Category: Skin, detox.
Zhen Zhu An Chuang Tang is a popular herbal blend for cleansing facial skin. It can be used for non-cystic acne, pimples, and blackheads on the face, which are often associated with adolescence. It is suitable for skin changes on the face that manifest as redness and itching. One of the main ingredients of the formula is Zhen Zhu, which is pearl. One of the most famous ancient doctors of Chinese medicine, Li Shi Zhen, wrote: “Pearl brightens and illuminates the complexion, smooths wrinkles, and softens the skin”. Zhen Zhu is able to drain heat and toxins from the facial skin, brightening it and improving its texture.
It is advisable to limit foods that bring heat and damp heat into the body – see Dietary therapy according to patterns.
| Preparation | Chinese | Czech | Latin |
| Zhen Zhu Mu | freshwater pearl mussel, marine pearl oyster | Concha margaritiferae | |
| Pu Gong Ying | Mongolian dandelion | Herba taraxaci | |
| Jin Yin Hua | Japanese honeysuckle, flower | Flos lonicerae | |
| Huang | Lian Qiao | weeping forsythia, fruit | Fructus forsythiae |
| Zi Hua Di Ding | Tokyo violet | Herba violae | |
| Ye Ju Hua | Indian chrysanthemum | Flos chrysanthemi indici | |
| Chi Shao | Chinese peony, root | Rad. paeoniae rubra | |
| Mu Dan Pi | tree peony, root bark | Cort. moutan radicis | |
| Sheng | Dan Shen | red sage | Rad. salviae |
| Di Fu Zi | belvedere fruit | Kochiae scopariae fructus | |
| Bei Sha Shen | coastal glehnia | Rad. glehniae |
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