The Pink Pack: Relieve
Your Step Closer to Period Relief
Our popular tea pack for relieving period discomfort, the Pink Pack is based on the Tang Kuei & Peony Formula (當歸芍藥散), which is suitable if you are looking to ease any discomfort in the first few days, especially cramps. Be soothed by the soft and fruity taste of the teas, laced with a comforting cinnamon scent, and let it bring a smile to your face during your most uncomfortable time of the month.
Ingredients:
Szechwan Lovage Rhizome
Chinese Angelica
Poria
If you often keep late nights, eat irregular meals, and tend towards spicy/fried foods, the Pink Pack is for you. It is also suitable for women who are preparing their bodies for pregnancy. The Pink Pack especially helps if your periods are accompanied by pronounced symptoms of swelling and pain in the lower abdomen, diarrhoea, low menstrual flow and blood clots.
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The Pink Pack
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7 packs a box
6g each
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Delicately balanced with ingredients derived from the Tang Kuei & Peony Formula (當歸芍藥散), the Pink Pack works to relieve lower abdominal pain while nourishing the blood and regulating the liver. The natural herbs also work to strengthen the spleen and cleanse ‘dampness’ during the most uncomfortable days of the month.
At the same time, Szechwan Lovage Rhizome and Angelica promote blood circulation, replenishing qi and relieving menstrual pain typically caused by qi stagnation
Above all, this gentle blend of herbs also helps to calm the emotions on those days where hormones seem to be raging.
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YY TCM DICTIONARY
Liver Qi Stagnation:
In TCM, Liver Qi stagnation is when the energy or Qi of the liver system does not flow as easily and freely as it should. Liver Qi is largely responsible for the movement of Qi through the entire body and the free flow of blood which provides fluids and nourishment.
Dampness in Spleen:
In TCM, the Spleen is referred to as the collective work of some organs and systems participating in the digestion rather than the anatomical organ spleen.
Although the phenomenon of dampness p can arise because of external weather exposure, it arises more commonly today because of a weakness of Spleen Qi. Dampness generally feels like swelling and heaviness. Physically, this could manifest as muscular aches and pains, such as those encountered in polymyalgia or fibromyalgia.