Gluten free Jin gui shen qi wan and shen qu

[Guest guest]

Do you know of a gluten free version of Jin gui shen qi wan? Apparently

Plum Blossom uses flour it in that particular formula to keep the pills

together.

 

Also, does anyone know of, or has anyone tried to make a gluten-free

massa fermentata? Bensky gives proportions although the particular

polygonum (apparently a peppery one from the name) is not one I have

come across before. One could substitute a gluten free flour. Has

anyone tried it and do you have pitfalls to avoid?

 

With so many Americans manifesting gluten sensitivity- whether full

blown gut celiac or milder versions that cause immune responses- it

seems like there would be an opening for some firm to make digestive

remedies, from curing pills to Gan mai da zao wan without gluten.

 

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Licensed Acupuncturist, and Herbalist

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Brooklyn, NY 11215

 

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[Guest guest]

Last time I needed to ensure certain single herbs are gluten-free I was able to

get it from KPC (www.kpc.com) although I didn't check Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan. You

may want to give them a call.

 

Mike L.

 

Karen Vaughan <creationsgarden1 wrote:

Do you know of a gluten free version of Jin gui shen qi wan?

Apparently

Plum Blossom uses flour it in that particular formula to keep the pills

together.

 

Also, does anyone know of, or has anyone tried to make a gluten-free

massa fermentata? Bensky gives proportions although the particular

polygonum (apparently a peppery one from the name) is not one I have

come across before. One could substitute a gluten free flour. Has

anyone tried it and do you have pitfalls to avoid?

 

With so many Americans manifesting gluten sensitivity- whether full

blown gut celiac or milder versions that cause immune responses- it

seems like there would be an opening for some firm to make digestive

remedies, from curing pills to Gan mai da zao wan without gluten.

 

--

Karen Vaughan, MSTOM

Licensed Acupuncturist, and Herbalist

253 Garfield Place

Brooklyn, NY 11215

 

(718) 622-6755

 

Co-Conspirator to Make the World A Better Place: Visit

http://www.heroicstories.com/ and join the conspiracy

See my Acupuncture and Herbs website at: http://ksvaughan2.byregion.net/

And my website at Avon Walk for Breast Cancer 2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Nu Herbs (nuherbs.com) makes a gluten free Shen Qu. It doesn't come

in the standard block form, but a coarse powder similar to granules.

Seems to work well too!

 

-Danny Johnson L.Ac.

www.santacruzacupuncture.com

 

>

> Also, does anyone know of, or has anyone tried to make a gluten-free

> massa fermentata?

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There is no gluten in Blue Poppy Herbs Shen Qu Wan, and it is a 10:1

extract.

 

Bob

 

, Mike Liaw <mikeliaw wrote:

>

> Last time I needed to ensure certain single herbs are gluten-free I

was able to get it from KPC (www.kpc.com) although I didn't check Jin

Gui Shen Qi Wan. You may want to give them a call.

>

> Mike L.

>

> Karen Vaughan <creationsgarden1 wrote:

> Do you know of a gluten free version of Jin gui shen qi

wan? Apparently

> Plum Blossom uses flour it in that particular formula to keep the pills

> together.

>

> Also, does anyone know of, or has anyone tried to make a gluten-free

> massa fermentata? Bensky gives proportions although the particular

> polygonum (apparently a peppery one from the name) is not one I have

> come across before. One could substitute a gluten free flour. Has

> anyone tried it and do you have pitfalls to avoid?

>

> With so many Americans manifesting gluten sensitivity- whether full

> blown gut celiac or milder versions that cause immune responses- it

> seems like there would be an opening for some firm to make digestive

> remedies, from curing pills to Gan mai da zao wan without gluten.

>

> --

> Karen Vaughan, MSTOM

> Licensed Acupuncturist, and Herbalist

> 253 Garfield Place

> Brooklyn, NY 11215

>

> (718) 622-6755

>

> Co-Conspirator to Make the World A Better Place: Visit

http://www.heroicstories.com/ and join the conspiracy

> See my Acupuncture and Herbs website at: http://ksvaughan2.byregion.net/

> And my website at Avon Walk for Breast Cancer 2005

 

> Looking for earth-friendly autos?

> Browse Top Cars by " Green Rating " at Autos' Green Center.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Does the new federal guidelines for " Gluten-Free " mean that not only must

the product be gluten free but the entire factory be gluten free. True?

 

Ed Kasper LAc.

www.HappyHerbalist.com