fibroid treatment with Dr. Yang's Woman Flower formula

[Guest guest]

I wanted to share my experience treating uterine fibroids and a

variety of gynecologic complaints with Dr. Joseph Yang's formula

" Woman Flower " . Dr. Yang is a clinic supervisor at Emperor's and

Yosan. He has been an invaluable mentor to me.

 

This is his product description: " Chong Ren Qi and blood stagnation

and deficiency, Chong Ren disharmony.Herbal characteristics:

Harmonizing Qi and Blood and soothes the Chong and Ren channels to

calm down the menstrual cramp pain in the lower abdomen and lower

back. Relieves the tenderness of breast, chest and abdomen. Regulates

liver Qi to help the emotion changes around the period. "

 

I have dispensed several hundred bottles and found Woman Flower to be

extremely versatile and well tolerated. Many patients are very

enthusiastic about the benefits of this product and continue to

reorder it even after they have stopped acupuncture treatment or have

moved away from my office. Dr. Yang uses a variety medicinal flowers

such as Yue Ji Hua, Mei Gui Hua, as well qi regulators and blood

tonics. He explained to me that this flower approach is gentler for

long term treatment of chronic and deficiency situations than a tao

ren/hong hua dui yao for example. Although I am happy to share my own

clinical experience, I would direct more technical formulation

question to Dr.Yang himself. http://www.xiushantang.com/id6.html

 

I dispense Woman Flower for variety of issues including amenorrhea

following cessation of birth control. For PMS and menstrual pain, for

example, I start the patient with a symptomatic approach, instruct her

to start taking the herbs (3-5 pills TID) at the first subjective

feeling of premenstrual tension (physical or emotional) and continue

until the cessation of any discomfort. The results with this approach

are generally very positive and the patients are enthusiastic for a

sustained daily approach that is required for treating uterine

fibroids and cysts.

 

I also use the gamut of Dr. Yang's other formulas based on my

patient's other issues and pattern differentiation.

 

Mark Shpintz

www.nashvillehealingarts.com

[Guest guest]

Hey Mr. Higgins, they look like good formulations. How long does any bottle

last, a month, a week?

 

--- On Wed, 2/18/09, yangchi125 <yintang121 wrote:

yangchi125 <yintang121

fibroid treatment with Dr. Yang's " Woman Flower " formula

 

Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 1:37 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I wanted to share my experience treating uterine fibroids and a

 

variety of gynecologic complaints with Dr. Joseph Yang's formula

 

" Woman Flower " . Dr. Yang is a clinic supervisor at Emperor's and

 

Yosan. He has been an invaluable mentor to me.

 

 

 

This is his product description: " Chong Ren Qi and blood stagnation

 

and deficiency, Chong Ren disharmony.Herbal characteristics:

 

Harmonizing Qi and Blood and soothes the Chong and Ren channels to

 

calm down the menstrual cramp pain in the lower abdomen and lower

 

back. Relieves the tenderness of breast, chest and abdomen. Regulates

 

liver Qi to help the emotion changes around the period. "

 

 

 

I have dispensed several hundred bottles and found Woman Flower to be

 

extremely versatile and well tolerated. Many patients are very

 

enthusiastic about the benefits of this product and continue to

 

reorder it even after they have stopped acupuncture treatment or have

 

moved away from my office. Dr. Yang uses a variety medicinal flowers

 

such as Yue Ji Hua, Mei Gui Hua, as well qi regulators and blood

 

tonics. He explained to me that this flower approach is gentler for

 

long term treatment of chronic and deficiency situations than a tao

 

ren/hong hua dui yao for example. Although I am happy to share my own

 

clinical experience, I would direct more technical formulation

 

question to Dr.Yang himself. http://www.xiushant ang.com/id6. html

 

 

 

I dispense Woman Flower for variety of issues including amenorrhea

 

following cessation of birth control. For PMS and menstrual pain, for

 

example, I start the patient with a symptomatic approach, instruct her

 

to start taking the herbs (3-5 pills TID) at the first subjective

 

feeling of premenstrual tension (physical or emotional) and continue

 

until the cessation of any discomfort. The results with this approach

 

are generally very positive and the patients are enthusiastic for a

 

sustained daily approach that is required for treating uterine

 

fibroids and cysts.

 

 

 

I also use the gamut of Dr. Yang's other formulas based on my

 

patient's other issues and pattern differentiation.

 

 

 

Mark Shpintz

 

www.nashvillehealin garts.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Funny, I thought this came from Yang Chu Higgins as well at first, but

its was my old friend Mark instead...

 

By the bottle 3 tid, and 100 caps should last a week.

 

Dr. Yang's stuff is very good (the Defender V is a favorite here in LA

for upcoming colds) but lets make sure we keep the advertising to a

minumum here. ooopss.

Thanks,

Doug

 

, mystir <ykcul_ritsym

wrote:

>

> Hey Mr. Higgins, they look like good formulations. How long does any

bottle last, a month, a week?

>

> --- On Wed, 2/18/09, yangchi125 <yintang121 wrote:

> yangchi125 <yintang121

> fibroid treatment with Dr. Yang's " Woman Flower " formula

>

> Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 1:37 PM

>

>

>

>

> I also use the gamut of Dr. Yang's other formulas based on my

>

> patient's other issues and pattern differentiation.

>

>

>

> Mark Shpintz

>

> www.nashvillehealin garts.com

>

[Guest guest]

I didn't see the ingredients listed anywhere? Did I miss something?

 

 

 

-Jason

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of mystir

Wednesday, February 18, 2009 4:10 PM

 

Re: fibroid treatment with Dr. Yang's " Woman Flower " formula

 

 

 

Hey Mr. Higgins, they look like good formulations. How long does any bottle

last, a month, a week?

 

--- On Wed, 2/18/09, yangchi125 <yintang121

<yintang121%40hotmail.com> > wrote:

yangchi125 <yintang121 <yintang121%40hotmail.com> >

fibroid treatment with Dr. Yang's " Woman Flower " formula

 

<%40>

Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 1:37 PM

 

I wanted to share my experience treating uterine fibroids and a

 

variety of gynecologic complaints with Dr. Joseph Yang's formula

 

" Woman Flower " . Dr. Yang is a clinic supervisor at Emperor's and

 

Yosan. He has been an invaluable mentor to me.

 

This is his product description: " Chong Ren Qi and blood stagnation

 

and deficiency, Chong Ren disharmony.Herbal characteristics:

 

Harmonizing Qi and Blood and soothes the Chong and Ren channels to

 

calm down the menstrual cramp pain in the lower abdomen and lower

 

back. Relieves the tenderness of breast, chest and abdomen. Regulates

 

liver Qi to help the emotion changes around the period. "

 

I have dispensed several hundred bottles and found Woman Flower to be

 

extremely versatile and well tolerated. Many patients are very

 

enthusiastic about the benefits of this product and continue to

 

reorder it even after they have stopped acupuncture treatment or have

 

moved away from my office. Dr. Yang uses a variety medicinal flowers

 

such as Yue Ji Hua, Mei Gui Hua, as well qi regulators and blood

 

tonics. He explained to me that this flower approach is gentler for

 

long term treatment of chronic and deficiency situations than a tao

 

ren/hong hua dui yao for example. Although I am happy to share my own

 

clinical experience, I would direct more technical formulation

 

question to Dr.Yang himself. http://www.xiushant ang.com/id6. html

 

I dispense Woman Flower for variety of issues including amenorrhea

 

following cessation of birth control. For PMS and menstrual pain, for

 

example, I start the patient with a symptomatic approach, instruct her

 

to start taking the herbs (3-5 pills TID) at the first subjective

 

feeling of premenstrual tension (physical or emotional) and continue

 

until the cessation of any discomfort. The results with this approach

 

are generally very positive and the patients are enthusiastic for a

 

sustained daily approach that is required for treating uterine

 

fibroids and cysts.

 

I also use the gamut of Dr. Yang's other formulas based on my

 

patient's other issues and pattern differentiation.

 

Mark Shpintz

 

www.nashvillehealin garts.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Could you post the herbs used in this formula? I'm interested in

learning more about his strategy for mixed excess & deficient gyn

conditions and I don't seem to be finding the formula ingredients

online.

 

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Michelle N. Soucy, Lic. Ac., MAOM

Concord Center Acupuncture

91 Main St., Ste. 201

Concord, MA 01742

978-369-9400

info

www.concordcenteracupuncture.com

 

 

 

 

 

On Feb 18, 2009, at 1:37 PM, yangchi125 wrote:

 

I wanted to share my experience treating uterine fibroids and a

variety of gynecologic complaints with Dr. Joseph Yang's formula

" Woman Flower " . Dr. Yang is a clinic supervisor at Emperor's and

Yosan. He has been an invaluable mentor to me.

 

This is his product description: " Chong Ren Qi and blood stagnation

and deficiency, Chong Ren disharmony.Herbal characteristics:

Harmonizing Qi and Blood and soothes the Chong and Ren channels to

calm down the menstrual cramp pain in the lower abdomen and lower

back. Relieves the tenderness of breast, chest and abdomen. Regulates

liver Qi to help the emotion changes around the period. "

 

I have dispensed several hundred bottles and found Woman Flower to be

extremely versatile and well tolerated. Many patients are very

enthusiastic about the benefits of this product and continue to

reorder it even after they have stopped acupuncture treatment or have

moved away from my office. Dr. Yang uses a variety medicinal flowers

such as Yue Ji Hua, Mei Gui Hua, as well qi regulators and blood

tonics. He explained to me that this flower approach is gentler for

long term treatment of chronic and deficiency situations than a tao

ren/hong hua dui yao for example. Although I am happy to share my own

clinical experience, I would direct more technical formulation

question to Dr.Yang himself. http://www.xiushantang.com/id6.html

 

I dispense Woman Flower for variety of issues including amenorrhea

following cessation of birth control. For PMS and menstrual pain, for

example, I start the patient with a symptomatic approach, instruct her

to start taking the herbs (3-5 pills TID) at the first subjective

feeling of premenstrual tension (physical or emotional) and continue

until the cessation of any discomfort. The results with this approach

are generally very positive and the patients are enthusiastic for a

sustained daily approach that is required for treating uterine

fibroids and cysts.

 

I also use the gamut of Dr. Yang's other formulas based on my

patient's other issues and pattern differentiation.

 

Mark Shpintz

www.nashvillehealingarts.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have the ingredients in my office and will post them.

Doug

 

 

, " Michelle N. Soucy "

<mns07 wrote:

>

> Could you post the herbs used in this formula? I'm interested in

> learning more about his strategy for mixed excess & deficient gyn

> conditions and I don't seem to be finding the formula ingredients

> online.

>

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Michelle N. Soucy, Lic. Ac., MAOM

> Concord Center Acupuncture

> 91 Main St., Ste. 201

> Concord, MA 01742

> 978-369-9400

> info

> www.concordcenteracupuncture.com

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I contacted the company requesting:

1- price list for practitioners

2- ingredients of the formulas

3- the number of tablets in a bottle

 

I only received back a list of their products - the same list as it

appears online - and Practitioner price at $144/box of a dozen.

Questions 2 and 3 received no response. The fellow writing simply said

the ingredients are listed on the bottle.

So I called them again and talked to Joseph. He said they are in

process of compiling a catalog for practitioners and he would try to

send me pdf's of the formulas. Maybe if enough ppl called to request

such info, he would be prompted to speed production on the catalog.

 

ann

 

 

On Feb 19, 2009, at 12:39 PM, wrote:

 

> I have the ingredients in my office and will post them.

> Doug

>

> , " Michelle N. Soucy "

> <mns07 wrote:

> >

> > Could you post the herbs used in this formula? I'm interested in

> > learning more about his strategy for mixed excess & deficient gyn

> > conditions and I don't seem to be finding the formula ingredients

> > online.

> >

> >

> > Thanks in advance,

> >

> > Michelle N. Soucy, Lic. Ac., MAOM

> > Concord Center Acupuncture

> > 91 Main St., Ste. 201

> > Concord, MA 01742

> > 978-369-9400

> > info

> > www.concordcenteracupuncture.com

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

There are 100 capsules per bottle. There was some wackiness at the

office and I forgot to get the ingredients. Perhaps we can continue

this conversation when I or someone else can post the ingredients.

sorry about that,

Doug

 

 

 

 

, " A. Brameier "

<snakeoil.works wrote:

>

> I contacted the company requesting:

> 1- price list for practitioners

> 2- ingredients of the formulas

> 3- the number of tablets in a bottle

>

> I only received back a list of their products - the same list as it

> appears online - and Practitioner price at $144/box of a dozen.

> Questions 2 and 3 received no response. The fellow writing simply said

> the ingredients are listed on the bottle.

> So I called them again and talked to Joseph. He said they are in

> process of compiling a catalog for practitioners and he would try to

> send me pdf's of the formulas. Maybe if enough ppl called to request

> such info, he would be prompted to speed production on the catalog.

>

> ann

>

>

> On Feb 19, 2009, at 12:39 PM, wrote:

>

> > I have the ingredients in my office and will post them.

> > Doug

> >

> > , " Michelle N. Soucy "

> > <mns07@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Could you post the herbs used in this formula? I'm interested in

> > > learning more about his strategy for mixed excess & deficient gyn

> > > conditions and I don't seem to be finding the formula ingredients

> > > online.

> > >

> > >

> > > Thanks in advance,

> > >

> > > Michelle N. Soucy, Lic. Ac., MAOM

> > > Concord Center Acupuncture

> > > 91 Main St., Ste. 201

> > > Concord, MA 01742

> > > 978-369-9400

> > > info@

> > > www.concordcenteracupuncture.com

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I finally got Joseph to send me the ingredients -- for Women Flower

and others.

I suppose it wouldn't be remiss to list them here:

Chong Ren Qi and blood stagnation and deficiency, Chong Ren disharmony

Yue Ji Hua

Mei Gui Hua

Ling Xiao Hua

Dang Gui

Bai Shao Yao

Chi Shao Yao

Yan Hu Suo

Xiang Fu

Yi Mu Cao

Dan Shen

 

ann

 

 

On Feb 20, 2009, at 12:26 AM, wrote:

 

> There are 100 capsules per bottle. There was some wackiness at the

> office and I forgot to get the ingredients. Perhaps we can continue

> this conversation when I or someone else can post the ingredients.

> sorry about that,

> Doug

>

> , " A. Brameier "

> <snakeoil.works wrote:

> >

> > I contacted the company requesting:

> > 1- price list for practitioners

> > 2- ingredients of the formulas

> > 3- the number of tablets in a bottle

> >

> > I only received back a list of their products - the same list as it

> > appears online - and Practitioner price at $144/box of a dozen.

> > Questions 2 and 3 received no response. The fellow writing simply

> said

> > the ingredients are listed on the bottle.

> > So I called them again and talked to Joseph. He said they are in

> > process of compiling a catalog for practitioners and he would try to

> > send me pdf's of the formulas. Maybe if enough ppl called to request

> > such info, he would be prompted to speed production on the catalog.

> >

> > ann

> >

> >

> > On Feb 19, 2009, at 12:39 PM, wrote:

> >

> > > I have the ingredients in my office and will post them.

> > > Doug

> > >

> > > , " Michelle N. Soucy "

> > > <mns07@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Could you post the herbs used in this formula? I'm interested in

> > > > learning more about his strategy for mixed excess & deficient

> gyn

> > > > conditions and I don't seem to be finding the formula

> ingredients

> > > > online.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Thanks in advance,

> > > >

> > > > Michelle N. Soucy, Lic. Ac., MAOM

> > > > Concord Center Acupuncture

> > > > 91 Main St., Ste. 201

> > > > Concord, MA 01742

> > > > 978-369-9400

> > > > info@

> > > > www.concordcenteracupuncture.com

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >