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What is Health Concerns AC-Q?
Health Concerns AC-Q is a traditional Chinese herbal formula supplied as a bottle of 90 tablets. Health Concerns notes that the information about AC-Q is intended for licensed health practitioners, and the company classes its formulas as dietary supplements.
Which Chinese herbs are in Health Concerns AC-Q tablets?
Health Concerns AC-Q combines clematis (Wei Ling Xian), ginseng (Ren Shen), siler (Fang Feng), saussurea (Mu Xiang), ho-shou-wu, rehmannia, lindera, chiang-huo, tang-kuei, gastrodia and cinnamon bark, among other herbs. The full list on the listing runs to more than 20 botanicals.
Does Health Concerns AC-Q contain frankincense or borneol?
Yes. Health Concerns AC-Q lists frankincense (Ru Xiang) and borneol (Bing Pian) among its ingredients, together with aquilaria, cloves, coptis, blue citrus, gentiana, achyranthes, loranthus and asarum. Each herb appears with both its English and Pin Yin name.
Who is Health Concerns AC-Q information intended for?
Licensed health practitioners are the intended audience for Health Concerns AC-Q product information, and the company says it should not be the only basis for evaluating patients. Use AC-Q under the guidance of a practitioner familiar with Chinese herbs. Please consult your doctor before use.
How should I take Health Concerns AC-Q 90 tablets?
Health Concerns AC-Q has no suggested dosage in the listing, so take the tablets only as printed on the label or as advised by your practitioner. Do not go beyond the labelled amount on any day. Please consult your doctor before use.
Which country is Health Concerns AC-Q made in?
Health Concerns AC-Q lists the USA as its country of origin, and Health Concerns is named as the manufacturer and packer. The bottle contains 90 tablets of the multi-herb blend, which the company files under its Chinese Herbs range.
