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What is Health Concerns Raise Qi?
Health Concerns Raise Qi is a Chinese herbal formula supplied as a bottle of 90 tablets. The blend uses eight roots and peels, led by astragalus and ginseng, and belongs to the company's Chinese Herbs range.
Which herbs are in Health Concerns Raise Qi tablets?
Health Concerns Raise Qi contains astragalus root, ginseng root, atractylodes root, tang kuei root, citrus peel, baked licorice root, cimicifuga root and bupleurum root. Each herb is listed with its Pin Yin name, such as Huang Qi for astragalus.
What traditional action does Health Concerns list for Raise Qi?
Health Concerns describes Raise Qi in traditional Chinese terms as a formula to tonify Qi, which matches its name. This is a concept from Chinese herbal tradition, so a practitioner trained in that system can explain how it applies to you.
Does Raise Qi contain ginseng and astragalus?
Yes. Health Concerns Raise Qi lists astragalus root (Huang Qi) first and ginseng root (Ren Shen) second. The two are combined with atractylodes, tang kuei, citrus peel, baked licorice, cimicifuga and bupleurum.
How should I take Health Concerns Raise Qi 90 tablets?
Health Concerns Raise Qi 90 tablets should be taken as printed on the bottle label, since the listing gives no suggested dosage. Keep to the labelled amount, and check with a practitioner if you take other ginseng products. Please consult your doctor before use.
Is Raise Qi suitable during pregnancy?
Health Concerns gives no pregnancy guidance for Raise Qi in the listing. Because the formula combines eight active herbs, including ginseng, ask a qualified practitioner before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Please consult your doctor before use.
