Heating the flow is based on the traditional Wen Jing Tang recipe. A mixture for states of internal coldness, which is manifested especially by painful menstruation. Focus: painful menstruation, cycle disorders from cold, fertility problems. Flow warming is a preparation that, according to Chinese medicine , warms and nourishes the Ren and Chong Mai pathways. At the same time, warming up the flow also disperses Han (cold), replenishes Xue (blood) and breaks up Xue Yu (blood stasis) in the lower emitter (lower abdomen). Composition: water, alcohol 50% vol. Wu Zhu Yu - Fructus evodiae - 3.2 g Gui Zhi - Chinese cinnamon tree, twig - Ramulus cinnamomi - 4.6 g Dang Gui - Radix angelicae sinensis - 4.6 g Chuan Xiong - Rhizoma ligustici - 3.2 g Bai Shao - Milk-flowered Peony, Root - Radix paeoniae alba - 6.0 g Ren Shen - ginseng root , Radix ginseng - 4.6 g Mai Men Dong - Japanese ofiopogon, root - Radix ophiopogonis - 3.2 g Mu Dan Pi - Semi-Shrubby Peony, Root Bark - Cort moutan radicis - 3.2 g Gan Cao - liquorice, root - Radix glycyrrhizae - 1.8 g Dosage: It is a good idea to shake the tincture before use. Slight cloudiness is normal. The daily dose is 1 drop per 1 kg of body weight. Divide the daily dose into two parts - morning and evening. That is, if you weigh, for example, 70 kg, you will take 35 drops in the morning and 35 drops in the evening. After consultation with a specialist, up to three times the dose can be given Take the tinctures on an empty stomach. The minimum interval is 30 minutes before or one hour after meals. The tincture can be poured with a little hot water to  evaporate the alcohol. This procedure is suitable for children or drivers.  Packaging: 50 ml - 1100 drops