Amenorrhea; Light or scanty periods; Irregular menses due to deficiency; Postpartum fatigue; Infertility; Post-illness; Post-surgery; Dizziness; Poor memory; Dry hair; Hair loss; Dry skin; Cracked skin or fingernails; Stiff tendons

Routinely used in China by women as a post menses tonic or to regulate the menses. Its main ingredient is Gallus (wu ji), a black rooster. This bird has black skin and beak with white feathers, and the Chinese call it Black Chicken, White Phoenix." It is considered a superior blood tonic, especially when reinforced with plant source medicines.

Wu Ji (gallus); Sheng Di Huang (rehmannia); Shou Di Huang (rehmannia); Dang Gui (Angelica); Ren Shen (ginseng); Xiang Fu (cyperus); Dan Shen (salvia); Shan Yao (dioscorea); Tian Men Dong (asparagus); Chuan Xiong(ligusticum); Qian Shi (euryale); Mu Li (oyster); Sang Piao Xiao (mantis egg case); Lu Jiao Shuang (deer antler); Huang Qi (astragalus); Gan Cao (Licorice); Yin Chai Hu (stellaria)

Box of 10 wax eggs, each containing 50 pills (4319 mg)

Take 50 pills (one wax sealed container) two times daily