SPZM - Health Concerns
Shao Yao Gan Cao Tang
Supports the Release of Muscle Qi and Stops Spasms
SPZM is an apt name for this modern formula, which is an expansion of the old formula. It adds Magnesium to the formula. If you are already taking magnesium supplements, you may want to consider taking SHAO YAO GAN CAO WAN instead. Both support the release of excess QI from the muscles (relieve muscle spasms). The Health Concerns version is a hybrid formula combining Chinese herbs with Calcium and Magnesium (also known to relieve muscle spasms).
Compare to SHAO YAO GAN CAO WAN
SPZM Uses and Indications of When to Use It
- Lower back stiffness and pain
- Muscle spasms
- Neck and shoulders tense
- Upper body tension pain
- Restless legs
- Calf spasms
SPZM TCM Uses and Properties
- Vitalizes blood
- Moves Qi
- Generates fluids
- Nourishes the liver and sinews
- Opens up the channels
SPZM Serving Size
2-3 capsules, 3X a day, best on an empty stomach, or as prescribed.
90 capsules, 625 mg.
SPZM Safety Cautions and Contra-Indications
This is a modern formula combining a well studied formula with other herbs and minerals. This combination, being brand new, cannot carry same assurances of safety and effect, as do traditional formulas, which have been in use for centuries.
Caution is also advised to those already taking calcium and magnesium, as using this formula will add to your intake.
Self-diagnosis and treatment aren't recommended for chronic, recurring, or serious conditions. To insure the best outcome for yourself and minimize the chance of side effects, it's best to Apply for a TeleVisit or Online Consultation.
SPZM Ingredients
Bai Shao |
Peony (White) |
Calcium Aspartate |
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Gan Cao |
Licorice Root |
Ge Gen (Fen Ge Gen) |
Pueraria Root |
Ji Xue Teng |
Milettia Branches |
Magnesium Aspartate |
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Wei Ling Xian |
Chinese Clematis Root |
* These statements have not been reviewed or evaluated by the USFDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. It is meant to be used only within the context of Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine (TCM)