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Nature’s Sunshine’s Chinese herbal combinations are based on 5000 years of Chinese herbal tradition. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which includes the use of herbal medicine, continues to provide primary healthcare throughout Asia even in these modern times. AD-C is considered a chi-regulating formula. An important concept in TCM, chi (also known as qi) is the vital life energy of the body and is considered essential for all life. The chi flows through the body following pathways called meridians. The goal in TCM, according to ancient Chinese philosophy, is to keep the chi flowing unobstructed in order to maintain optimum health. Balanced chi, according to Chinese philosophy, also encourages an overall sense of well-being. The Chinese call this formula jie yu, which can be translated to mean “relieve anxiety and tension.” According to TCM, when the liver is functioning at itspeak, positive mood may be maintained.
Dosage (Adults):Take one capsule with a meal. For prolonged use, consult a practitioner.
Medicinal Ingredients:Each capsule contains Perilla frutescens (zi su ye) leaf 39 mg; Cyperus rotundus (xiangfu) rhizome 35 mg; Citrus aurantium (zhi shi) fruit 30 mg; Typhonium flagelliforme (shui ban xia) rhizome 30 mg; Bambusa textilis (tian zhu huang) stem resin 26 mg; Bupleurum chinense (chai hu) root 26 mg; Citrus reticulata (chen pi) fruit pericarp 26 mg; Ophiopogon japonicus (mai men dong) tuber 26 mg; Selinum striatum rhizome 26 mg; Uncaria rhynchophylla (gou teng) stem 26 mg; Wolfiporia extensa (fu ling) sclerotium 26 mg; Angelica sinensis (dong quai) root 22 mg; Platycodon grandiflorus (jie geng) root 22 mg; Zingiber officinale (gan jiang) rhizome 22 mg; Panax ginseng (ren shen) root 21 mg; Coptis chinensis (huang lian) rhizome 17 mg and Glycyrrhiza uralensis (gan cao) root 13 mg all standardized to a 5.5:1 extract. Non-medicinal Ingredients: Gelatin, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide.
Risk Information: Do not use this product if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you are taking prescription medications, consult a practitioner prior to use. If symptoms persist, worsen or develop, consult a practitioner.