Description

One **0 mL bottle

This tincture is traditionally used for softening and crushing gallstones. It is often used to prepare for a liver/gallbladder flush, to alleviate gallstone-related pain, and to make the gallstones easier to pass by reducing and lubricating them.

Ingredients: Gold Coin Grass, Bupleurum

Area of effect: the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and urinary bladder. GCG is normally used to treat and prevent kidney stones and gallstones.

Directions: take 1 tablespoon (about *5 mL) once daily on an empty stomach, *0 to *0 minutes before breakfast.

The primary ingredient of GCG is Gold Coin Grass, which is a literal translation of the Chinese name Jin Qian Cao. This herb is also known as Lysimachiae Herba or Herba Desmodii Styrachifolii. In Chinese medicine, it is traditionally used to prevent and expel gallbladder stones and kidney stones[1]. Japanese researchers[3] partially substantiated this traditional use in a ***3 scientific study. It is also used topically, to treat skin sores, lesions, and snake bites. For the gallbladder flush, it is used to prepare by softening and crushing the gallstones.

The secondary ingredient of GCG is Bupleurum, also known as Chai Hu or Bupleuri Radix. The literal English translation of the name is "Twigs of the Barbarians". According to medical research, this herb may stimulate immune system function[4]. In Chinese medicine, it is considered a "cooling" herb and is used to treat flu and fever, and is said to decongest the liver, so it is often used to treat womens\' problems such as irregular menstruation[2]