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Shi Lin Tong - Indications include: Various urinary disorders with symptoms of frequent urination in small amounts (with or without blood in the urine), painful urination, urinary tract stones (including kidney stones), urinary tract infection or inflammation, pyelonephritis, gallstones, hepatitis with jaundice, cirrhosis of the liver with ascites, edema associated with nephritis.

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Jen Shen Lu Yung Wan - Indications include: Fatigue, weariness, shortness of breath, poor hearing, tinnitus, weak legs, palpitations, insomnia and long illness due to deficient Yin and deficient Yang. Cold limbs, impotence, spermatorrhea, frequent urination due to weak kidney Yang. Amenorrhea, hypomenorrhea, hypermenorrhea, leukorrhea due to deficient Qi and blood. Neurasthenia, anemia, diabetes mellitus.

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Eight Flavor Rehmanni Extract - (Zhi Bai Di Huang Wan) - Indications include: Low-grade afternoon fever, Heat in the Five Centers, flushed face, red cheeks, uneasiness, night-sweating, nocturnal emission (with dream), chronic throat pain, frequent urination in small amounts of dark urine, hot flashes associated with menopause.

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Golden Book Herbal Extract (Jin Kui Shen Qi Wan) - Indications include: Tired legs, low backache, lumbar pain, feeling of cold in the waist area, frequent urination or difficult urination with clear copious urine, abundant expectoration of sputum. Diabetes in the cases mentioned above (additional symptoms may include excess urination, excess thirst). Chronic nephritis with edema (anemia may be present, sometimes there is excess urination, especially at night. Chronic asthma (Deficient Kidney type - not Lung Heat type or Spleen Damp type) which is worse in the winter. Hypothyroidism (symptoms of coldness, myxedema, pale face, tiredness). Sexual dysfunction due to Deficient Kidney Yang. Ascites in cases with Cold in the Kidney. Optic nerve atrophy.