Jade Herbal – PMS

Dietary supplement inspired by the traditional Chinese Medicine formula with a 300-year history.
Packaging: 50 tablets of 500 mg.
Recommended use: 2 tablets at the first signs of discomfort and then 2 tablets every 4 hours until improvement occurs, with a maximum of 8 tablets per day.
Formula philosophy:
The formula is related to the female cycle and the harmonious flow of Qi and Blood. In TCM, when this flow is not smooth, tension, discomfort and changes can occur on both the physical and emotional levels. PMS is traditionally described as a formula that supports the balancing of circulation and overall harmony during the cycle.
Action:
It moves Blood and Qi, nourishes Blood, harmonizes the circulation of Qi and Blood and has a soothing effect.
Indications (TCM):
It is traditionally associated with conditions such as painful menstruation, irregular cycles, lower abdominal cramps before or during menstruation, irritability, increased sensitivity, a tendency to cry, and increased nervousness.
Description in Western terminology:
The formula is described as relating to periods of cyclical discomfort which may be accompanied by lower abdominal pain or cramps, mood swings, increased emotional sensitivity, feelings of nervousness, fluid retention, weight changes and feelings of decreased energy. The above descriptions are traditional/descriptive terminology and do not constitute a medical claim.
Physical level (TCM):
In TCM, when the circulation of Qi and Blood is not smooth, experiences such as lower abdominal pain and cramps, heaviness, irregular cycles, and changes related to fluid retention are often described. The formula is traditionally associated with supporting a smoother flow and greater comfort during the cycle. The guide also mentions loss of energy, irregular cycles, weight gain, and water retention.
Psychological level (TCM):
In periods where the inner harmony of the cycle seems to be disrupted, irritability, hypersensitivity, increased nervousness or a tendency for emotional overload may appear. Traditionally, the formula is associated with a gentler and more balanced management of these changes.
Spiritual level (TCM):
In the tradition of Chinese Medicine, the harmonious circulation of Qi and Blood is also associated with a sense of inner balance, stability and better contact with oneself. The formula is described as supporting this sense of smoothness and inner coherence.