There is no such thing as a cure for the common cold in Traditional Chinese Medicine or its Western equivalent.   However, Specific Chinese Cold Pills can help reduce the symptoms and make the experience of living with a cold easier and recovery quicker, by helping the body to utilize its natural defenses.  Chinese Specific Cold Pills are a natural product.

Specific Chinese Cold Pills is a modern refinement of an ancient remedy.  This unique combination of Chinese herbs that includes, Wild Ginger, Eucommia and Licorice that can help support your body while it restores your bodies natural balance. Can be used in combination with Pearl Powder for Feverish Colds. 

Chinese Specific Cold Pills are a useful standby to have on hand for the medicine cabinet and are especially useful when travelling.  Other products for  Cold and Flu  available from TCM Alternatives™ include Antelope Fever Reducing Tablets, Shang Feng Gan Mao Quing Capsules, Tan Ke King Flu Tablets, and Pan Lan Tablets.   Cordyceps Cough Syrup can be a great help too.  A natural replacement for chemically based nasal spays is our Watermelon Frost Nasal Spay. 

TCM Alternatives™ have a full range of information to offer you on Traditional Chinese Medicine on Colds and Flu.  From how to stop geting a Cold to how to fight the Flu, and how best to recover – and what Cold and Flu Supplements TCM Alternatives™  have to offer to help you along the way.

Direction

As a dietary supplement, take two capsules twice a day for throughout the course of a cold or flu attack  - until the problem is resolved, or as otherwise directed by your health practitioner. Two packets each of 20 capsules are sufficient for a one-week course.

The above information is translated from the statements provided by the manufacturer and has not been evaluated by the FDA.  Remember that you should always see your health practitioner to diagnose and prescribe treatment for any serious medical condition.

We offer some guidelines as to when you should see your health practitioner for when you think you may have a Cold or the Flu.  More