When it comes to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), most people’s perception is of the strong and difficult-to-swallow herbal decoctions. In recent years, a type of TCM formula—medicinal paste (gāo fāng)—has gradually entered the public’s life, being understood and accepted, thus changing people’s outdated views on TCM. The widespread acclaim for medicinal pastes is due to … Read more
According to TCM theory, spring is for growth, summer for development, autumn for harvest, and winter for storage. Winter is the season for sealing and storing, suitable for nourishing the vital energy (zheng qi) and replenishing the marrow. Therefore, winter supplementation is best achieved through Gao Fang (medicinal paste).“Gao Fang” refers to a type of … Read more
1. Run Fei Gao (Lung Moistening Syrup) Main Ingredients: Laiyang Pear Syrup, Dang Shen (Codonopsis), Zhi Huang Qi (Honey-fried Astragalus), Zi Wan (Aster), Bai Bu (Stemona), Chuan Bei Mu (Fritillaria). Functions and Indications: Moistens the lungs and benefits Qi, stops cough and resolves phlegm. Used for lung deficiency with weak Qi, chest tightness, chronic cough … Read more
As the saying goes: “In autumn and winter, nourish Yin, and Gao Fang is the choice.” Gao Fang is a traditional health-preserving method unique to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which not only draws from the strengths of folk medicine but also integrates the wisdom of renowned physicians throughout history. Helping you with autumn and winter … Read more
What is Gao Fang? Gao Fang, also known as medicinal paste, is named after its form and is a high-grade tonic enjoyed by the ancient royal families. It is one of the eight forms of traditional Chinese medicine, which include pills, powders, pastes, elixirs, wines, tinctures, soups, and tablets. Gao Fang, also referred to as … Read more
Gao Fang (medicinal paste), also known as Gao Ji (pasty preparation), is a relatively thick liquid obtained by decocting and concentrating traditional Chinese medicinal herbs. Due to the strong flavors of Chinese herbs, some individuals may find them difficult to tolerate. Therefore, sweeteners such as maltose or honey are often added to create a semi-liquid … Read more
Mi Li Scar Removal Ointment [Drug Name] Generic Name: Scar Removal Ointment Chinese Pinyin: Chuba Gao [Ingredients] Peach Kernel (Tao Ren), Cowherb Seed (Ya Dan Zi), Borneol (Bing Pian), Camphor (Zhang Nao), Stone Soap (Shi Jian), with excipients including Glycerin, White Vaseline, Octadecanol, and Glyceryl Monostearate. [Properties] This product is a white to light yellow … Read more
Unknowingly, we have entered winter, which is the best time for taking Gao Fang (medicinal paste). It has been said since ancient times that “supplementing in winter leads to strength in the coming year” and “three nines of supplementation in winter leads to fewer illnesses next year.” What exactly is Gao Fang? What are its … Read more
One spoon of gaozi formula is equivalent to ten decoctions; every drop is essence. Supplement in winter, and you will be free from illness next year. Supplement in winter, and you will be ready to tackle challenges in spring. Gaozi, also known as gaoji, gaozi medicine, or decoction paste, is named after its form and … Read more
Medicinal pastes, which flourished during the Han and Tang dynasties, originated from the imperial court. Also known as gāo jì (膏剂), gāo zī (膏滋), they are precious traditional Chinese medicine preparations that integrate nourishment, prevention, regulation, and disease elimination. Ancient medical texts, including the Huangdi Neijing (黄帝内经) and Jinkui Yaolue (金匮要略), document their use. Due … Read more