Herbal Information on Bi Yan Pian

Pin Yin Name:  Bi Yan Wan, Bi Yan Pian

Other Names:  Cool Sinus, Nose Inflammation Pills

Package Size: 120 Tablets

Form: Tablets

Dosage:  Dosage on Bottle States 4 tablets, 3 x per day  Or consult your healthcare professional for correct dosage.

Origin: China

Brand: Plum Flower

Ingredients, Pin Yin Names:   Cang er zi, Xin yi hua, Lian qiao, Fang feng, Bai zhi, Zhi mu, Gan cao, Jing jie, Ye ju hua, Wu wei zi, Jie geng

Ingredients, Botanical Names:   Xanthium sibiricum fruit, Magnolia biondii flower, Forsythia suspensa fruit, Saposhnikovia divaricata root, Angelica dahurica root, Anemarrhena asphodeloides rhizome, Glycyrrhiza uralensis root, Schizonepeta tenuifolia herb, Chrysanthemum indicum flower, Schisandra chinensis fruit, Platycodon grandiflorum root

Other Ingredients:   Sucrose, Microcrystalline cellulose, Hypromellose, Silicone dioxide, Polyethylene glycol, Magnesium stearate

Caution:  Use with caution during pregnancy or nursing. Could create nasal dryness.

California Prop 65 

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Benefits of Bi Yan Pian Teapills 

• Herbal Support for Nasal Passages

• Temporary Relief of Chronic and Acute Sinus Pain

• Dispels Wind-Cold

• Dispels Wind-Heat

• Resolves Toxins

• Transforms Phlegm

• Opens Nasal Passages

• Temporary Relief of Stuff Nose with Phlegm

• Alternative to Anti-Histamines

• Commonly used by Traditional Chinese Medicine Physicians

• Remove Toxic Heat from Nose

• Provides Relief for Swollen and Inflamed Mucus Membranes 

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Causes and Factors That Impact Your Upper Respiratory System

1.  Adrenal Dysfunction
2.  Immune Dysfunction
3.  Environmental sensitivity
4.  Food allergy or sensitivity. 
           Most common food allergens                
                    Dairy Products 
                    Gluten containing grains
                    Yeast containing foods
                    MSG
                    Sulfites
                    Refined carbohydrates in the diet
5.  Sensitivity to:
                    Pollen
                    Mold
                    Pet Dander
                    Dust Mites     

Lifestyle Actions to Support Upper Respiratory Health

• Sleep at least 8 hours a night

• Fresh air

• Sunshine

• Drink Fresh water

• Yoga to reduce stress

• Review medications to insure they are not the underlying cause

• Eat a balanced diet

• Foods to Avoid: Sugar laden foods, Caffeine, Dairy foods

References:
The Nutritional Protocol Manual
Prescription for Nutritional Healing by Balch, and Balch
Natural Healing with Herbs by Santillo
Medical Applications of Clinical Nutrition by Jeffrey Bland
Total Health
Chinese Herbal Paten Medicines by Margaret Naeser