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Bao Ji Wan (Po Chai Pills) is a much-loved Chinese household remedy, traditionally used to settle the stomach after rich food, travel or a change in diet.
Traditional actions in Chinese medicine:
- Harmonises the Stomach and resolves Damp
- Disperses Wind and Cold
- Helps digest food stagnation
Traditionally used for:
- Indigestion, heartburn and bloating
- Nausea and loose stools
- An unsettled stomach after rich food or alcohol
See your GP if vomiting or diarrhoea is severe, lasts more than 2 days or contains blood.
Please note: Please speak to one of our practitioners before use, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or have a medical condition.
If you have any questions, call us or book a free consultation with one of our Chinese medicine herbalists online or in our clinics in Dublin 4 or Dún Laoghaire.
Bao Ji Wan (Po Chai Pills) / Upset Stomach Support
Polyporus (Fu-Ling) Sclerotium; Southern Tsangshu (Cang_Zhu) Rhizome; Patchouly (Huo-Xiang) herb; Fragrant Angelica (Angelica anomala Lallem.) (Vai-Zhi) Root; Kudzu (Ge-Gen) root; Magnolia (Hou-Po) root bark; Massa Fermentata (fermented mix of wheat flour, sweet annie aerial parts, cocklebur (xantium sibiricum part. Ex Widd.) aerial parts, and Smartweed (polygonum hydropiper L.) aerial parts (Shen-Chu); Job's Tears (Yi-yi Ren) Seed; Germinated Rice (Orzya sativa L) (Gu-Ya) seed; Field Mint (Menta halpocalyx Briq) (Bo-He) herb; Mum (Ju-Hua) flower; Red Citrus (citrus grandis osbeck.) (Chu-Hung) Peel; Halloysitum I minera; Rhizoma Atrach root; Oryzae Satiae/sprout; Herba menthae leaves; Selerotrum Porifungal; Radix Puepariae root; Herba Agastaches S leaves; Excarpium Citri/tangerined red part; Cortex magnoliae O. bark; Masse Fermentata Neaven leaves
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