Bounce Back
~ Gan Mao Tong Yong Fang-
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Bounce Back
~ Gan Mao Tong Yong Fang
- Cimicifuga (Rhizoma) / Sheng Ma
- Notopterygium (Root) / Qiang Huo
- Siler (Root) / Fang Feng
- Magnolia (Bark) / Hou Po
- Perilla (Leaf) / Zi Su Ye
- Vitex (Fruit) / Man Jing Zi
- Ginger (Rhizoma) / Sheng Jiang
- Apricot (Seed) / Xing Ren
- Cinnamon (Twig) / Gui Zhi
- Ligusticum (Root) / Chuan Xiong
- Curcuma (Root) / Yu Jin
- Licorice (Root) / Gan Cao
A DAO Classics formula, Bounce Back herbal capsules draws on centuries of Chinese herbal scholarship to provide a unique solution to the fevers, chills, body aches and nasal congestion associated with cold season. For centuries, Acupuncturists have understood that it was possible to mobilize the body’s innate resilience to “drive out” these symptoms with specific herbal combinations. These principles inspire the power of Bounce Back
Bounce Back is great for:
- Fevers, chills and body aches
- Headaches and nasal congestion
- Scratchy, sore throats
- Description
- Chinese Medicine
- Releases the exterior
- Drives out wind and cold
- When + How
- For fever, chills, body aches, headaches, nasal congestion
- For a scratchy, irritated throat
- When you are seeking a natural alternative to synthetic options
- When to Combine with Breathe Clear
- Formula, Herbs & Supplement Facts
Bounce Back capsules contain a carefully researched herbal blend designed to enhance your body’s natural response to the fever, chills, body aches, and nasal congestion common during cold season. What’s unique about Bounce Back, and it’s companion formula, Breathe Clear, is that we have simplified a complex process. It is often difficult, if not impossible, to get support from a Chinese medicine practitioner when fever, chills and other upper respiratory tract needs strike. With our Cold Season Solutions, we’re providing a unique two-step approach to bring you the power of traditional Chinese healing when you need it the most.
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Remember, Bounce Back is not a substitute for medical care.
From a Chinese Medicine perspective, the Bounce Back Formula:
When Bounce Back Works Best
Bounce Back can be taken individually, particularly when the unpleasant experiences of cold season set in - chills, stuffy nose, aches and fever, or with its complementary formula, Breathe Clear. Unlike conventional over the counter options which provide only temporary symptomatic relief, Bounce Back works to enhance your body’s own natural restorative abilities, for a quicker recovery and return to your everyday activities.
The Best Time to use Bounce Back is:
A typical course is approximately 3-10 days.
Bounce Back can be taken on its own, but it is also designed to work together with our other Cold Season formula, Breathe Clear. Together, these formulas provide a unique two-step approach that can help your body rebalance and revitalize from most of your winter season needs:
Step One: From a Chinese herbal theory perspective, cold season needs usually begin on the “exterior” or the surface of the body, what we typically call a “head cold,” presenting with fever, chills, head and body aches, nasal congestion, and a scratchy throat. At this stage, we recommend you use Bounce Back to mobilize your body’s natural response and accelerate your path to rejuvenation.
Step Two: If your condition moves “inward” from a Chinese medicine perspective, it typically lodges in the airways, becoming what one might typically recognize as a “chest cold,” with phlegm, an irritated throat, and a cough. At this stage, we recommend that you add Breathe Clear to your regimen.
Final wrap-up: Ideally, this two step process will help your body rebalance quickly. In some situations, however, all the “head cold” complaints will resolve and only a cough will remain. This is a great time to use Breathe Clear alone to fully revitalize and rebalance.
The Formula
Bounce Back is a proprietary herbal blend developed by DAO Labs Chief Chinese Herbal Medicine Officer Dr. Eric Karchmer, MD (China), Phd, LAc, in conjunction with his academic colleagues in Asia. Unlike Western options that simply mask symptoms, the herbs in Bounce Back are designed to help mobilize your body’s natural restorative powers when cold season symptoms strike. Named Gan Mao Tong Yong Fang in Chinese, Bounce Back can be combined with Breathe Clear to address coughs as well.
Chinese herbal medicine is powerful, but it’s also complex and in many cases, not convenient or easy to understand. We’re on a mission to make this ancient practice approachable, simple and easy to consume.
The Herbs
Purity, authenticity and sustainability are pillars of DAO Labs, which translates into the way we source our herbs. We use only sustainably-sourced herbs from Good Agriculture Practice farms, and go to extreme lengths to test and verify along our supply chain. All herbs are third-party tested in the U.S. for both safety and authenticity, setting a new standard in Chinese herbal medicine.
Learn more about the twelve herbs in Bounce Back below.
Cimicifuga (Rhizoma) / Sheng Ma
This pungent, cooling herb is thought to “drive out wind heat” which among other things, “clears heat” for a swollen and sore throat.
Ligusticum (Root) / Chuan Xiong
This blood activating herb is both warming and pungent, helping to Expel Wind and relieve the symptoms associated with a headache.
Curcuma (Root) / Yu Jin
This acrid, bitter and “cold” tasting herb helps quicken the blood and moves Qi. According to Chinese medicine theory, the herb supports the live, gallbladder and heart channels.
Licorice (Root) / Gan Cao
While it might sound like a delicious dessert, honey fried licorice is commonly used to bring energy (Qi) and strength to key key organs fighting tension or imbalance.
Notopterygium (Root) / Qiang Huo
In Chinese herbal medicine, this pungent, powerful and warming herb “releases the exterior”, “disperses wind and cold”, and “expels dampness.”
Siler (Root) / Fang Feng
Known in Chinese as “Fang Feng” (translation: “wind prevention”), this powerful herb is used for activating exterior defenses during seasonal change.
Perilla (Leaf) / Zi Su Ye
Spicy and warming in nature, this herb helps “release the exterior” and “disperses wind-cold” that helps with symptoms associated with chills, fever, headache and congestion.
Perilla (Leaf) / Zi Su Ye
Spicy and warming in nature, this herb helps “release the exterior” and “disperses wind-cold” that helps with symptoms associated with chills, fever, headache and congestion.
Vitex (Fruit) / Man Jing Zi
This powerful cooling herb is both pungent and blood activating. By helping “expel wind heat”, it’s thought to make your head and eyes feel better.
Ginger (Rhizoma) / Sheng Jiang
This herb will help “release your exterior” given it’s warming, pungent nature. Moreover, it helps dissolve phlegm and keep your “Middle Burner” (in your stomach) warm.
Apricot (Seed) / Xing Ren
According to Chinese herbal medicine theory the Apricot Seed is considered warming and pungent, helping resolve phlegm while providing support for a cough.
Cinnamon (Twig) / Gui Zhi
This versatile herb is one of the most enduring Chinese herbs, and for good reason, as it was written about nearly 2,000 years ago. It’s application in Bounce Back helps drive out wind-strike patterns.
DR. KARCHMER & HIS INSPIRATION FOR BOUNCE BACK
DR. KARCHMER & HIS INSPIRATION FOR BOUNCE BACK
“Bounce Back is a formula that was inspired by many years of academic research. I frequently use it in my own clinical practice and for my most important patients - including my own family members. I have been impressed by the consistent and reliable results I have gotten with this unique blend of herbs.”
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HIGHLY RECOMMEND
“We began keeping this on-hand after it was released in 2020, and all I can say is it works. I would highly recommend that everybody keep this close for when they need to quickly ‘Bounce Back’. It does the trick.”
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