Lao Dan - Fitoricerca

Lao Dan - il rispetto della nautra, la sicurezza della qualità

From the same certified raw materials, three lines of products in dry extract form are available:

Soluble Concentrates - Tablets - Single Granules.

In order to use all the products in an appropriate way, Lao Dan suggests »: following the advice of a healthcare professional. All the information about our products and the relevant traditional formulations are provided to professionals and available in the “Reserved Area”.
The technical data sheets in this section show: »: For the Tablets and the Soluble Concentrate: reference number; commercial name and relevant classic formulation; quality and quantity composition (in percentage) of the dry extract formulae; quality and quantity composition (in percentage) of the product including excipients; content for the daily dosage of the product (expressed in mg); main indications; cautions; and recommended daily dosage. Traditional information is provided in the “Reserved Area”: source text; classification; classic indications, contraindications, and comments. The suggested daily dosage refers to an adult person of average weight, and the healthcare professional may recommend a modification of the dosage according to body weight or other factors.
For the Single Granules: botanical data about the herbal substance and international name. Some selected traditional information about the herb and the indications mentioned in the PRC Pharmacopoeia 2005 edition are available in the “Reserved Area”.
Lao Dan classical formulations come from Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine, »: as handed down from the classics and mentioned in the PRC Pharmacopoeia, but with the following differences: Exclusive extraction procedures conceived by Lao Dan to streamline the traditional ones; the use, where traditionally indicated, of Panax ginseng radix (ren shen), even if the modern Chinese Pharmacopoeia and many eastern manufacturers use as a substitute the inexpensive Codonopsis pilosula radix (dang shen); the exclusion of any toxic herb (either acute, sub-acute or chronic toxicity, or even suspected toxicity) and substances of animal origin even if included in the ancient or modern formulations in compliance with the Health Ministry Regulations and European Community Laws. A replacement herb with comparable indications may be used in some cases.