Headaches in Traditional Chinese Medicine • Wind invasion damages qi & blood causing headaches. • Excessive liver yang, dizziness, bitter taste in mouth, anxiety and short temper. • Qi & blood deficiency, heaviness of head/eyes, tiredness, exhaustion & pale complexion. • Dampness in the spleen caused by unhealthy diets including wheat, dairy, spicy & greasy foods. • Blood stagnation, sharp headaches, memory loss, poor concentration & palpitations.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Du Huo is associated with the Kidney and Bladder Meridians.  This herb has a bitter, spicy flavour profile and is warm in nature. Du Huo is often used for: Dispelling wind-damp to relieve pain: Releasing the exterior to dispel wind-cold-damp and kidney deficiency: