Fight Phlegm with Pai Yi Kaw

We are clear from the New Year festivities but Winter is still here. Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are going to be experiencing it for quite some time. Winter traditionally starts around December and ends around February. This is a challenge for some who have weak lungs and other respiratory problems.

The cold weather is going to be a bit of a challenge. Many suffer from Chronic Bronchitis during this season. A lot of mucus will accumulate in your airways, blocking your lungs. These need to be cleared for you to breathe better.

Different cough remedies

There are a lot of remedies for all that coughing. Cough medicines are a dime a dozen. However, they are not all the same. Some are used to clear your lungs of phlegm while others are for stopping your cough reflex.

To halt your coughing, there are cough syrups called suppressants. Suppressants stop your cough reflex so that you don’t go coughing about your day. These aren’t good to clear phlegm though. For your lungs, you need something better.

For coughing with phlegm, there are what are called expectorants. These thin the mucus or phlegm so that it can be expelled easily. This makes sure that your airway can be cleared. Your lungs will then be able to receive oxygen.

Sometimes, the two types are combined in one cough syrup. This is so that the medicine can address many symptoms and not just clear the phlegm. However, there is a dark side to cough syrups. This dark side does not even have anything to do with clearing the lungs.

Cough syrup abuse

Dextromethorphan (DXM) is a common ingredient found in many over-the-counter cough syrups to clear the airways and lungs. It is usually safe to consume in small amounts. The problem happens when it is taken in large amounts. It can distort awareness and alter time perception. It can also cause hallucinations.

Because of the ‘high’ feeling it can give in large amounts, many young people have been known to abuse it. They give the abuser an out-of-body experience. The problem is that in high doses, DMX can lead to a chemical psychosis. The abusers lose touch with reality which could lead them to the hospital.

Of course this only happens if the cough medicine is taken in large amounts. If you take it just to clear your airways, there is no problem. If you use it to make sure your lungs can breathe better, then take some of it. Just because people abuse it, doesn’t mean it is bad.

If you are afraid of the potential abusive effects of regular cough syrup though, there are alternative remedies you can try. These remedies from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) make sure your airways are clear and your lungs can breathe. The best thing about it is that they are all-natural. One of these amazing all-natural remedies is PAI YI KAW.

What is Pai Yi Kaw?

Pai Yi Kaw is a high quality, natural herbal Loquat Syrup that anyone will enjoy.  It is formulated from ancient methods from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This unique formula provides long lasting support for a healthy voice and throat.

Pai Yi Kaw tastes delicious and provides fast and effective relief to the throat and respiratory system.  It is used to relieve cough, cough with phlegm, sore throat, etc.  With its sweet and minty flavor, this extract soothes and refreshes your respiratory tract.

What makes Pai Yi Kaw an excellent Syrup?

Just like all natural remedies from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Pai Yi Kaw is effective because of the ingredients. For a better understanding, let us go over some of the main ones. (This is not an exhaustive list.)

What it is usually prescribed for:
-Pneumonitis 
-Dry cough 
-Swollen lymph nodes 
-Constipation 
-Sore throat

Monk fruits are known to have antioxidative and anticarcinogenic properties. It also has the potential to be a natural sweetener. This means it can be a sugar substitute for diabetic patients. This is essential for those with complications due to diabetes.

They are said to target the large intestines and lungs. It helps the lungs by lubricating them. Thus, it is used to clear phlegm. This makes it an invaluable ingredient in Pai Yi Kaw.

2.Loquat leaves
Pinyin: Pí Pá Yè
Parts used: Dried leaves

What it is usually prescribed for: 
-Dyspnea 
-Vomiting 
-Fever 
-Bronchitis 
-Excessive thirst 
-Coughing

Loquat leaves exhibit anti-inflammatory and have anti-viral properties according to some studies on rabbits. In TCM, they are plants that belong to the 'Herbs that relieve coughing and wheezing' category. The effectiveness in clearing phlegm in the lungs is seen. That is why it is in Pai Yi Kaw.

What it is usually prescribed for: 
-Coughing 
-Common cold 
-Tonsillitis 
-Chest congestion 
-Sore throat 
-Lung abscess

Platycodon roots also have antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. They also belong to the 'Warm herbs that transform Phlegm and stop Cough' category. This is why it is Pai Yi Kaw. It is another ingredient which is effective in clearing phlegm from the lungs.

4.Fritillary bulbs
Pinyin: Chuān Bèi Mǔ
Parts used: Dried bulb

What it is usually prescribed for:
-Dry cough 
-Bloody sputum 
-Phlegm 
-Scrofula
-Lung abscess 
-Mastitis 
-Asthma

Studies show that Fritillary bulbs may help treat asthma and bronchial inflammations. It has deep inhibitory effects on airway inflammation. It is another plant that belongs to the 'Cool herbs that transform Phlegm and stop Cough' category. That is why it is used to clear the lungs of phlegm in Pai Yi Kaw.

 5.Chrysanthemum flowers
Pinyin: Jú Huā
Parts used: Dried capitulum

What it is usually prescribed for: 
-Common cold 
-Headache 
-Uveitis 
-Impaired vision 
-Fever

Chrysanthemum flower water extracts showed strong antioxidant activity in some studies. This is because in TCM, they are used to treat the early stages of diseases that affect the upper respiratory tract, the eyes, the ears, the nose, the throat or the skin. Because it helps the lungs, it is in Pai Yi Kaw to help clear phlegm.

What are you waiting for?

Cough syrups may be a dime a dozen but there is only one Pai Yi Kaw which will help you clear your lungs. For adults, take 1-2 spoonfuls, three times daily, with or without water. With Pai Yi Kaw, you will have no problem with clearing  phlegm from your lungs.

Order a bottle of Pai Yi Kaw today!

Note: This has no approved therapeutic claims from the FDA. For cough, colds, and phlegm, always consult your doctor.