Name: MTA GIẢI NHIỆT (125ml)
SKU: MTA-2443-HAZN
Price: 113636.36363636 VND
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ABOUT MTA GIẢI NHIỆT

MTA Giải Nhiệt is a herbal pharmaceutical product that helps clear heat, cool the blood, and detoxify the body. It is beneficial for individuals experiencing internal heat, frequently taking Western medicine, consuming alcohol (beer or liquor), or eating a lot of spicy and hot foods.

MTA giải nhiệt

Ingredients:

Each 125ml of the product contains the following herbal extract formula:

Rehmannia Root (Sinh địa): 40g
Fructus Corni (Sơn Thù): 20g
Dioscorea (Sơn dược): 20g
Peony Root (Mẫu đơn): 15g
Alisma (Trạch tả): 15g
Poria (Thổ phục linh): 15g
Ziziphus (Trí mẫu): 5g
Phellodendron (Hoàng bá): 5g
Excipients q.s.

Uses:

Helps clear heat, cool the blood, and detoxify the body.

Target Users:

Individuals experiencing internal heat.
Those who frequently take Western medicine, consume alcohol (beer or liquor), or eat a lot of spicy and hot foods.

Directions for Use:

Take 3 times daily.

Children aged 2–5: 5ml per dose.
Children aged 6–12: 10ml per dose.
Children over 12: 15ml per dose.
Adults: 20ml per dose.

Take continuously for 3 months.

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Note:

Do not use if pregnant.
Shake well before use.
Do not use if you are allergic to any ingredient in this product.
This product is not a medicine and is not intended to replace medical treatment.

Registration No.: 3718/2018/ĐKSP
Advertising Confirmation No.: 00226/2019/XNQC

MTA giải nhiệt

How to Effectively Treat Internal Heat

At night, you may experience insomnia, discomfort, hot skin, and even pimples on your body—these are common symptoms of internal heat. When your body is overheated, it can cause irritability, which significantly impacts your ability to study and work. So, what causes internal heat in the body? Let’s explore and find out!

Causes of Internal Heat

There are many causes, but the most common are improper eating habits, such as eating too much meat and protein-rich foods, or drinking too little water.
Internally, when the organs are weak and unable to eliminate toxins produced during metabolism, the liver and kidneys become impaired, so their detoxifying functions are insufficient, leading to the accumulation of toxins in the body. These toxins are responsible for the internal heat.
Externally, factors such as the use of chemicals (taking medication during illness), excessive alcohol and cigarette consumption, irregular eating habits, eating too much spicy, fatty, or sweet food, or foods with high energy content. Excess energy burned by the body increases the metabolic rate, producing heat. Drinking too little water can also fail to cool the body, leading to internal dryness. Working in polluted environments or hot weather can cause cells to become more active, generating heat in the body.

Consequences of Internal Heat

Weakened immune system, making you more susceptible to infections, particularly urinary tract, reproductive, and digestive infections.
Dehydration and excessive water loss can lead to reduced urination, electrolyte imbalances, high blood urea causing seizures, coma, and in severe cases, neurological poisoning, which could be fatal.
Blood infiltration (leading to blood heat), causing high fever, skin hemorrhages, nosebleeds, vascular disorders, etc.

How to Treat Internal Heat

To treat internal heat, we need to clear heat and detoxify the body through the following methods:

Adjusting diet and practicing scientific, healthy habits.

Drink an average of 2 liters of water per day to detoxify the body.
Increase the intake of fresh vegetables with cooling properties, such as pennywort, water spinach, amaranth, jute, bitter melon, cucumber, wax gourd, spinach, and fish mint.
Eat fruits and drink juices from strawberries, mulberries, tomatoes, aloe vera, oranges, grapefruits, cantaloupes, papayas, dragon fruit, coconut water, tea, cassava, corn silk, etc., to cool the body, quench thirst, and detoxify.
Supplement with legumes such as mung beans, black beans, red beans, and lotus seeds to cool down, stimulate digestion, and prevent constipation.
Limit spicy foods like pepper and chili, as well as stimulants like beer, wine, coffee, and cigarettes. Also, reduce fried, grilled, and fatty foods to decrease the amount of toxins accumulated in the liver.
Get enough sleep, avoid staying up late, and manage stress.
Exercise regularly to improve overall health.
Methods for Effectively Treating Internal Heat According to Traditional Chinese Medicine:
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), "Yin deficiency causes internal heat." Internal heat is caused by Yin deficiency due to the following factors: internal causes – the organs are weak and unable to expel toxins generated during metabolism. The liver and kidneys become weak, and their detoxification functions are insufficient, leading to the accumulation of toxins, which causes internal heat.
The Tri Bá Bát Vị Formula
The Tri Bá Bát Vị formula includes herbs like Rehmannia, Cistanche, Peony, Alisma, Poria, Ligustrum, Hoàng Bá, and Dioscorea. This formula helps nourish Yin, clear heat, detoxify, and cleanse the body. Here's how each ingredient works:
Rehmannia (Sinh địa): Nourishes Yin, clears heat, generates blood, and cools the blood.
Cistanche (Sơn thù): Tonifies the liver and kidneys, strengthens the body.
Peony (Mẫu đơn): Clears heat, nourishes the blood, activates circulation, and resolves blood stasis.
Alisma (Trạch tả): Promotes fluid metabolism, facilitates urination, and clears heat.
Poria (Thổ phục linh): Detoxifies, clears heat, reduces swelling.
Ligustrum (Tri mẫu): Lowers temperature and calms the nerves.
Hoàng Bá (Hoàng bá): Clears heat, dries dampness, and detoxifies.
Dioscorea (Sơn dược): Nourishes the stomach, generates fluids, and supports the lungs and kidneys.
The MTA Giải Nhiệt product is derived from the Tri Bá Bát Vị formula and is effective in helping with internal heat. It is ideal for people experiencing internal heat, those taking many medications, drinking excessive alcohol, or consuming too much spicy food.