- Real strength 10:1 or 12:1 concentration
- Double or Triple the strength as regular brands
- Added TCM herbs to classic formulas to make it work even better for current times and this part of the world
- Less fillers and binders
- No pharmaceuticals or dyes
- Thorough lab testing (heavy metals, pesticides etc.)
- Always made in controlled cGMP certified facility
- Unbeatable value
- European brand
Main benefits
- Supports Healthy Digestion: Helps break down food more efficiently, especially after heavy or greasy meals.
- Relieves Bloating and Fullness: Reduces that uncomfortable, overstuffed feeling after eating too much.
- Eases Acid Reflux and Belching: Helps control symptoms like heartburn, sour taste, and frequent burping.
- Reduces Gas and Indigestion: Calms the stomach and helps prevent gas buildup and discomfort.
- Improves Nutrient Absorption: Supports your digestive system so your body can absorb nutrients better.
- Helps with Headaches Linked to Poor Digestion: May relieve headaches that happen after overeating or when digestion is off.
- Supports Mental Clarity and Reduces Dizziness After Meals: Helps clear out excess mucus or fluids that may make you feel foggy or dizzy.
Common uses
- Indigestion from Overeating: Feeling overly full, heavy, or uncomfortable after large or greasy meals.
- Bloating and Gas After Meals: Abdominal swelling, pressure, or gassiness following food intake.
- Heartburn and Acid Reflux: Sour taste, chest discomfort, or burping due to poor digestion.
- Sluggish Digestion: Food sitting heavily in the stomach, with delayed or weak digestive response.
- Nausea After Eating Rich Foods: Queasiness or unsettled stomach triggered by fatty or rich meals.
- Headaches Related to Digestion: Head pain or tightness following overeating or indigestion.
- Brain Fog or Dizziness After Meals: Mental cloudiness or lightheadedness caused by poor digestion or fluid buildup.
- Mild Food-Related Stomach Upset: Early-stage food poisoning or mild digestive discomfort from spoiled food.
Which extra herbs added to classical patent and why
To adapt for modern Western use, a few strategic herb additions makes it more effective for stress-related digestion, overeating, and a sedentary lifestyle.
Chai Hu helps smooth the flow of Liver Qi, which is often stagnant due to emotional stress and tension—common culprits behind bloating and poor appetite.
Zhi Shi can help break up food and Qi stagnation when meals are heavy, greasy, or too large, a common issue in Western diets. For those who experience sluggish digestion or constipation from inactivity.
Mu Xiang enhances the movement of digestive Qi and reduces abdominal discomfort.
To improve the breakdown of starchy or processed foods, Mai Ya (sprouted barley) is added, especially useful in carbohydrate-heavy diets. Finally, if acid reflux, bad breath, or upper digestive heat is present,
Huang Lian is a potent addition to clear that internal heat and balance the stomach.
History
Weinsch Digestive Calm Extra Strong is a modern tablet form based on the classical formula Bao He Wan, which originated during the Song dynasty and was first recorded in the medical text Dan Xi Xin Fa by the renowned physician Zhu Danxi. The formula was originally developed to treat food stagnation—a condition caused by overeating, poor dietary habits, and sluggish digestion that leads to bloating, nausea, belching, and a heavy sensation in the body.
Over time, the formula was refined by incorporating herbs that not only break down food accumulation but also regulate the stomach, resolve dampness, and ease mild heat symptoms like bad breath and irritability. This modern version, known as Bao He Pian, is now widely used to relieve indigestion, acid reflux, post-meal discomfort, and digestive overload from rich or greasy foods.
Information for professionals
Weinsch Digestive Calm Extra Strong is the modern tablet form of the classical formula Bao He Wan, originally recorded in the Ming dynasty text Dan Xi Xin Fa. This well-known digestive formula is designed to address food stagnation in the Stomach and Spleen caused by dietary excess or irregular eating habits. It works by promoting digestion, regulating Qi, and transforming dampness and phlegm. Commonly used for acute indigestion, Bao He Pian is also applied in the early stages of mild food poisoning and in conditions where food retention leads to systemic symptoms such as headache or dizziness.
Functions & Indications
- Reduces food stagnation and supports digestion.
- Harmonizes the Stomach and regulates Qi movement.
- Clears dampness and transforms phlegm.
- Alleviates bloating, acid reflux, and belching.
- Helps clear mild internal heat from food accumulation.
Clinical Indications
- Overeating or eating rich, greasy, or starchy foods.
- Post-meal bloating, fullness, and abdominal discomfort.
- Acid reflux, sour regurgitation, or belching.
- Nausea or mild vomiting following poor diet.
- Headache or dizziness related to indigestion.
- Early-stage symptoms of mild food poisoning.
- Brain fog or fatigue after meals due to dampness and food retention.
Tongue & Pulse
- Tongue: Thick, greasy coating (white or yellow), especially in the center.
- Pulse: Slippery or full.
Related Concerns
- Acute food retention in the middle jiao.
- Dampness accumulation due to overeating.
- Temporary Qi stagnation from digestive sluggishness.
- Mild phlegm-damp patterns with digestive involvement.
- Internal heat signs from prolonged food stagnation.
Clinical Applications for Reference Only
- Functional dyspepsia or indigestion.
- Mild cases of gastroesophageal reflux (GERD).
- Stomach flu or viral gastritis with nausea and food retention.
- Post-meal migraine or headache triggered by heavy eating.
- Pediatric or adult digestive upset due to dietary overload.Mild hangover-related digestive discomfort.
Side Effects
Generally safe and well tolerated. In rare cases, may cause mild abdominal discomfort or loose stools if overused. Not intended for long-term use without modification.
Allergy
Avoid in individuals allergic to any component herb, especially Shen Qu (fermented mass) or Pinellia, which may cause sensitivity in some users.
Contraindications
Not suitable for patients with significant Spleen Qi or Yang deficiency without signs of food accumulation. Caution in pregnancy. Not recommended in cases with dry constipation or deficiency heat unless modified.
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Weinsch Digest Calm extra Strong supports digestion, relieves bloating and acid reflux, and clears food stagnation after overeating or rich meals. Helps with nausea and post-meal fatigue.
Use with caution and under supervision, when taking multiple medications always consult your local doctor.
