Freely Moving

Freely Moving

$30.40
RV67

Freely Moving is a practitioner-only listed medicine formulated with selected traditional Chinese medicine ingredients. It is intended for qualified healthcare practitioners seeking traditional support for constipation and abdominal pain or discomfort in Blood Stasis pattern.

60 x 500 mg capsules | AUST L 282519

Each 500 mg capsule contains:

Angelica polymorpha root dry extract 107 mg
Equivalent to dry root 642 mg

Notopterygium incisium root dry extract 54 mg
Equivalent to dry root 324 mg

Prunus armeniaca seed dry extract 54 mg
Equivalent to dry seed 324 mg
Containing amygdalin 0 micrograms
Containing hydrocyanic acid 0 micrograms

Prunus humilis seed dry extract 107 mg
Equivalent to dry seed 642 mg
Containing hydrocyanic acid 0 micrograms
Containing amygdalin 0 micrograms

Prunus persica seed dry extract 107 mg
Equivalent to dry seed 642 mg
Containing amygdalin 0 micrograms
Containing hydrocyanic acid 0 micrograms

Scrophularia ningpoensis root dry extract 71 mg
Equivalent to dry root 426 mg

Traditionally used in Chinese medicine to:

  • relieve constipation
  • relieve abdominal pain / discomfort in Blood Stasis pattern

Directions

Take 2–4 capsules in the morning, or as directed by a qualified healthcare practitioner.

Dosage and duration should be determined by the treating healthcare practitioner based on individual assessment.

Warnings

Drink plenty of water.

Prolonged use may cause serious bowel problems.

Do not use when abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting are present or if you develop diarrhoea.

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, seek the advice of a healthcare professional before taking this product.

If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

This section is provided for qualified healthcare practitioners as professional education. It summarises selected ingredient-level, pathway-level and traditional-use research relating to constipation, bowel regularity, abdominal comfort and Blood Stasis pattern. It does not represent additional ARTG indications for Freely Moving.

Freely Moving is relevant to practitioners interested in traditional Chinese medicine bowel regularity support, constipation, abdominal comfort, Blood Stasis pattern assessment, seed-based botanicals and intestinal motility research.

Prunus armeniaca seed, also known as Armeniacae Semen Amarum, has been discussed in professional literature in relation to traditional use, phytochemistry, pharmacology, toxicology and clinical applications. Review literature describes its traditional use in moistening the intestine and reducing constipation, alongside its better-known respiratory traditional uses. This supports practitioner education around the formula’s bowel regularity profile.

Prunus persica seed, also known as Persicae Semen, is traditionally used in Chinese medicine in Blood-activating and bowel-supporting contexts. Recent review literature has discussed Persicae Semen in relation to traditional use, phytochemistry, pharmacology, toxicology and clinical applications. This supports practitioner education around Blood Stasis pattern assessment and abdominal comfort.

Angelica polymorpha is included as part of the broader traditional formula profile. Angelica species used in traditional Chinese medicine have been discussed in relation to Blood-supporting use, intestinal dryness, constipation, phytochemistry and pharmacological research. This information is provided as ingredient-level education only.

Notopterygium incisium and Scrophularia ningpoensis are included as part of the broader traditional formula profile. Practitioner interest may include traditional pattern assessment, abdominal comfort, bowel regularity, Blood Stasis contexts and botanical constituent research.

The combination of seed-based botanicals with Blood-supporting and traditional pattern ingredients supports practitioner education around constipation, bowel regularity and abdominal discomfort in Blood Stasis pattern.

This information is provided for practitioner education only and does not represent additional ARTG indications for Freely Moving.

References available to registered practitioners on request.