普導丸 Fudogan

Overall effect improves efficiency
Dizziness, motion sickness, hangover, discomfort, stomach discomfort, choking feeling in the chest, nausea, bad breath, and sunstroke

Maintains stomach and intestines
Powdered Phellodendron Bark, Powdered Zedoary, Powdered Cinnamon Bark, Powdered Fennel, and Powdered Ginger

Warming up the body.
Powdered Japanese Angelica Root,  Powdered Cnidium Rhizome,  Powdered Fennel,  Powdered Ginger

Stimulates blood circulation.
Powdered Japanese Angelica Root, Powdered Cnidium Rhizome

Discomfort disappearing before you know it…

“Fudogan” is a mouth freshener made from the combination of 7 herbal medicines and has a slight bitterness, aroma, and refreshing sensation.

We uniquely developed “Fudogan” in 1967, with the experience we had cultivated from the manufacturing technology of “Hyakuso and Hyakusogan” which had been used habitually as a good medicine for stomach and intestines from the Edo period. We named this medicine “Fu (regular) do (lead) gan” in the hope that we can lead people’s bodies to regular decent condition.

The combined herbal medicines have effects such as maintaining stomach and intestines, warming up the body, and stimulating blood circulation. By combining these medicines, new effects can be achieved that would not be seen separately. It improves various symptoms such as

●dizziness from menopause　●motion sickness　
●bad breath　●discomfort　●sunstroke
In addition to that, because this medicine slowly acts to support natural healing ability, discomfort subsides a short time after taking the medicine.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Phellodendron Bark
Japanese Name: Kihada
Used Part: Cortex excluding the cork layer

Used for symptoms such as stomach inflammations, gastrointestinal diseases, backaches, diarrhea, and jaundice, as bitter stomachic, intestinal remedy, antiphlogistic, or astringent.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Cinnamon Bark
Japanese Name: Kei
Used Part: Stem bark, branch bark

Used for lack of appetite, and as stomach remedy, carminative (causes flatulence), intestinal remedy for diarrhea, and sudorific. Used as cinnamon for food.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Ginger
Japanese Name: Shoga　
Used Part: Rootstocks

Warms up stomach and intestines to stimulate sweating. Used as antiemetic, stomach remedy, appetite stimulant, and flavoring agent. Used as ginger for food.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Zedoary
Japanese Name: Gajutsu
Used Part: Rootstocks

Used for symptoms such as indigestion, menstrual disorder, and colic, as aromatic stomachic, carminative, painkiller, or emmenagogue.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Cnidium Rhizome
Japanese Name: Senkyu
Used Part: Rootstocks

Stimulates blood circulation. Used as restorative, sedative, and painkiller, and for anemia, menstrual disorder, and intolerance to cold. This herbal medicine has been used as an important medicine for gynecological diseases.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Japanese Angelica Root
Japanese Name: Toki
Used Part: Roots

It warms up the body, and is used for intolerance to cold, as revitalizer, painkiller, antispasm drug, and hematic. This herbal medicine has been used as an important medicine for gynecological diseases.

Name of Herbal Medicine: Fennel
Japanese Name: Uikyo
Used Part: Fruits

It warms up the stomach and intestines, and is used as aromatic stomachic and carminative, and for lack of appetite. Leaves are used as fennel for food.