In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Jin Kui Shen Qi Pian can replenish Yang due to the Yang insufficiency of the kidney. The kidney is the innate foundation of all organs with respect to the Yin-Yang principles, Qi essence etc. When the kidney is diminished functionally, other organs suffer as a result. Thus it is vitally important to maintain the Kidney in a good state. This explains why many symptoms seemingly unrelated to the Kidney may be relieved by restoring the Kidney Yin-Yang.

In TCM, a diminished Yang manifests as weakness in the lower back, a cold feeling of the body, poor physical strength etc. YanVive is composed of Yin-promoting YinVive and additional herbs that promote Yang. YanVive is designated in China Pharmacopoeia for Yang insufficiency of Kidney, weakness and soreness of the loins and the knees, cold feeling in the limbs, and frequent urination. Published and unpublished human clinical studies have supported the use of YanVive in numerous applications. In many cases, YanVive can be applied to the same symptoms as YinVive. Whether YanVive or YinVive is used depends on whether the signs of Yin or Yang deficiency is present. Highlighted below are some instances in which YanVive may be used.

• Lower back weakness due to the Kidney Yang deficiency, which may manifest as weakness and soreness of the waist and legs, cold in the limbs or even the whole body, a pale complexion and tiredness. These are often complaints for people, especially professionals who spend hours in front of a computer each day and who are middle-aged.

• Support stamina. In the case of Kidney Yang deficiency, one may experience poor physical strength. The low back feels weak and cold.