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San Qi
(Tian Qi) (Notoginseng, Radix Notoginseng, 三七)
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What does it do?
In the term of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM),
Property
San Qi is sweet, slightly bitter, warm.
Channels
San Qi influences Liver, Stomach.
Action
Property
San Qi is sweet, slightly bitter, warm.
Channels
San Qi influences Liver, Stomach.
Action
- Disperses blood stasis and stops bleeding.
- Reduces swelling and alleviates pain.
作用 散瘀止血，消肿定痛
How To Use It
Take 4 g each time, 1 to 2 times
granules daily in accordance with TCM. One teaspoon (included with the shipment) measures about 1.5 g granules.
The granules may be dissolved in hot water to serve as tea or mixed into yogurt.
The granules may be dissolved in hot water to serve as tea or mixed into yogurt.
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Precaution
Use single Chinese herbs or herbal extracts with caution. Professional advice is suggested. In TCM, Chinese herbs are mostly combined in the context of formulas to enhance each other's desirable action and to minimize any potential side effect. You may want to search our extensive collection of patent Chinese medicine to find the formulas that utilize the herb of interest.
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Warning
Use with caution during pregnancy
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