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Which Chinese medicine remedies contain iron?
The Chinese medicine remedies are dang gui (dang quai) or Angelica sinensis (the root of the angelica plant) as a decoction or tincture; foxglove root; Korean ginseng; and astragalus.
What parts of the dong quai plant are used for medicinal purposes?
The bitter-sweet root, described by some herbalists as resembling carved ivory, is used medicinally.
What is the recommended dosage of blessed thistle?
Chinese Herbalism: used in xanthium, magnolia formulas and with other herbs. Western herbalism: bark and root made into a powder and used in a tincture. Tincture: several times daily. And more . . .
What is tang kuei?
Angelica sinensis is also known as "dong quai", "dang gui" or "female ginseng". It is a herb from the family Apiaceae, native to China. The dry root is known in China as Radix Angelicae Sinensis, or more commonly as Chinese angelica.
What is dong quai?
A perennial aromatic herb (Angelica sinensis) native to China and Japan, yielding a root that is used medicinally for gynecological disorders such as premenstrual syndrome, menstrual cramps, and menopausal symptoms.Note:Dong quai is not recommended for children because no information relating to appropriate doses of the herb for children has been found in the literature to date. Dong quai should not be used by those who have chronic diarrhea or abdominal bloating. At particularly high doses it may increase an individual's sensitivity to sunlight and subsequently cause skin inflammation and rashes. People taking dong quai should minimize their exposure to sunlight or use sunscreen while taking the herb. It should not be taken with other medications or herbs (such as St. John's wort) that cause the same reactions.Dong quai should not be used during pregnancy because it may affect the muscular functioning of the uterus. It should also be avoided by nursing mothers, because there is little information about its effect on the infant through breast milk.Dong quai can increase the potency and therefore potential risks of blood-thinning medications, such as warfarin, so it should not be taken with these medicines. Although there is little research on the use of dong quai with hormone medications such as estrogens, progesterones, oral contraceptives, tamoxifen or raloxifene, health practitioners advise against using them together due to the possibility of adverse effects.Although reported extremely rarely and not published in the scientific literature, combining dong quai with other herbs that thin the blood could possibly increase the risk of bleeding in some people. When combined with dong quai, herbs with this potential should be used only with tremendous caution and supervision. These include feverfew, garlic, ginger, ginkgo biloba, asian ginseng, licorice, chinese skullcap and turmeric.
What are the potential benefits of using licorice root tincture for health and wellness?
Licorice root tincture may have potential benefits for health and wellness, such as soothing digestive issues, supporting respiratory health, and reducing inflammation in the body.
Is there a natural way to start you period without going to the doctor?
You could try blue/black cohosh,vitex(chasteberry),false unicorn root, or dong quai. If you go to long without your period you need to see you doctor. You might have PCOS, or a number of other things.
What is the ingredients in vitilax capsule?
According to Merry Clinic web site, here are the ingredients: Psoralea Fruit, Astragalus Root, Chinese Peony Root Without Bark, Cnidium Fruit, Chinese Salvia Root and Rhizome, Tribulus Fruit, Chinese Dodder Seed, Fo-Ti Root, Turmeric Root, Bai-zhu Atractylodes Rhizome, Dong Quai Root, Saffower Flower, Fragrant Angelica Root, Cassia Twig.You may find them at:http://shop.merryclinic.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=V%2DCAPSULE&Show=ExtInfo
Does Sampson root produce side effects?
No side effects are reported with oral administration of Sampson root, either in tincture, capsule, or as a tea, when taken according to recommended doses
What is the recommended dosage of Chinese rhubarb root?
Available as a powder or as a tincture. Tea: 1 - 1.5 tsp (2.5 - 5 cc) powdered root with 1 cup water brought to a boil, simmer for 10 minutes, 2 times daily. Tincture: 1 - 2 ml, 3 times daily. And more . . .
How is a tincture made of dandelion root?
4 oz of chopped fresh root and leaf with 1 pt of brandy, gin, or vodka. With a 50/50 ratio of alcohol to water. Store away for two weeks, shaking several times a day. Strain and store in a dark glass bottle. And more . . .
How is lomatium taken?
Lomatium is available as an extract, as a tincture, and in capsule form. Fresh root extract in an alcohol solution is believed to be the most effective remedy.
