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San Leng 500g Common Burreed Rhizome Rhizoma Sparganii
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三棱
Naming
San Leng (Rhizoma Sparganii)——Ben Cao Shi Yi (A Supplement to the Compendium of Materia Medica)
San Leng Common Burreed Rhizome Rhizoma Sparganii
The Processing of 三棱
Origin
The dry tuber of perennial herbaceous plant Sparganium stoloniferum Buch.-Ham. of family Sparganiaceae.
Location
Jiangsu and Henan provinces in China.
Harvest
Collected from winter to next spring.
The actual smell and taste
Light smell and taste, spicy and tongue-numb taste when chewing.
Best quality
Heavy, firm, without peel, yellow and white surface.
Processing
Unprocessed or processed with vinegar.
The Effect of 三棱
Property
Pungent, bitter, neutral; liver and spleen meridians entered.
Actions
Break blood and move qi, resolve food stagnation and alleviate pain.
Indications
The action of this herb is almost as same as that of E Zhu. They are mutually reinforced. However the blood-breaking action of San Leng is stronger than that of E Zhu, but qi-breaking action is weaker.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 3~10 g. The action of stasis-dispelling and pain-alleviating is enhanced when processed with vinegar.
Cautions
Same as E Zhu. This herb is drastic in property with the disadvantage of consuming qi and impairing blood. Do not overtake long. Prohibited for pregnant women and during menstrual periods.
Quality Assurance
This bulk herb San Leng 三棱 Common Burreed Rhizome Rhizoma Sparganii is of premium quality. Our bulk Chinese herbs are mostly wild harvested but some herbs are farm grown to protect their natural habitats and meet incremental market demands. The harvests of right species at proper maturity are identified by experienced professionals, cleaned, cut or sliced, and dried. Cases, special processing methods such as soaking with rice wine, steaming, roasting are applied as mandated by traditional Chinese medicine traditions to prepare the Chinese herbs to achieve desired properties, enhance efficacy, and reduce toxicity.
Warning
In the course of formulas to enhance each other's desirable action and to minimize any potential side effect. 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.
三棱
Naming
San Leng (Rhizoma Sparganii)——Ben Cao Shi Yi (A Supplement to the Compendium of Materia Medica)
San Leng Common Burreed Rhizome Rhizoma Sparganii
The Processing of 三棱
Origin
The dry tuber of perennial herbaceous plant Sparganium stoloniferum Buch.-Ham. of family Sparganiaceae.
Location
Jiangsu and Henan provinces in China.
Harvest
Collected from winter to next spring.
The actual smell and taste
Light smell and taste, spicy and tongue-numb taste when chewing.
Best quality
Heavy, firm, without peel, yellow and white surface.
Processing
Unprocessed or processed with vinegar.
The Effect of 三棱
Property
Pungent, bitter, neutral; liver and spleen meridians entered.
Actions
Break blood and move qi, resolve food stagnation and alleviate pain.
Indications
The action of this herb is almost as same as that of E Zhu. They are mutually reinforced. However the blood-breaking action of San Leng is stronger than that of E Zhu, but qi-breaking action is weaker.
Dosage and Administrations
Decoct 3~10 g. The action of stasis-dispelling and pain-alleviating is enhanced when processed with vinegar.
Cautions
Same as E Zhu. This herb is drastic in property with the disadvantage of consuming qi and impairing blood. Do not overtake long. Prohibited for pregnant women and during menstrual periods.
Quality Assurance
This bulk herb San Leng 三棱 Common Burreed Rhizome Rhizoma Sparganii is of premium quality. Our bulk Chinese herbs are mostly wild harvested but some herbs are farm grown to protect their natural habitats and meet incremental market demands. The harvests of right species at proper maturity are identified by experienced professionals, cleaned, cut or sliced, and dried. Cases, special processing methods such as soaking with rice wine, steaming, roasting are applied as mandated by traditional Chinese medicine traditions to prepare the Chinese herbs to achieve desired properties, enhance efficacy, and reduce toxicity.
Warning
In the course of formulas to enhance each other's desirable action and to minimize any potential side effect. 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.
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