TCM Zone Single Herb Granules - 100g Bottles
Huang Jing (Jiu) Granules, 100g
Huang Jing (Jiu) Granules, 100g
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Tonifies the qi, nourishes the yin, augments the essence* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Excerpted from Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
- Tonifies the Spleen qi and augments the Spleen yin: for Spleen and Stomach qi deficiency with lassitude, fatigue, and loss of appetite. Also for Spleen and Stomach yin deficiency with dry mouth, loss of appetite, loss of taste, dry stools, and a dry, red tongue.*
- Enriches the yin and moistens the Lungs: for dry cough with little sputum production due to Lung qi and yin deificiency and cough due to consumption. Can be used for any type of cough where dryness is significant. Also used for enxhaustion of Kidney essence with lower back pain, lightheadedness, and weakness of the lower extremities along with wasting and thirsting disorder.*
"The freshly harvested rhizome is sealed into a watertight container with yellow rice wine, then double-boiled until the wine is absorbed and the herb no longer has a numbing sensatiion in the mouth. The container is shaken occasionally to ensure uniform exposure to the wine. This method of preparation enhances its tonifying qualities, and reduces its greasy nature so that it is not cloying. Owing to the wine's acrid, dispersing qualities, which help it unblock the channels and collaterals, some regard this method of preparation as more appropriate for treating weakness of the knees and joint pain." - Bensky
English Name: Polygonatum Rhizome (processed) Granules
Chinese Name: Huang Jing (Jiu) Granules
Unit Size: 100g Bottle
Potency: 5:1 extract granules
Taste: Sweet - Bensky
Properties: Neutral - Bensky
Channels Entered: Kidney, Lung, Spleen - Bensky
Actions: Tonifies the qi, nourishes yin, augments the essence - Bensky
Pattern: Spleen and Stomach qi deficiency, Spleen and Stomach yin deficiency, Lung qi and yin deficiency, Exhaustion of Kidney essence. - Bensky
Chinese Symptomology: Lassitude, fatigue, loss of appetite due to Spleen and Stomach deficiency; Dry mouth, loss of appetite, loss of taste, dry stools, dry/red tongue due to Spleen and Stomach yin deficiency; Dry cough with little sputum production due to Lung qi and yin deficiency; Lower back pain, lightheadedness, and weakness of the lower extremities along with wasting and thirsting disorder due to Kidney exhaustion. - Bensky
Materia Medica: Tonify Qi
Contraindications: This is an enriching, cloying herb that can increase dampness and hinder the Stomach. It should not be used in those with clogged and stagnant phlegm or dampness, cold causing diarrhea, or abdominal distention due to qi stagnation. - Bensky
Ingredients
Huang Jing (Jiu) - Polygonati Rhizoma Praeparata
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