The theory of blood stasis originated in the “Neijing”. For example, the term “evil blood” in the “Ling Shu” is the earliest record of stasis blood. The “Suwen* Miao Ci Lun” states: “If a person falls, evil blood remains inside, causing fullness and distension in the abdomen, and they cannot move forward or backward; first … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us Hello everyone! I am A Gan. Cinnamon (Ròu Guì) is the dried bark or coarse branches of the Lauraceae plant. It is warm in nature and has a spicy and sweet flavor. It belongs to the Kidney (Shèn), Spleen (Pí), Heart (Xīn), and Liver (Gān) meridians, and is … Read more
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– Also known as: Du Honghua (Safflower), Jin Honghua (Golden Safflower) Taste and Properties: Pungent, warm; enters the Heart and Liver meridians. King of Linoleic Acid Clinically, Honghua (Safflower) is widely used and has excellent effects in activating blood and resolving stasis, as well as promoting menstruation. It is regarded as a key blood-activating herb … Read more
Properties and Channels Spicy, warm. Enters the Heart and Liver channels. Functions and Indications Activates blood and regulates menstruation, disperses stasis and alleviates pain. Used for amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, retained lochia, abdominal masses, chest pain, abdominal pain due to stasis, stabbing pain in the chest and hypochondria, trauma from falls, and painful sores. Dosage and Administration … Read more
Honghua (Safflower) is an annual herbaceous plant of the Asteraceae family, known for its cold resistance, drought tolerance, and ability to withstand saline-alkaline conditions. It has a strong adaptability and is distributed in most regions of China. The dried tubular flowers of Honghua are used in medicine and are commonly employed in clinical practice as … Read more
Hong Hua (Safflower) Most effective for resolving blood stasis and heat In larger doses, it promotes circulation In smaller doses, it nourishes the blood Hong Hua, a name in traditional Chinese medicine, refers to the dried flowers of the plant Carthamus tinctorius, a member of the Asteraceae family. The flowers are harvested in summer when … Read more
Safflower (Honghua) is a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine. It belongs to the category of blood-activating and stasis-resolving herbs, specifically classified as a blood-regulating herb. It is referred to as “Red and Blue Flower” in the Han Book and is explained as Safflower in the Kaibao Bencao. Alias: South Safflower, Grass Safflower, Red and Blue … Read more
Health Treasure: “Red Gold” Traditional Chinese Medicine Popular Science _ ——Huanghua (Safflower) Safflower is the dried flower of the plant Carthamus tinctorius, belonging to the Asteraceae family. The flowers are tubular and measure 1-2 cm in length, with a surface that is yellow-red or red. The corolla tube is elongated and has five lobes at … Read more
Dan Shen Breaks stagnation and regulates menstruation Generates new blood and eliminates evil Removes excessive bleeding Dan Shen, a name in traditional Chinese medicine, refers to the dried root and rhizome of the plant Salvia miltiorrhiza. It is harvested in spring and autumn, cleaned of dirt, and dried. Name: Dan Shen Pinyin: DAN SHEN Alias: … Read more
Blood-activating traditional Chinese medicines are used for conditions such as blood stasis and obstruction. Due to the different locations of stasis and varying causes of disease, the symptoms can differ, such as in cases of stroke or chest obstruction. Below, we introduce six blood-activating traditional Chinese medicines: Fangfang Danshen Pian (Compound Danshen Tablets)is composed of … Read more