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Chinese Angelica Root - Dong Gui Wei
Plum Flower Albizzia Bark

Pinyin Name: Dang Gui Wei
English Name: Chinese Angelica, Dong Quai
Properties: sweet, acrid, warm
Channels Entered: Heart, Liver, Spleen

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Dang Gui Wei
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Product Information
Primary Traditional Functions
Tonifies Blood
Heart and Liver blood deficiencies
  • Blood deficiency
  • Blood and Qi deficiencies
  • Spleen and Heart deficiencies
  • Blood deficiency with deficiency-heat symptoms

Invigorates Blood Circulation and Relieves Pain
  • Amenorrhea due to blood deficiency and stagnation
  • Amenorrhea or irregular menustration because of cold and deficiency
  • Dysmenorrhea due to cold and deficiency
  • Pre-,menstrual syndrome
  • Early menustration, bloating during menustration, irritability from heat and qi stagnation
  • General menustration disorders with fatigue and weakness due to qi and blood deficiencies
  • Menopausal symptoms due to yin deficiency with heat
Gestational and postpartum disorders
  • Abdominal pain during pregnancy
  • Pain and diarrhea during pregnancy
  • Restless fetus, lower back soreness, abdominal pain and breech presentation of the fetus
  • Postpartum, spontaneous sweating, fever, shortness of breath, back and leg pain accompanies by an inability to turn from side to side
  • Postpartum bleeding, lower abdominal coldness and pain caused by blood deficiency with cold
Traumatic Injuries
  • Traumatic injuries of the thoracic cavity
  • Bruises, swelling and redness from traumatic injuries
  • Broken or fractured bones
Bi zheng (painful obstruction syndrome) with numbness and pain
  • Numbness due to blood deficiency
  • Coldness of the extremities, back and/or buttocks due to blood and yang deficiencies
  • Bi zheng (painful obstruction syndrome), painful points, and/or numbness due to ying (nutritive) and wei (defensive) deficiencies
  • Soreness and weakness of lower back and knees due to qi, blood, Liver and Kidney deficiencies

Sores and abscesses
  • Slow-healing sores due to qi and blood deficiencies
  • Toxic ulcers with pus
  • Redness, swelling and burning toxic sores
  • Ulcerated sores with redness, swelling and pain
  • Chronic non-healing ulcerated sores caused by qi and blood deficiencies

Moistens Intestines and Unblocks the Bowels
  • Constipation due to blood deficiency

Stops Cough and Benefits Dyspnea
  • Cough, dyspnea, shortness of breath and profuse sputum
  • Coughing during the night, dyspnea, profuse salty-tasting sputum caused by Kidney and Lung yin deficiencies

Typical Usage of Concentrated Extracts
1 to 3 grams per day or as directed by your health practitioner. Used in decoction, herbal tinctures, plasters, pills or powder. Unprocessed Dang Gui is commonly used to tonify the blood, regulate menustration and lubricate the bowels.

Cautions and Contraindications
  • Use Dang Gui with caution for patients with abdominal distention, Spleen deficiency or those with loose stools or diarrhea
  • Dang Gui is contraindicated in excess conditions or for patients with yin-deficient heat signs
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