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Astragalus Root - Huang Qi
Plum Flower Albizzia Bark

Pinyin Name: Huang Qi
English Name: Astragalus root
Properties: sweet, slightly warm
Channels Entered: Lungs, Spleen

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Astragalus Root
100 grams 25.50
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Product Information
Primary Traditional Functions
 Tonifies Qi and raises Yang
  • Spleen qi deficiency
  • Fatigue and tired extremities
  • Loose stools or diarrhea
  • Spleen yang deficiency

Inbability of qi to control blood circulation
  • Qi and blood deficiency characterized by shortness of breath and pale face
  • Hematemesis, hematochezia and profuse menstrual bleeding

Prolapse of organs

Lung and Spleen qi deficiencies

Qi and blood deficiencies

Qi deficiency with deficiency heat symptoms

Cancer with qi deficiency caused by chemotherpy and radiation tratments

Sudden qi collapse due to heavy blood loss

Tonifies Wei (Defensive) Qi, Consolidates the Exterior
  • Spontaneous perspiration because of exterior defieciency
  • Spontaneous perspiration with aversion to wind, weak pulse and frequent contraction of bacterial and viral infections
  • Profuse perspiration and extreme fatigue due to yang deficiency
  • Night sewating due to qi and yin deficiencies

Promotes the Discharge of Pus and Generates Flesh
  • Chronic non-ulcerating sores with pus
  • Chronic sores withe underlying deficiency
  • Flat, chrnoic sores and non-healing ulcers
  • Qi deficiency lesions in children

Regulates Water Circulation, Reduces Edema
  • Edema, heavy senssations of the body, spontaneous perspiration
  • Aversin to winf because of accumulation of water
  • Superficial edema vause by yang deficiency
  • Chronic nephritis

Relieves Numbness and Pain
  • Skin an dmuscle numbness and pain caused by qi and blood deficiencies
  • Numbness and pain in the extremeties due to deficiency at ying (nutritive) and wei (defense) levels and accumulation of wind and dampness
  • Post stroke complications

Benefits Xiao Ke (Wasting and Thirsting) Syndromes
  • Xiao ke syndrome without interior heat
  • Xiao ke syndrome with interior heat

Typical Usage of Concentrated Extracts
2 to 3 grams per day or as directed by your health practitioner
Cautions and Contraindications
  • The use of Huan Qi is contraindicated when pathogens are present at exterior levels of the body
  • It is contraindicated in cases characterized by an excess of qi, such as found in anger due to Liver qi stagnation
  • It is contraindicated in internal heat, excess fire or deficiency and cold of the lower jiao
  • It is contraindicated with sores and lesions caused by heat in the blood
  • It is contraindicated in cases of stagnation.
  • Pregnant women in the third trimester should use Huang Qi with caution. It has a diuretic effect and long term use may decrease the quantity of amniotic fluid.
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