In TCM, blood stasis arises when there is an "obstruction of flow" caused by poor Qi and blood circulation. Tián qī (Notoginseng; 田七) is traditionally used to promote blood circulation, resolve blood stasis, and stop bleeding.

Benefits:
● Promotes blood circulation to resolve blood stasis
● Promotes healthy Qi and blood flow
● Alleviates pains, aches, and swelling associated with poor blood flow
● Stops uterine bleeding disorders such as abnormal bleeding between regular menstrual periods (metrorrhagia), and slight but continuous uterine bleeding (metrostaxis)
● Relieves internal bleeding such as vomiting of blood; expectorating blood from the lungs; nose bleeds; blood in stools, etc.
● Treats external bleedings, from minor cuts and scrapes to traumatic injuries
● Supports wound healing and postpartum recovery
● Alleviates excessive bleeding and lochia discharge after childbirth

Contraindication:
Not recommended for use during pregnancy.

Tián qī slices (Notoginseng slices; 田七片)

Origin:
Yunnan, China

Recommended dosages:
● Decoctions and soups: 3g to 9g
● Powder: 200mg to 400mg a day
● Powder Capsules*: 1-2 capsules a day

*Kindly note that our herbs are ground to powder and encapsulated on demand. In general, each capsule is around 200mg serving, which means 1 gram of herb powder can make 4-5 capsules depending on the type of herbs used.

Suggested use:
Rinse herbs before use. Add 300-500g of meat, 15g tián qī (田七), 15g American ginseng (花旗参 / 泡参), 15g dǎng shēn (党参), 15g yù zhú (玉竹), 15g huái shān (淮山), 8 red dates (红枣), and 8 dried longans (龙眼肉) into a pot. Add sufficient water to cover all the ingredients. Bring to a boil and let it simmer under low heat for 2 hours. Add a handful of wolfberries in the last 5 minutes of cooking. Serve it warm. (Serving size: 3 to 4)

Best kept refrigerated.