Here we will introduce to readers the process of collection, storage and pre-production of traditional Chinese medicine. This is the first step in using traditional Chinese medicine. If the traditional Chinese medicine cannot be prepared in advance according to the requirements and properties before using it, it will seriously affect the efficacy of the traditional Chinese medicine and thus the therapeutic effect on the patient.
Traditional Chinese medicine harvesting, storage and pre-processing knowledge
-
Mastering Chinese Herbal Medicine Concoction: P...
From reducing toxicity to boosting potency, Chinese herbal medicine concoction transforms raw herbs into safe, effective treatments. Discover traditional techniques like roasting, calcination, and fermentation for clinical precision.
Mastering Chinese Herbal Medicine Concoction: P...
From reducing toxicity to boosting potency, Chinese herbal medicine concoction transforms raw herbs into safe, effective treatments. Discover traditional techniques like roasting, calcination, and fermentation for clinical precision.
-
Essential Techniques for Processing and Storing...
Proper processing and storage are vital for maintaining the potency of Chinese herbal medicine. This guide explores effective drying techniques, storage solutions, and quality control methods to prevent degradation and ensure therapeutic effectiveness.
Essential Techniques for Processing and Storing...
Proper processing and storage are vital for maintaining the potency of Chinese herbal medicine. This guide explores effective drying techniques, storage solutions, and quality control methods to prevent degradation and ensure therapeutic effectiveness.
-
Optimal Harvesting Techniques for Chinese Herba...
Harvesting Chinese herbal medicines requires precision and knowledge of the right season, time, and method. This blog explores the best practices for harvesting plant-based, animal-based, and mineral-based drugs to ensure their therapeutic efficacy and quality.
Optimal Harvesting Techniques for Chinese Herba...
Harvesting Chinese herbal medicines requires precision and knowledge of the right season, time, and method. This blog explores the best practices for harvesting plant-based, animal-based, and mineral-based drugs to ensure their therapeutic efficacy and quality.
The properties of a Chinese medicine are a generalization of the basic nature and characteristics of its action. The properties of Chinese medicines are also known as medicinal properties. The theory of medicinal properties is the core of the theory of Chinese medicine, which mainly includes the four qi, five flavors, elevation, floating and sinking, toxicity, and attribution.
View all-
Meridian Attribution in TCM: How Herbs Target S...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), meridian attribution explains how herbs selectively target specific organs and meridians. For example, Platycodon treats lung-related issues like coughs, while Scorpion addresses liver-related conditions like convulsions. This guide explores how meridian...
Meridian Attribution in TCM: How Herbs Target S...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), meridian attribution explains how herbs selectively target specific organs and meridians. For example, Platycodon treats lung-related issues like coughs, while Scorpion addresses liver-related conditions like convulsions. This guide explores how meridian...
-
Toxicity in TCM: Safe Use of Herbs & Managing T...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), toxicity refers to a herb’s potential to harm the body. While toxic herbs like Aconite and Rhubarb can be life-saving when used correctly, improper use can lead to severe reactions. This...
Toxicity in TCM: Safe Use of Herbs & Managing T...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), toxicity refers to a herb’s potential to harm the body. While toxic herbs like Aconite and Rhubarb can be life-saving when used correctly, improper use can lead to severe reactions. This...
-
Lifting, Floating, Sinking & Descending in TCM:...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the tendencies of herbs—lifting, floating, sinking, and descending—play a crucial role in restoring balance. Whether it’s lifting herbs like Astragalus for prolapse or sinking herbs like Rhubarb for constipation, understanding...
Lifting, Floating, Sinking & Descending in TCM:...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the tendencies of herbs—lifting, floating, sinking, and descending—play a crucial role in restoring balance. Whether it’s lifting herbs like Astragalus for prolapse or sinking herbs like Rhubarb for constipation, understanding...
-
Five Flavors in TCM: Pungent, Sweet, Sour, Bitt...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the five flavors (pungent, sweet, sour, bitter, salty) are foundational to understanding how herbs work. Each flavor corresponds to specific therapeutic actions, from dispersing pathogens to tonifying...
Five Flavors in TCM: Pungent, Sweet, Sour, Bitt...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the five flavors (pungent, sweet, sour, bitter, salty) are foundational to understanding how herbs work. Each flavor corresponds to specific therapeutic actions, from dispersing pathogens to tonifying...
The application of Chinese medicines includes such contents as contraindications to compounding and use of medicines. It is very important to master the knowledge and method of using these medicines, and to use them correctly according to the condition, medicinal properties and therapeutic requirements, in order to ensure the full realization of the efficacy of the medicines and the safety of the medicines used.
-
Dosage in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Key to ...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the correct dosage is crucial for effective and safe treatment. Whether it's a lightweight herb like mint or a heavy mineral like gypsum, the dosage must be tailored to...
Dosage in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Key to ...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the correct dosage is crucial for effective and safe treatment. Whether it's a lightweight herb like mint or a heavy mineral like gypsum, the dosage must be tailored to...
-
Dosage Forms in Traditional Chinese Medicine: F...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), drugs are processed into specific dosage forms like decoctions, powders, pills, and ointments to suit different therapeutic needs and medicinal properties. Whether it's a fast-acting decoction for acute conditions or a slow-release pill for...
Dosage Forms in Traditional Chinese Medicine: F...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), drugs are processed into specific dosage forms like decoctions, powders, pills, and ointments to suit different therapeutic needs and medicinal properties. Whether it's a fast-acting decoction for acute conditions or a slow-release pill for...
-
Pregnancy Contraindications in Herbal Medicine:...
Using herbs during pregnancy requires special care to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. Certain herbs, like musk, rhubarb, and turmeric, are either prohibited or require caution due to their potential to cause harm, such...
Pregnancy Contraindications in Herbal Medicine:...
Using herbs during pregnancy requires special care to ensure the safety of both mother and baby. Certain herbs, like musk, rhubarb, and turmeric, are either prohibited or require caution due to their potential to cause harm, such...
-
Herbal Compounding in Traditional Medicine: Syn...
Herbal compounding is a cornerstone of traditional medicine, where two or more herbs are combined to enhance efficacy, reduce toxicity, and address complex health conditions. Known as the "seven conditions,"...
Herbal Compounding in Traditional Medicine: Syn...
Herbal compounding is a cornerstone of traditional medicine, where two or more herbs are combined to enhance efficacy, reduce toxicity, and address complex health conditions. Known as the "seven conditions,"...
