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Pin-yin:	san qi

English name:	Notoginseng root

Where grown:	In Yunnan, Guangxi areas of China.

Source:	The dried rhizome of Panax notoginseng (Burk.) F. H. Chen and its family.

Ingredients:	ginsenoside, Notoginsenoside, Chikusetsusaponin
Pharmacological effect:	1) Improves blood coagulation. 2) Prevents thrombosis. 3) Prevents myocardial ischemia and insufficient cerebral blood flow. 4) Prevents arrhythmia, suppress tumor growth and protects against side effects of radiation.

Properties:	Sweet, slightly bitter, warm

Channels entered:	Liver, stomach

Function:	Dispels stasis, stops bleeding, reduces swellings, alleviates pain, heals traumatic wounds.

Major Clinic Usage:	For blood expectoration, nosebleed, dysenteric disorder, heavy blood discharge, menorrhagia, carbuncles, knife wounds, traumatic injuries and bleedings due to falls, fractures, contusions, or sprains.
Cautions:	Contraindicated during pregnancy.

Usage and Dosage:	3~9g. To use in powders, 1~3g per dosage. Use proper dosage for external use.

Storage:	Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Avoid mold and infestation by worms.

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