Shudi Huang (Radix Rehmanniae Praeparata)
Type: Herb
Latin Name: Radix Rehmanniae Praeparata
Chinese Name: Shudi Huang
Shudi Huang, also known as chinese foxglove root, is a type of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that is commonly used to promote healthy blood circulation, improve menstrual health and reduce the graying of hair.
In TCM theory, Shudi Huang is used as a blood tonic and is essential for "yin" and "jing" nourishment.
Firstly, Shudi Huang can help to promote blood production, making is suitable.fo those with anaemia or blood deficiencies. With better blood circulation, Shudi Huang also support women's health by promoting healthy menstruation and easing menstrual cramps.
Second, Shudi Huang replenishes one's "yin", which can prevent symptoms such as hot flush, night sweats, lumbar soreness, seminal emission, throat dryness, thirst, a red tongue tip, and a rapid pulse.
Lastly, Shudi Huang can work with different herbs to reduce the graying of hair as you age. Shudi Huang is not recommended to be taken by children.
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