Both E Zhu and Rz. Curcumae Longae Jiang Huang are warm, acrid and bitter and both break up Blood Stasis and move Qi to stop pain. E Zhu more strongly breaks up Blood Stasis and reduces accumulations while Jiang Huang moves on the Interior and Exterior to treat Wind Bi.

Explore the powerful benefits and traditional uses of E Zhu, a revered herb in Chinese medicine known for its anti-inflammatory and cancer-fighting properties. Learn how E Zhu can be integrated into your health regimen.

2016年9月23日 · The Effect of E Zhu Property. Pungent, bitter, warm; liver and spleen meridians entered. Actions. Break blood and move qi, resolve food stagnation and alleviate pain. Indications. A. Mass, amenorrhea and stagnant pain of heart and abdomen due to qi stagnation and blood stasis

E Zhu (Curcuma zedoaria) is Javanese turmeric and the root is white. Yu Jin ( Curcuma longa ) is Indian turmeric and the root is bright yellow-orange. Confusingly, both can be referred to as “turmeric.”

The Chinese herb 'E Zhu' (Zedoary Rhizome) is Bitter, Spicy, Warm, goes to the LIV, SP, and is in 'Herbs that Invigorate Blood and Remove Stagnation'.

E zhu is a deputy ingredient in Guo Qi Yin. This means it helps the king ingredient(s) treat the main pattern or it serves to treat a coexisting pattern. In Guo Qi Yin, E zhu invigorates the Blood and moves Blood Stagnation. Read more about Guo Qi Yin

Wine-fry to better relieve pain and disperse accumulations. E Zhu is a strong blood invigorating herb that should be used with caution. E Zhu should not be used for long duration.

E Zhu is a traditional Chinese herb that offers many health benefits including support joint and digestive health.

2013年5月19日 · Nature: acrid, bitter, warm. Enters: Liver, Spleen. Actions: Strongly promotes blood and Qi circulation and dispels blood stasis; dissolves accumulations, eliminates food retention; relieves pain. • Blood stasis: amenorrhea with abdominal pain and masses, ovarian cysts, fibroids, epigastric masses.

E Zhu (pinyin name) Aka: e shu; Source: Yao Xing Ben Cao; English name: curcuma zedoaria; Botanical name: curcuma zedoaria; Pharmaceutical name: rhizoma curcumae; Properties: bitter, acrid warm; Channels entered: spleen, liver; Chinese therapeutic actions: invigorates blood circulation, breaks up blood stasis, activates Chi circulation and ...