Pseudo-ginseng
Bamboo ginseng was a precious Chinese medicinal herb, also known as pseudoginseng. It was known as the "King of Herbs" by the people because it had the effects of ginseng and panax pseudoginseng. Bamboo ginseng was listed in the national key protected wild plant list (Grade II) because its wild resources were already in an endangered state. Bamboo ginseng was mainly distributed in the southwest of China, such as Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Enshi in Hubei, and Yintiao Ridge in Chongqing. Its roots were in the shape of bamboo whips, and each section had a shallow circular sunken stem mark, which was different from the seed root of Ming Sanqi. The bamboo ginseng contained many ingredients, such as crude ginseng, bamboo ginseng, ginseng, and so on. It has anti-inflammatory and anti-aging effects. Bamboo ginseng was a precious Chinese medicinal herb with a wide range of application value.
What's the difference between pseudo-ginseng and pseudo-ginseng
Notoginsengs and Notoginsengs were the same type of plant. However, due to the customs of different regions, the names were different. In the Wenshan area, it was called pseudo-ginseng, and in other places, it was called Tianqi. Their effects and medicinal properties were the same. Sanqi also had other names, such as Shanqi, Jinbuhuan, Xueshen, Sansanqi, etc. Tianqi was another name for pseudo-ginseng. Because Tianzhou Prefecture in Guangxi used to produce pseudo-ginseng, people named it Tianqi. The main difference between Tian Qi and San Qi was that they had different names in different regions, but their medicinal properties and effects were the same.
What is the difference between Tibetan pseudo-ginseng and Yunnan pseudo-ginseng?
Tibetan pseudo-ginseng and Yunnan pseudo-ginseng were two different varieties. There were obvious differences in their medicinal effects and growing environment. Tibetan pseudo-ginseng grew in a harsher environment and produced less of it. It was small and not full, but its medicinal effect was far better than Yunnan pseudo-ginseng. Zang San Qi was mainly used to treat blood diseases and cardiovascular diseases, such as bruises, trauma bleeding, post-natal blood halo, vomiting blood, epistaxia, coronary-heart disease, high blood fat, high blood pressure, and so on. Yunnan panax ginseng was more common. It was produced in greater quantities and grew in a better environment. It was mainly used to nourish the blood and promote blood circulation. It was suitable for conditions such as weakness, loss of appetite, neurosis, excessive fatigue, blood loss, and leukemia. In general, Tibetan pseudo-ginseng was more precious and had better medicinal effects, while Yunnan pseudo-ginseng was more common and had a wider range of applications.
The difference between 18 and 30 pseudo-ginseng
The difference between 18 and 30 Sanqi was the number of Sanqi. The number of heads referred to the number of three-seven in every 500 grams (1 jin) of three-seven. 18 pseudo-ginseng meant that there were 18 pseudo-ginseng in 500 grams of pseudo-ginseng. The age was 4 years, and the medicinal effect was level 3. 30 pseudo-ginseng meant that there were 30 pseudo-ginseng in 500 grams of pseudo-ginseng. The bigger the head, the longer the age of growth, and the higher the medicinal effect. Therefore, 30 pseudo-ginseng had a better effect than 18.
Wild bamboo pseudo-ginseng
We can come up with the following answer: " Wild bamboo ginseng " is a kind of perennially herbaceous plant with creeping roots, nodes, and sunken stem marks. Its leaves were palmate compound, and its inflorescence was an umbel. The color of the flowers was light green. Its fruit was a drupe-shaped berry, almost spherical and red in color. However, because the search results did not provide specific pictures, they could not provide pictures of the wild bamboo ginseng.
Yunnan Wenshan pseudo-ginseng powder
Yunnan Wenshan pseudo-ginseng powder was a product that could be eaten and used externally. The method of eating it included rinsing it with water, swallowing it, punching the panax pseudoginseng, making soup, steaming eggs, and so on. Each time, the amount of food is 3 grams, and it can be taken with warm water. The external method was to apply the pseudo-ginseng powder on the injured skin. Yunnan Wenshan pseudo-ginseng powder has the effects of stopping bleeding, promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis, and nourishing blood. According to different needs and situations, one could choose raw or cooked pseudo-ginseng powder for consumption. Take it every morning and evening, 3 grams each time. The quality of Yunnan Wenshan pseudo-ginseng powder mainly depended on the raw materials and the grinding method. Choosing good raw materials and using appropriate grinding methods could obtain high-quality pseudo-ginseng powder. If you can't determine the authenticity or quality of the pseudo-ginseng powder, you can choose Yunnan Manze pseudo-ginseng powder, which is a kind of good origin and pure pseudo-ginseng powder.
How much is a catty of pseudo-ginseng?
The price of pseudo-ginseng varied according to its origin, number, and quality. According to the local reference price in Wenshan, 20 pseudo-ginseng would cost about 385.00 yuan, 30 would cost about 330.00 yuan, and 40 would cost about 290.00 yuan. However, the price range mentioned in other search results was even wider, ranging from 100 yuan to 170 yuan. Therefore, the specific price of the pseudo-ginseng medicine may vary according to the region and market conditions.
5 taboos for eating pseudo-ginseng powder
The five taboos of eating pseudo-ginseng powder are: 1. Menstruation period: Taking pseudo-ginseng powder during menstruation may cause abnormal increase in menstrual volume. 2. Pregnant period: Pregnant women are prohibited from taking pseudo-ginseng powder, which may cause threatened miscarriage or premature birth. 3. Weak spleen and stomach: People with weak spleen and stomach are not recommended to take pseudo-ginseng powder. It may aggravate abdominal pain, diarrhea and other symptoms. 4. Hot constitution: After people with hot constitution take pseudo-ginseng powder, it may cause yin qi and body fluid to be consumed, which is not conducive to their health. 5. Wind-heat cold: It is not advisable to take pseudo-ginseng powder during the cold period because its nature is warm, which may aggravate the symptoms of wind-heat cold and is not conducive to recovery.
Wild pseudo-ginseng plant pictures
We can come up with the following answer: "Wild panax pseudoginseng" is a kind of perennially herbaceous plant. The root is spindle-shaped, the stem is hairless, the leaves are palmate compound leaves, the inflorescence is umbrella-shaped, and the flower color is light green. However, the search results did not provide any pictures of wild pseudo-ginseng. Therefore, he could not provide any pictures of the wild pseudo-ginseng.
Household small pseudo-ginseng grinder
Household small pseudo-ginseng grinder is a flowing water ultra-fine grinder developed and produced for families, small and medium-sized pharmacy, personal clinic, traditional Chinese medicine hospital, colleges and universities. This kind of grinder was small in size and light in weight. It could be operated on the table and combined crushing and ultra-fine grinding into one with high production efficiency. It came with a sieve and could be done in one go, avoiding the problem of repeated crushing and sifting. This grinder is suitable for the rapid grinding of various soft and hard medicinal materials, such as Ganoderma, ginseng, ginseng, etc. It has the characteristics of small size, high efficiency, simple operation, exquisite appearance, power saving, safety and so on. It is the ideal crushing equipment for making capsules and pills. At present, there were many brands and models of small household pseudo-ginseng grinders available on the market.
Yunnan wild pseudo-ginseng picture
The pictures of Yunnan wild pseudo-ginseng could be found in the search results. According to the search results, there were some related photo collections and articles that mentioned the growing environment and cultivation of wild panax pseudoginseng in Yunnan, but no specific pictures were provided. Therefore, I am unable to provide any pictures of Yunnan wild pseudo-ginseng.