Sang Ji Sheng Extract Powder 100 g – Plum Flower | Mulberry Mistletoe
Explore a traditional Chinese botanical in a convenient, concentrated herbal extract.
Sang Ji Sheng (桑寄生), also known as Chinese Mulberry Mistletoe, is a valued botanical in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Derived from the stems and leaves of Taxillus chinensis, this herb has a long history in traditional formulas associated with the Liver and Kidney meridians, flexibility, and physical balance.
For customers interested in authentic Chinese herbal traditions, Plum Flower Sang Ji Sheng Full Spectrum Extract Powder provides a convenient alternative to preparing dried stems and leaves.
At 1st Chinese Herbs, we've been helping customers explore traditional Chinese herbs since 1994. Our goal is to make herbal shopping easier with clear product descriptions, botanical information, preparation guidance, and helpful customer service.
Sang Ji Sheng Product Details
| Product Information | Details |
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| Product name | Sang Ji Sheng Single Extract |
| Common name | Chinese Mulberry Mistletoe |
| Chinese name | 桑寄生 |
| Pinyin | Sang Ji Sheng |
| Botanical name | Taxillus chinensis (DC.) Danser |
| Traditional plant material | Stem and leaf |
| Brand | Plum Flower |
| Product form | Full Spectrum Extract Powder |
| Package size | 100 grams (3.5 oz) |
| Additional ingredient | Dextrin derived from non-GMO corn |
| Country of origin | China |
| Traditional properties | Bitter, sweet, neutral |
| Traditional meridians | Liver and Kidney |
| Traditional herbal category | Herbs that dispel wind-dampness |
| Botanical family | Loranthaceae |
| Storage | Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place |
Why Choose Sang Ji Sheng Extract Powder?
Traditional herbal knowledge with modern convenience.
Sang Ji Sheng has been used for generations in traditional Chinese herbal formulas. The concentrated extract format offers a practical option for customers who prefer not to prepare lengthy herbal decoctions.
Five Reasons Customers Choose This Extract
1. Traditional Heritage
Sang Ji Sheng has an established place in Chinese herbal literature and is commonly included in traditional formulas.
2. Traditional Joint and Movement Support
Within TCM, Sang Ji Sheng is traditionally associated with supporting the sinews, bones, and comfortable movement as part of an individualized herbal approach.
3. Traditional Liver and Kidney Balance
Classical Chinese herbal texts categorize Sang Ji Sheng as an herb that tonifies the Liver and Kidney systems. These are traditional functional concepts and should not be confused with claims about treating diseases of the physical liver or kidneys.
4. Convenient Powder Form
The concentrated extract eliminates the need to prepare whole stems and leaves by prolonged simmering.
5. Flexible Herbal Preparation
When used according to the product label or professional instructions, extract powder can be incorporated into a warm herbal preparation or a professionally designed traditional formula.
Understanding Sang Ji Sheng in Traditional Chinese Medicine
In TCM, herbs are classified according to properties such as flavor, temperature, meridian association, and traditional functions.
Sang Ji Sheng is generally described as bitter, sweet, and neutral.
Traditional Wind-Dampness Concepts
Chinese herbal literature describes Sang Ji Sheng as an herb that dispels wind-dampness.
Wind-dampness is a traditional Chinese medicine concept used to describe certain patterns of physical discomfort and restricted movement. It is not a Western medical diagnosis.
Traditional Liver and Kidney Tonification
Sang Ji Sheng is also classified as a Liver and Kidney tonic.
In TCM, these systems encompass broader traditional concepts of vitality, movement, and structural support. They are not identical to the anatomical organs described in modern medicine.
Traditional Sinew and Bone Support
Sang Ji Sheng appears in traditional formulas associated with the sinews and bones.
This historical use helps explain its place in Chinese herbal practice but does not establish that the finished extract treats arthritis, osteoporosis, or other musculoskeletal diseases.
What Makes Sang Ji Sheng Different From Other Mistletoe Herbs?
Not all plants called mistletoe are interchangeable.
Sang Ji Sheng is identified botanically as Taxillus chinensis, a member of the Loranthaceae family.
Other plants sold or described as mistletoe may belong to different species and have different chemical compositions and safety profiles.
When purchasing Sang Ji Sheng, always check the botanical name and plant part.
The Plum Flower product shown here identifies the herb as Taxillus chinensis stem and leaf.
How to Prepare Sang Ji Sheng Extract Powder
Plum Flower Sang Ji Sheng is supplied as a fine concentrated extract powder rather than cut, whole botanical material.
Simple Warm-Water Preparation
Step 1 – Check the directions
Read the manufacturer's instructions or consult a qualified herbal practitioner to determine the appropriate serving amount.
Step 2 – Measure the extract
Measure only the recommended quantity of Sang Ji Sheng extract powder.
Step 3 – Add to a cup
Place the measured powder in a clean cup or mug.
Step 4 – Add warm water
Add the amount of warm water recommended for the product and stir thoroughly.
Step 5 – Use as directed
Consume only in accordance with the product instructions or professional guidance.
Some herbal extracts may leave a small amount of sediment.
Important: Do not substitute the traditional dosage of dried Sang Ji Sheng stems for the dosage of concentrated extract powder. The correct amount depends on the product's actual concentration and individual circumstances.
Can Sang Ji Sheng Be Used in a Custom Herbal Formula?
Sang Ji Sheng has a history of use in multi-herb traditional formulas.
However, combinations should be selected by a qualified practitioner familiar with Chinese herbal medicine and the individual's health circumstances.
Naturally Occurring Compounds in Sang Ji Sheng
Modern researchers have investigated the phytochemical composition of Taxillus chinensis.
Identified groups of naturally occurring compounds include:
Flavonoids: Including quercetin-related compounds, avicularin, and other plant constituents.
Phenolic compounds: Naturally occurring botanical chemicals investigated for their biological properties.
Triterpenoids: Plant constituents identified in phytochemical studies.
Other botanical compounds: Researchers have also reported various glycosides, amino acids, and related constituents.
These compounds are of scientific interest, but their presence does not establish that this particular extract produces a specific health outcome.
Sang Ji Sheng Scientific Research – PubMed
Scientific research can help customers understand the botanical chemistry and historical background of traditional herbs.
1. Comprehensive Review of Taxillus chinensis
Taxillus chinensis (DC.) Danser: A Comprehensive Review on Botany, Traditional Uses, Phytochemistry, Pharmacology, and Toxicology
Published in Chinese Medicine, 2022.
Read the scientific review on PubMed
This review examines the botanical identity, traditional uses, naturally occurring compounds, preliminary pharmacological findings, and toxicology of Taxillus chinensis.
The authors emphasize that research remains preliminary and additional studies are needed.
2. Additional Scientific Research
Explore Taxillus chinensis research on PubMed
This search provides access to published studies on the botanical, its constituents, and related research.
Research disclaimer: Laboratory and animal studies do not establish that Sang Ji Sheng extract prevents, treats, or cures disease in humans. Findings from isolated compounds should not be assumed to apply to the finished Plum Flower product.
Quality You Can Trust – The 1st Chinese Herbs Commitment
Choosing the right Chinese herb starts with knowing what you're buying.
At 1st Chinese Herbs, we understand that botanical identity, product form, and ingredient transparency matter.
Since 1994, our family-owned business has helped customers navigate the sometimes-confusing world of Chinese herbal products.
What You Can Expect When Shopping With Us
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Clear botanical information: We help identify the correct herb, including its Chinese and botanical names.
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Product-form guidance: Understand the differences between concentrated extracts, cut herbs, and powders.
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Established herbal suppliers: We carry recognized Chinese herbal brands, including Plum Flower.
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Ingredient transparency: This extract contains dextrin derived from non-GMO corn.
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Quality documentation inquiries: Contact us to ask about available supplier testing information or Certificates of Analysis.
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Helpful customer service: We're here to assist with product questions before and after purchase.
About Plum Flower Extract Powders
Plum Flower manufactures Chinese herbal extracts using established processing and quality-control procedures.
Some single-herb extract powders contain non-GMO corn-derived dextrin as a carrier to help produce a stable powdered extract.
The presence of dextrin should be considered when comparing extract products.
For product-specific manufacturing or testing documentation, please contact 1st Chinese Herbs.
Important Safety Information
Sang Ji Sheng is a concentrated botanical supplement and should be used with appropriate care.
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Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Do not use this product while pregnant or nursing, consistent with the supplied product caution. Although Sang Ji Sheng has historical uses in pregnancy-related traditional formulas, that does not establish safety for unsupervised use.
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Medications: Consult your healthcare professional before use, particularly if you take prescription medications.
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Existing medical conditions: Seek professional guidance before use, especially if you have liver or kidney disease.
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Children: Do not administer without appropriate professional guidance.
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Serving amount: Follow verified manufacturer instructions. Do not exceed the recommended amount.
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Adverse reactions: Discontinue use and seek medical advice if you experience an unexpected reaction.
Research has identified important gaps in the toxicology and clinical safety information available for Taxillus chinensis. Natural origin does not guarantee safety.
Keep out of reach of children.
California Proposition 65 Information
California Proposition 65 requires certain businesses to provide warnings about exposures to chemicals identified by the State of California as causing cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
A Proposition 65 warning does not automatically mean a product is unsafe. However, it provides information consumers should consider.
Product-specific warning: Insert the verified Proposition 65 warning for this particular Sang Ji Sheng product if required. Do not substitute a generic warning without confirming its applicability.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sang Ji Sheng
What is Sang Ji Sheng?
Sang Ji Sheng is a traditional Chinese herb derived from Taxillus chinensis. It is commonly called Chinese Mulberry Mistletoe and is traditionally prepared from stems and leaves.
Is Sang Ji Sheng the same as European mistletoe?
No. Sang Ji Sheng (Taxillus chinensis) is botanically distinct from European mistletoe (Viscum album). They should not be substituted for one another.
What is Sang Ji Sheng traditionally associated with?
In TCM, it is classified as an herb associated with wind-dampness patterns, Liver and Kidney tonification, and support of the sinews and bones.
Does Sang Ji Sheng extract need to be boiled?
Concentrated extract powders are generally intended for more convenient preparation than whole herbs. Follow the manufacturer's directions for this particular product.
Is Sang Ji Sheng extract the same as cut Sang Ji Sheng?
No. Extract powder is processed and concentrated, while cut Sang Ji Sheng consists of dried botanical material. Their preparation methods and serving quantities are not interchangeable.
Does this product contain additional ingredients?
Yes. The supplied product information lists dextrin derived from non-GMO corn.
Can Sang Ji Sheng be taken daily?
Frequency and duration of use should be determined from the manufacturer's directions and appropriate professional guidance. Daily use is not suitable for everyone.
How should I store Sang Ji Sheng extract powder?
Store the tightly closed container in a cool, dry place, protected from excess moisture.
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