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Herbal Information for Du Zhong 10x Extract Granule Form

Common Name: Eucommia Bark
Botanical Name: Eucommia ulmoides
Latin Name: Cortex Eucommiae Ulmoidis
Pin Yin Name: Du Zhong
Granules Composition: 85% extract + 15% maltodextrin
Package Size: 100 grams 10x
Form: Extract Granules
Dosage: Follow doctor's instructions for how to use this herb. Take 1 g each time, 1 time per day, or as instructed by a herbal practitioner. Dissolve in hot water or mix into yogurt.
Origin: China
Brand: Active Herb
Cautions: Do not use if nursing or pregnant. Consult your healthcare provider before using if taking blood pressure medication.
California Prop 65
Natural Occurring Components: Gutta percha, encommiol, encommio-side, pinoresinol diglucoside, aucubin, tannins, flavonoids

Additional Information About Eucommia Bark
Benefits of Du Zhong

Strengthens the Bones and Sinews
Tonifies the Liver
Tonifies the Kidneys
Supports Healthy Circulation
Benefits the Cardiovascular System
Herbal Anti-inflammatory
Benefits natural blood sugar
Reinforces muscles and lungs
Supports healthy blood pressure
Aids with liver and kidney tone
Benefits circulation in liver and kidney

Herb Category: Herbs that Tonify the Yang
Eucommia bark in Chinese Traditional Medicine is also the primary tonic herb of choice. It is a tonic herb that strengthens structural tissue and improves structural competency at a fundamental level. Eucommia bark is a superb Yang Jing tonic.
Product Properties: Sweet, Slightly Acrid, and Warm
Meridians: Liver and Kidney Channels
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