Research suggests Suberect Spatholobus Stem (鸡血藤) may improve blood circulation, treat anemia, and regulate menstruation, with some evidence supporting these traditional uses.
Studies have shown that peach kernel in traditional Chinese medicine helps to promote blood circulation, treat blood stasis, and relieve constipation caused by yin deficiency.
Research suggests that the herb Achyranthes bidentata may be beneficial for bone health, neuroprotection, and immunomodulation, but the effects vary from individual to individual.
Motherwort Herb is like a trusted friend for women’s health—helping with periods, postpartum recovery, and even a racing heart or frazzled nerves.
Research shows that in traditional Chinese medicine, safflower can help improve blood circulation, ease period pain, and treat heart-related discomfort.
Research shows that in traditional Chinese medicine, frankincense is often used to improve blood circulation, reduce blood stasis, and relieve pain.
Research shows that turmeric is used in traditional Chinese medicine to improve blood circulation, treat menstrual pain, and address pain related to blood stagnation.
For centuries, Yu Jin has been a staple in TCM formulations, celebrated for its dual role in “moving Qi” and “activating blood.”
Yanhusuo Tuber (Corydalis Rhizoma) is a fascinating herb with a long history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Research shows that Chuan xiong may help ease menstrual problems, pain (like headaches and stomachaches), and cardiovascular issues.
