Bai Ji Granules 100 grams powder

Treasure of the East Bai Ji Granules

Bai Ji Granules, also known as Bletillae Rhizoma stops bleeding, drains heat, reduces swelling and generates flesh.

Bitter, sweet, and cool, restraining and astringent, with a very sticky texture, Bletillae Rhizoma (bai ji) enters the Lung, Stomach, and Liver channels. Internally its function is to constrict and stop bleeding, but applied externally it can also drain heat, reduce swelling, and generate flesh. Its main use is in the treatment of bleeding from the Lungs or Stomach, but it can also be used in dysfunctional uterine bleeding, for wounds from trauma, and sores whether or not they have formed or perforated. For the latter two purposes it can be used both internally and externally. A common treatment for cracked and chapped skin of the hands is a lotion of Bletillae Rhizoma (bai ji) powder mixed with sesame oil. Caution should be used in externally-contracted diseases, due to its sticky nature, which can hold a pathogen within the body instead of allowing it to disperse outward. For the same reason, some feel that it should not be used in the early stages of sore and abscesses, and because it tends to promote the regrowth of flesh, which may cause the abscess to heal over before perforation allows its toxic pus to be expelled. Yet while this proscription would apply to most herbs of this nature, Bletillae Rhizoma (bai ji) may nonetheless be used in this situation, and also for early-stage boils and furuncles. --Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.

Unit Size:

100 grams (5:1 extract granules)

Serving Size:

As directed

Taste:

Bitter, sweet

Properties:

Cool

Contraindications:

Use with caution whenever there is coughing of blood due to externally-contracted disease, early stage Lung abscess, or the involvement of excessive heat or fire toxin.

Ingredients

Concentrated powders of natural herbal products tend to absorb moisture from the air. Hence, it is necessary for the manufacturer to add a suitable amount of excipient to stabilize the concentrated herbal products. Non-GMO starch which contains maltodextrin, are used as excipients.

Bai Ji

Patterns:

Bleeding from the Lungs and Stomach Bleeding from traumatic injury Sore and nonhealing ulcers (can be used whether or not the sore has ulcerated, as it reduces the swelling or sores and helps accelerate the healing of ulcers.

Channel:

Lung, Stomach, Liver