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About our Shu Di Huang – 熟地黄
About
A concentrated herbal granule preparation made from the root of Shu Di Huang 熟地黄, the prepared form of Rehmannia. This ingredient is processed by traditional methods and presented for professional use in herbal formulations.
The whole root is stocked separately as Dried Prepared Chinese Foxglove Root (Shu Di Huang) in 500g, and the unprocessed form as Dried Rehmannia Root (Sheng Di Huang). Shu Di Huang is classically combined with Bai Shao and Chuan Xiong in traditional formulations.
Product Specification
Botanical source: Radix Rehmanniae Praeparata, the prepared root of Rehmannia glutinosa.
Form: Concentrated granule, spray dried.
Pack size: 100g.
Preparation: Shu, the prepared form. Processed by traditional methods, which distinguishes it from the raw root.
Intended use: Professional dispensing only.
Preparation
Dosage should be determined by the prescribing practitioner according to the individual case and the formula being dispensed.
The granules dissolve directly in hot water with no decoction required, and can be combined with other concentrated granules from the range to make up a formula.
Store in a cool, dark place with the container sealed. Granules are hygroscopic, so use a dry spoon and close the lid promptly.
Why Choose Vita?
Every herb we sell at Vita Herbal Nutrition is non-sulphur treated and chosen for use in the kitchen and in traditional preparation.
We offer a 100% sulphur-free herb range. Many others use sulphur to enhance appearance and extend shelf life, but this can alter the herb’s natural properties and cause allergic reactions in some individuals.
We follow the DaoDi principle of choosing each herb from the area traditionally associated with it, and we have worked with the same supply partners since 2010.
Important
Important: For safety and best results, this product should only be used after consulting with your qualified practitioner.
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