Panax pseudoginseng. P. notoginseng. 田 七  Tián qī, 三七 Sān qī   Notoginseng Family: Araliaceae  
In Latin, the word panax means "cure-all". Panax pseudoginseng is not an adaptogen like the better known Panax species, but it is famous as a hemostatic herb that both invigorates and builds blood.
Nature- warm     FLAVOR: Sweet, slightly bitter. CHANNELS: Liver
FUNCTIONS
GROUP: Regulating Blood- Styptic
1. Resolve bruises, analgesic, antibiotic effect.[2]
RAW- Disperse coagulation, arrest bleeding heal.[1]COOKED - Tone up Blood.[1]
INDICATIONS
1. Bleeding from external trauma.[2]
2. Stomach or duodenal pain- use 3 g for pain and to prevent bleeding, once or twice a day only for a few days.[2]
3. Stomach and Lung heat leading to Hematemesis.[2]
4. Avalanche bleeding- menus dark.[2]
RAW  1. Discharge of blood from mouth, vomiting of blood, chest pain, excessive menstruation, swollen pain due to fall.[1]
COOKED 1. Loss of blood, anemia.[1]
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Over use will damage Stomach Qi- taken with rice gruel or white wine- 30 ml warm wine.[2] Blood deficiency Heat.[2]
PATENT COMBINATIONS
COMBINATIONS
PREPARATIONS: Dried root   Raw 3-9 g. Cooked 9-15 g.[1] 1-5 g as powder.[2] Best taken as powder.[2] Can rub powder on external injury.[2]
    
References
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