Description

Mulberry (sangshen)

common name: mulberry, morus fruit

properties & taste: sweet and cold

meridians: heart, liver and kidney

functions:
1. To nourish the yin and replenish the blood;
2. To promote the production of body fluids and stop thirst;
3. To moisten the intestines and move feces
1. Deficient yin and blood manifested as dizziness, vertigo, blurred vision, tinnitus, deafness, insomnia and early graying of hair. Mulberry (sangshen) is used with fleeceflower root (heshouwu), grossy privet fruit (nuzhenzi) and eclipta (mohanlian) in the formula shouwu yanshou dan.

2. Thirst and dry mouth due to deficient body fluids or diabetes manifested as thirst with desire to drink, profuse urine and lassitude. Mulberry (sangshen) is used with ophiopogon root (maidong), grossy privet fruit (nuzhenzi) and trichosanthes root (tianhuafen).

3. Constipation due to dryness in the intestines. Mulberry (sangshen) is used with black sesame seed (heizhima), raw fleeceflower root (heshouwu) and hemp seed (huomaren).

dosage: 10-15 g

this statement has not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always used this herb under instructions of a licensed herbalist.