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Zong Lu Pi – Trachycarpus Stiple Fiber – Fibra Stipulae Trachycarpi

Zong Lu Pi

English Name: trachycarpus stipule fiber

Pharmaceutical Name: Fibra Stipulae Trachycarpi

Medica Category: Stop-Bleeding Herbs

Properties: Zong Lu Pi enters the Liver, Lung, and Large Intestine channels; it is bitter and sour in nature and neutral in temperature.

What is Zong Lu Pi?:

The Chinese Herb Zong Lu Pi is the dried fibers from sheath of the leaves (i.e. the stipule) of the Chinese windmill palm tree (Trachycarpus fortunei H. Wendl.) which grows all over East and Central China where the winters do not get too harsh. These fibers are gathered in the winter and carbonized/charred for use as medicine.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Therapeutic Actions of Zong Lu Pi:

Zong Lu Pi restrains leakage and stops bleeding and is best for use in cases where there is bleeding without blood stagnation (if used in cases where there is blood stagnation it must be combined with herbs that invigorate the blood and stop bleeding). Clinical presentations this herb might address include: nosebleeds, vomiting up blood, blood in the urine, uterine bleeding, hematochezia, and bleeding hemorrhoids.

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