Chinese Herbs to Help Bones and Joints
October 12th 2006 16:30
Chinese herbs have been widely used throughout ancient times and of course in this modern era. These plants are used widely for a variety of physical health needs from promoting strong and healthy bones and joints to relieving stiffness and pain. The following herbs are wonderful for these areas along with other beneficial properties of the herb.
**Du Zhong, also known as Cortex Eucommiae, is used to tone the liver and the kidney, to strengthen the tendons and bones, and to prevent miscarriage. Also, it can help with deficiency conditions and lack of strength; threatened miscarriage and hypertension.
• Nourishes the liver and kidney and strengthens the bones and muscles
• Miscarriage prevention
• Calming and suppressing liver-yang
**Niu Xi, also known as Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae, is used To replenish the liver and the kidney, to strengthen the tendons and bones, to eliminate blood stasis and stimulate menstrual discharge, and to lead the blood to flow downward. Also for conditions like: Soreness of the lumber and knee joints with weakness in the legs; amenorrhea with mass formation in the abdomen; dizziness due to hyperactivity of the liver.
• Activating blood circulation to restore menstrual flow
• Relaxing tendons and muscles to treat arthritis
• Ensuring proper downward flow of blood
**Xu Duan, also known as Radix Dipsaci, is used to replenish the liver and the kidney, to strengthen the tendons and bones, to heal bone fractures, and to seize extreme uterine bleeding. Aching and weakness of the loins and knees; rheumatic arthralgia, abnormal uterine bleeding or excessive menstrual flow, bleeding during pregnancy; traumatic injuries.
• Prevents miscarriage
• Helps heal fractures in the bone
These herbs can be of great use for those with weak or brittle bones, not to mention the pain and stiffness that comes with different stages of arthritis. The extra benefits are usually healthy blood flow and strengthening of the liver and/or kidneys. For more information on these herbs and others for the above named ailments please click on the following links to read more in depth articles and information.
In Depth Herb Article
The Herb Basin
Chinese Herb Site
**Du Zhong, also known as Cortex Eucommiae, is used to tone the liver and the kidney, to strengthen the tendons and bones, and to prevent miscarriage. Also, it can help with deficiency conditions and lack of strength; threatened miscarriage and hypertension.
• Nourishes the liver and kidney and strengthens the bones and muscles
• Miscarriage prevention
• Calming and suppressing liver-yang
**Niu Xi, also known as Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae, is used To replenish the liver and the kidney, to strengthen the tendons and bones, to eliminate blood stasis and stimulate menstrual discharge, and to lead the blood to flow downward. Also for conditions like: Soreness of the lumber and knee joints with weakness in the legs; amenorrhea with mass formation in the abdomen; dizziness due to hyperactivity of the liver.
• Activating blood circulation to restore menstrual flow
• Relaxing tendons and muscles to treat arthritis
• Ensuring proper downward flow of blood
**Xu Duan, also known as Radix Dipsaci, is used to replenish the liver and the kidney, to strengthen the tendons and bones, to heal bone fractures, and to seize extreme uterine bleeding. Aching and weakness of the loins and knees; rheumatic arthralgia, abnormal uterine bleeding or excessive menstrual flow, bleeding during pregnancy; traumatic injuries.
• Prevents miscarriage
• Helps heal fractures in the bone
These herbs can be of great use for those with weak or brittle bones, not to mention the pain and stiffness that comes with different stages of arthritis. The extra benefits are usually healthy blood flow and strengthening of the liver and/or kidneys. For more information on these herbs and others for the above named ailments please click on the following links to read more in depth articles and information.
In Depth Herb Article
The Herb Basin
Chinese Herb Site
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