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Asia Naturals Raw Herbs

Dr. Yu J. Liang, expert herbalist and wife of Dr. Kang, began traveling to remote regions of the world, pre-paying farmers to plant and grow crops to Dr Kang\'s exacting specifications. For example, Asia Natural Sheng Ma is the true and effective herb of northern Chinese literature: slices that reveal a dark brown border and tan on the inside with high contrast radiations. This species truly raises yang-qi, an important function lacking in other Sheng Ma species. The Dang Gui root are from Ming County, Gan Su. They are large and whole. When sliced, the Dang Gui is fragrant, moist, and oily, with a yellowish brown cortex and a yellowish white cross section. The Huang Qi is from Nei Meng, Inner Mongolia. It is the highest quality, completely natural, untreated and very thinly sliced. Many companies press many pieces of Huang Qi together and then soak it in sugar water and calcium sulfite so that it appears larger and more beautiful. Asia Naturals herbs are grown naturally in the best soil conditions without growing agents, chemicals, GMO\'s or pesticides. The herbs are cured naturally without sulfites, sugars or preservatives. It can take days, weeks, even months of herb preparation before they are ready to be used. It is a careful process, which cannot be rushed. Asia Naturals quality is higher than industry. Quality means everything.
A Wei (High Grade)
Ai Ye
Ba Ji Tian
Ba Yue Zha
Bitter, sweet, and slightly cooling, Akebiae Fructus (ba yue zha) promotes the flow of Liver qi, harmonizes the Stomach, and disperses clumping; it also mildly facilitates urination.*
Bai Bian Dou
Hyacinth Bean; Dolichos Bean
Sale Ends: 05-27-2021
Bai Bu
Bai Dou Kou (dou kou; kou mi; yuan dou kou)
Bai He (high grade)
Enriches the Ling yin, drains yin, drains heat from the Heart, stops coughs, quiets the spirit* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Bai Hua She She Cao
Bai Jiang Cao
Bai Jie Zi (Huang Jie Zi)
Bai Mao Gen
Bai Mu Er
Tremella enriches the yin, moistens the Lungs, nourishes the Stomach, and generates fluids.*
Bai Shao (slices)
Tonifies the Liver blood, extinguishes wind, stops pain, nourishes the Liver and Spleen yin* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Bai Shao (whole root)
Tonifies the Liver blood, extinguishes wind, stops pain, nourishes the Liver and Spleen yin* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Bai Wei
Cynanchi atrati Radix (bai wei) enters the Lung, Stomach, and Kidney channels. It is bitter, but not drying, so it directs downward; it is salty, and can thus enter the blood, and also cold, enabling it to clear heat.
Bai Xian Pi
Bai Zhi
Bai Zi Ren (Bo Zi Ren)
Key characteristics: nourishes the Heart blood and yin to calm the spirit, moistens the Kidneys and Large Intestine. Bensky Materia Medica
Ban Bian Lian
Key characteristics: promotes urination, coos the blood, resolves toxins. Bensky Materia Medica
Ban Lan Gen
Ban Xia (Fa-True)
Ban Zhi Lian
Bei Sha Shen
Nourishes the Lung yin and clears heat; Nourishes the Stomach yin and generates fluids.*
Bian Xu
Clears damp-heat from the Bladder; Promotes urination; unblocks painful urinary dribbling; Expels parasites and stops itching*
Bing Pian (Mei Hua), 1 Liang
Bing Pian (synthetic)
Acrid-dispersing, aromatically mobilizing and piercing, opens the orifices and disperses fire constraint* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Bu Gu Zhi
Can Sha
Cang Er Zi
Sale Ends: 05-15-2021
Cao Wu Treated (Zhi Cao Wu)
Ce Bai Tan
Bensky describes that "the leaves are dry-fried at a high temperature until scorched brown, but not deformed. They are then sprayed with water to cool them, and then dried. ... This method of preparation is thought to reduce the herb's cold property, and thus its ability to cool the blood, but also enhance its ability to stop bleeding; it can therefore be used for both hot and cold bleeding disorders. It is also less injurious to the Spleen and Stomach in this form." Chinese Herbal Medicine Materica Medica, 3rd ed.
Ce Bai Ye (Ce Bo Ye)
Chai Hu
Resolves lesser yang disorders and reduces fever; Spreads Liver qi and relieves constraint; Raises and lifts the yang qi; Restores harmony between the Liver and Spleen*
Sale Ends: 01-06-2022
Che Qian Zi
Facilitates urination, separates the clear and turbid fluids, guides damp-heat downward and out of the body through the urine.* - Bensky
Chen Pi
Promotes the flow of qi, dries dampness. - Bensky
Chen Xiang
Aquilariae Lignum resinatum (Chen Xiang) sinks and directs downward, but is not overly draining, nor is its warmth overly drying.*
This Chen Xiang is close to the bark, very dry, so it will float instead of sinking, and the smell is light.
Chi Fu Ling
The portion of the fungus that grows closer to the root is white in color and is thus known as white poria; that closer to the outer skin is pinkish in color and known as red poria.
Chi Shi Zhi
Halloysitum rubrum (chi shi zhi) is sweet and warm and thus augments the qi; heavy in weight, such that it enters the lower burner; reddish in color, such that it enters the blood level; and sour, such that it stablizes and binds.*
Chi Xiao Dou
Chong Wei Zi
Invigorates the blood, clears the Liver, brightens the eyes.*
Chou Wu Tong
Chuan Bei Mu
Chuan Lian Zi
Chuan Wu, Zhi (treated)
Chuan Xin Lian
Chuan Xiong
Chuanxiong Rhizoma enters the Liver channel to warm and unblock the blood vessels, yet its acrid flavor and its relatively light material substance enable it to promote the movement of qi at the blood level. (from Chinese Herbal Medicine Materica Medica, 3rd ed)
Chuan Xiong (sugared)
Chuanxiong Rhizoma enters the Liver channel to warm and unblock the blood vessels, yet its acrid flavor and its relatively light material substance enable it to promote the movement of qi at the blood level. This also allows it to disperse qi stagnation and externally-contracted wind. In so doing, it reaches upward to the head and eyes, outward to the muscles and skin, and laterally to the joints of the limbs. (from Chinese Herbal Medicine Materica Medica, 3rd ed)
Sale Ends: 05-18-2021
Chun Gen Pi (Chun Pi)
Clears heat, dries dampness, cools the blood, and restrain bleeding.*
Ci Shi (powdered)
Salty, cold and heavy in weight, Magnetitum (ci shi) enters the Liver and Kidney channels to protect the true yin, anchor the yang which is floating upward, and quiet the Heart spirit.*
Ci Wu Jia
Da Feng Zi
Da Ji
Externally, this herb can be pounded into a paste and applied for bleeding from trauma. For swollen sores and boils, one can pound the fresh herb to extract the juice. The juice is drunk, and the paste is applied topically.
Da Qing Ye
Strongly cools heat toxin or pathogenic heat in both the qi and blood levels.*
Dai Zhe Shi (treated)
Relies on its heaviness to suppress and direct downward rebellious qi, while cooling Liver fire. Treating Dai Zhe Shi reduces its cold, bitter nature.*
Dan Dou Chi (Qing Dou Chi) - Prepared
Prepared Soybean (prepared with sang ye and qing hao)
Dan Nan Xing
Transforms phlegm-heat; extinguishes wind*
Dan Shen
Invigorates the blood, tonifies the blood, calms irritability due to blood heat.*
Dang Gui Pian (high grade - Sliced)
Tonifies the blood, invigorates the blood, regulates menstruation, alleviates pain* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Dang Gui Pian (Whole)
Dang Gui Tan
Tonifies the blood, invigorates the blood, regulates menstruation* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Dang Gui Tou (sliced)
This items consists of Dang Gui Root Head without the lateral roots. It is considered most tonifying and less invigorating to be blood.*
Dang Gui Tou (unbleached)
This consists of the root head without the lateral roots. Considered the most tonifying part of Dang Gui, but less effective invigorating the blood.
Dang Shen (High Grade)
Tonifies the middle burner; augments the Spleen and Lung qi.*
Dang Shen (medium grade)
Tonifies the middle burner, augments the Spleen and Lung qi.
Di Fu Zi
Sale Ends: 09-28-2021
Di Long
Drains heat, extinguishes wind, stops spasms and convulsions, calms wheezing, unblocks the collaterals, facilitates urination.
Di Yu
Cools heat in the blood, resolves toxicity, restrains and inhibits.* - Bensky
Di Yu Tan
This herb is prepared by slicing and dry-frying until blackened externally. This method of preparation decreases its cold nature and increases it inhibiting and restraining properties. This method of preparation inhances the herb\\'s usefulness for stopping bleeding.
Dong Gua Pi
Facilitates urination and clears heat with its gentle, harmonious nature.
Dong Gua Ren (Dong Gua Zi)
Dong Kui Zi
Promotes urination, benefits the breasts, moistens the Intestines.* -Bensky
Du Huo
Treats painful obstruction in the lower body, dispels lurking wind in the Kidney channel.
Du Zhong (grade 3)
Tonifies the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the sinews and bones, quiets the fetus.
Duan Ci Shi (calcined)
Salty, cold and heavy in weight, Magnetitum (ci shi) enters the Liver and Kidney channels to protect the true yin, anchor the yang which is floating upward, and quiet the Heart spirit.*
E Bu Shi Cao
E Zhu
Promotes the movement of blood and qi, breaks up accumulations, reduces food stagnation.
Er Cha
Er Cha (powder), bulk
Fang Feng
Moderate, slightly warm, and less drying than most wind-expelling herbs; used for all wind disorders; treats dampness, and also diarrhea and pain in the bowels.*
Fang Ji (Han)
Fei Zi
Feng Fang
Fu Hai Shi
Transforms phlegm, cools phlegm-heat in the Lungs, disperses clumps, treats painful urinary dribbling.
Fu Pen Zi
Fu Xiao Mai
Augments the Heart qi, inhibits the Heart fluids, clears heat from the pores and interstices, and thus stops spontaneous sweating and nightsweats.
Fu Zi, Baked Processed aconite accessory root - Hai Fu Pian
Gan Cao (large)
Gan Cao (medium)
Tonifies the Spleen qi, moistens the Lungs, Moderates urgency and toxicity, drains fire.
Gan Sui
Gao Ben
Gao Liang Jiang
Warms the Stomach, disperses cold, stops pain, directs rebellious qi downward.*
Gou Ji
Tonifies the Liver and Kidneys, expels pathogenic wind, dampness, and cold.
Gou Teng, 1lb
Drains Liver heat, settles Liver wind* - Bensky
Gu Sui Bu
Tonifies the Kidneys, strengthens and repairs the bones, directs floating yang downward.
Gu Ya
Gently reduces food stagnation while strengthening the Spleen and improving the appetite.
Gua Lou Pi
Gua Lou Ren
Gua Lou Shi
Cools and transforms phlegm-heat, moistens the Intestines, directs turbid phlegm downward.
Guan Zhong
Clears heat and resolves toxicity, cools the blood and dispels stasis, expels parasites.* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Gui Zhen Cao
Gui Ban Jiao (per box)
Gui Pi
Reinforces vital yang; Warms the Spleen and Stomach; Dispels accumulated chill; Invigorates the blood vessels.*
Hai Feng Teng
Dispels wind-dampness, opens the collaterals.* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Hai Ge; Ge Qiao; Ge Ke
Cools heat, tranforms phlegm-fire, reduces edema and damp-heat, disperses clumps.*
Hai Jin Sha
Clears damp-heat in the blood level of the Small Intestine and Bladder.*
Sale Ends: 05-13-2021
Hai Piao Xiao
Stops bleeding, secures the essence, dries dampness, reduces gastric acidity* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Material Medica, 3rd ed.
Hai Tong Pi
Treats wind-dampness in the lower half of the body*
Han Lian Cao (Mo Han Lian)
He Huan Hua
He Huan Pi
Calms the spirit and relieves constraint;Harmonizes the blood, stops pain, and reconnects the sinews and bones;Dissipates swellings and reduces abscesses;Regulates the qi;Invigorates the blood*
He Shou Wu (Slightly Prepared)
Nourishes the blood and yin, preserves the essence. - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica
He Shou Wu (Traditionally Prepared)
Nourishes the blood and yin, preserves the essence. - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica
He Ye
Clears heat, resolves summerheat, raises clear yang - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica
He Zi
Directs the Lung qi downward and transforms phlegm and benefits the throat; restrains the Spleen and Intestinal qi.*
Hong Jing Tian (high grade) (rhodiola)
Hong Qu
Strengthens the Spleen and Stomach, promotes digestion; Invigorates Blood Circulation and eliminates Blood Stasis.* - Chen
Hong Zao; Da Zao
Tonifies the Spleen and augments the qi; Nourishes the blood and calms the spirit; Moderates and harmonizes the harsh properties of other herbs.*
Hou Po
Regulates the qi and directs it downward, disperses fullness, dries dampness, reduces phlegm.* (Chinese Herbal Materia Medicia, 2nd ed)
Hu Huang Liang
Clears heat from both excess and deficiency, cools the blood, dries dampness: especially indicated for cooling steaming bones and reducing childhood nutritional impairment.
Hu Po, Bulk Herb
Settles and calms the spirit, unblocks blood stagnation, facilitates urination* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica
Hu Zhang
Hua Jiao (Chuan Jiao) - Powdered
Huai Hua
Cools heat, moistens the Liver, brightens they eyes* -Bensky
Huai Jiao
Cools heat, stops bleeding, moistens the Liver, brightens the eyes* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Sale Ends: 09-14-2021
Huang Jing (shu)
Processed Polygonatum Rhizome; Siberian Solomon Seal Rhizome
Huang Lian
Cools heat drains fire (especially in the Heart and Stomach), dries dampness, resolves toxicity* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Huang Qi (cross-cut slice)
Raises the yang qi, tonifies the Spleen and Lung qi, stops sweating, facilitates urination, promotes the discharge of pus, generates flesh* - Bensky
Huang Qin - Loose
Cools heat, dries dampness, stops bleeding, quiets the fetus in pregnancy.* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Huo Ma Ren, 1lb
Enriches the yin fluids, moistens the Intestines, unblocks dry constipation.* - Bensky
Ji Xing Zi
Disperses Blood Stagnation, regulates Qi, softens hardness, disperses tumors and removes toxins; Increases uterine contraction and promotes contraception *
Jiang Xiang
Disperses stasis, stops bleeding, arrests pain* - bensky
Sale Ends: 09-14-2021
Jie Geng
Causes the qi and the actions of other herbs to rise, soothes the throat, releases the exterior, transforms phlegm, expels pus.* - Bensky
Sale Ends: 01-06-2022
Jin Yin Hua (high grade)
Jin Ying Zi
Binds the lower burner in order to secure the essence, contains urination, halts chronic diarrhea. - Bensky*
Jiu Cai Zi
Juan Fu Ling
Tonifies the Spleen, eliminates dampness, calms the Heart Spirit* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Ku Gua
Bitter Melon - Clears Summerheat
Kun Bu
Reduces phlegm and softens areas of hardness, promotes urination, eliminates edema* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.
Sale Ends: 12-09-2021