Item : GMP

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    Banlangen (commonly used aliases: indigo root, blue indigo root, Daqing root) is a traditional Chinese medicine. Produced all over China. Isatis root is divided into northern isatis root and southern isatis root. The source of northern isatis root is the roots of cruciferous plants Isatis tinctoria L. and L. indigotica Fort.; The effect. Radix Radix isatidis is bitter in taste and cold in nature, and it enters the Heart, Stomach, Liver, and Gallbladder meridians. Function clearing heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and relieving sore throat. Indications for diseases caused by warm toxins, such as influenza, upper respiratory tract inflammation, meningitis, mumps, acute enteritis, bacillary dysentery, hepatitis, facial erysipelas, febrile spots, etc. Although pharmacological studies have shown that Banlangen has obvious inhibitory effects on various viruses and bacteria, don't forget that it is a bitter and cold medicine. Therefore, for the above-mentioned diseases, it can only be used when there are syndromes of warm heat, heat toxin, and damp heat. Northern woad root is thicker than southern Malan root. The leaves of the two are also used as the traditional Chinese medicine "Daqingye". The researchers compared the active ingredients (indirubin, indigo) of Daqingye, and the active ingredients of Nanmalan Daqingye were higher than those of Northern Isatis indigo. The leaves and stems of Malan can be processed into a powdered traditional Chinese medicine "Qingdai" (also a kind of dyed cloth and Chinese painting pigment). The Isatis indigo plant in the north has bright yellow flowers; the Malan plant in the south has lavender flowers.
       There are differences between northern isatidis and southern isatidis. Usually, the sources, medicinal ingredients and properties are different. Northern and southern isatidis are basically the same in terms of efficacy and medicinal properties. Both can clear away heat, detoxify, cool blood and sore throat. Efficacy, it can play a significant therapeutic effect on clinical symptoms such as exogenous fever and sore throat. The main ingredient of Radix isatis is the dried root of the plant Isatis indigo, also known as Northern Radix. However, the effects of these two drugs are basically similar, both of which can clear away heat and detoxify, and can also relieve long-term cough or sore throat caused by wind-heat and cold, but Banlangen also has antibacterial effects. What we usually call Banlangen is Northern Banlangen. Both Northern Radix and Southern Radix have the effects of clearing heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and relieving throat, but the sources, properties, and modern pharmacological effects of the two are different.

        The difference between northern and southern Banlangen:
       1. Different sources: Usually, the sources of the northern and southern isatidis are obviously different. Generally speaking, the two are mainly the isatidis produced in two places.
       2. Different properties: Isatis root is a kind of woad from the cruciferous plant, and the northern isatis root is cylindrical. The taste of the medicine itself is relatively light. Generally, in the process of tasting, there may be a slightly sweet and bitter taste Taste, the free amino acids in it are relatively high, and Nanbanlangen is approximately cylindrical in shape. Usually, there will be a light taste during the tasting process, and the chemical components in it are relatively small.
        3. The pharmacological components are different: northern isatidis contains sinigrin, indigo, indirubin, etc., while southern isatidis does not contain sinaprin, which is the antibacterial component of isatidis. Therefore, northern isatidis is more effective for leather than southern isatidis The effects of gram-positive bacteria, gram-negative bacteria and parotid gland virus were stronger than those of southern Radix Radix.

Barcode: GMP
Ingredients: Northern Banlangen Slices
Specifications: 16oz (454g)
Efficacy: clearing heat and detoxifying, cooling blood and relieving sore throat.