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Angelica sinensis
Tradition of Use: TCM (Dang Gui), Western adoption
Modulates estrogen, vasodilation, blood building, uterine tonic
Decoction, tincture, capsule
1-3g dried root or 2-4ml tincture 3x daily
Ferulic acid, ligustilide, coumarins, polysaccharides
Potentiates anticoagulants; may interact with hormone therapy
Pregnancy; heavy menstruation; anticoagulant use; surgery
Evidence Level:
Moderate - traditional use in TCM formulas
Clinical Notes:
Female ginseng; photosensitizing; usually combined with other herbs in TCM
Dang Gui
Nourishes blood and regulates female hormones, especially for cycle irregularities
Dang Gui
Nourishes blood and regulates menstrual cycles to improve fertility
Dang Gui
Nourishes blood and balances hormones during the menopausal transition
This information is for educational purposes. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider before starting any herbal protocol or supplement regimen.
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