Plum Dragon Tan Xiang Sandalwood Chinese Herb - 1 Lb

Plum Dragon Tan Xiang Sandalwood Chinese Herb - 1 Lb

$68.00
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Plum Dragon Tan Xiang Sandalwood Chinese Herb - 1 Lb

Plum Dragon Tan Xiang Sandalwood Chinese Herb - 1 Lb

$68.00
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Product details

Tan Xiang, also known as Sandalwood (Santalum Album), is a traditional Chinese herb valued in TCM practices. This pure, lab-tested herb is sourced indigenously and free from sulfur, offering an authentic herbal option for those exploring traditional wellness approaches.

Key Features

  • Pure sandalwood herb used in Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • Lab-tested and sulfur-free for quality assurance
  • Sourced indigenously by a USA-based company specializing in geo-authentic Chinese herbs
  • Acrid and warm in nature, traditionally enters the Spleen and Stomach meridians
  • Used in traditional recipes for its aromatic and supportive properties

Who Is It For

This product suits practitioners and enthusiasts of Traditional Chinese Medicine who seek authentic, lab-tested Chinese herbs for their herbal preparations and traditional recipes.

Product Details

Brand Plum Dragon
Form Dried Herb
Size 1 Lb

Frequently asked questions

What is Tan Xiang used for in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Tan Xiang is traditionally used in TCM to help regulate normal circulation and address cold, painful stagnation. It is also used in some traditional herbal recipes.

Is this sandalwood herb tested for quality?

Yes, Plum Dragon Tan Xiang is lab-tested and sourced indigenously. The herb is also sulfur-free.

What meridians does this herb enter according to TCM?

Tan Xiang is acrid and warm in nature, and traditionally enters the Spleen and Stomach meridians.

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