Dried Dendrobium Nobile Lindl Chinese Herbal Supplements ISO9001 Certificate

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High-quality natural cultivation Dendrobium nobile Lindl

Dendrobium, also known as Golden hairpin Dendrobium, golden hairpin flower, and thousand-year moist, is a plant belonging to the genus Dendrobium in the Orchidaceae family. The stem of Dendrobium is upright, fleshy and thick, slightly flattened and cylindrical. The leaves are leathery and oblong. The raceme emerges from the middle and upper parts of the old stem with or without leaves. The petals are somewhat obliquely broad ovate, with green stamens and stigmas, and the caps are purplish red and conical. The fruit of Dendrobium is a capsule, long elliptical or pear-shaped, with tiny and numerous seeds. The flowering period is from April to May.

Dendrobium is distributed in China, mainly in subtropical regions such as Taiwan, Fujian and Hunan. Dendrobium prefers a warm, humid and relatively cool environment. It often grows together with moss plants and is suitable for growing on tree trunks in mountain forests or on rocks in valleys.

Dendrobium is a traditional Chinese medicine that can promote the production of body fluids, benefit the stomach, nourish Yin and clear heat. Dendrobium has a large number of flowers and a long flowering period, which makes it have certain ornamental value

Dendrobium officinale is a valuable variety of traditional Chinese medicine, and Dendrobium officinale is the most common one. Its main functions include nourishing yin and promoting fluid, enhancing immunity, protecting eyes and brightening eyes, etc. Daily usage covers decocting, making tea, stewing and other forms, which should be used reasonably according to physical fitness and needs.

一, Main functions of Dendrobium
1.Nourishing yin and generating fluid 
Dendrobium is slightly cold and belongs to the stomach and kidney meridians. It is good at nourishing Yin fluid, generating fluid and moistening dryness. It is suitable for people with dry mouth and tongue, weak fire rising after staying up late, and weak body after illness. Modern research shows that its polysaccharide components can promote salivary secretion and relieve dry symptoms.
2. enhance immunity
Dendrobium contains polysaccharides, alkaloids and other active substances, which can regulate the function of immune cells, improve the disease resistance of the body, and have a certain auxiliary effect on sub-health people or people with low immunity.
3. eye protection
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Dendrobium can clear the liver and eyesight, improve blurred vision, eye fatigue and other symptoms, and is often used with medlar and chrysanthemum. Modern pharmacological studies have shown that its antioxidant components have a protective effect on ocular microvasculature.
4. protect stomach and liver
Dendrobium officinale can promote the secretion of gastric juice and relieve the hidden pain caused by chronic gastritis; At the same time, it can reduce the burden on the liver, assist in the repair of hepatocytes, and is suitable for long-term drinking or liver yin deficiency.
5. antioxidation and anti-aging
The rich polyphenols in Dendrobium can scavenge free radicals, delay cell aging, and improve skin dryness and wrinkles.
二, Common usage and collocation
1. decocting
Take 3-6 grams of dried Dendrobium, add water to decoct for 30 minutes, take juice and drink. It is suitable for people who need long-term conditioning, such as yin deficiency constitution or postoperative recovery.
2. making tea
Three grams of Dendrobium slices or maple buckets (curly processed products) can be brewed with boiling water, which can be repeatedly brewed until tasteless. Match with Ophiopogon japonicus and Lily to enhance the effect of Nourishing Yin, or add American ginseng to replenish qi and generate fluid.
3. stew
Stew with lean meat, chicken or ribs, add medlar, jade bamboo, etc., suitable for drying in autumn and winter. It is recommended to stew for 1-2 hours to fully release the effective ingredients.
4. powdering and washing
Grind the dried Dendrobium officinale into powder, take 1-2 g of warm water to take daily, or add it to porridge and soymilk for easy absorption.
5. fresh food
Fresh Dendrobium can be directly chewed or juiced after washing to retain more active ingredients, which is suitable for relieving summer heat.
三, Precautions
1. people with cold constitution should use it with caution: Dendrobium is slightly cold, and those with deficiency of spleen and stomach (such as diarrhea and chills) need to be compatible with ginger and red dates.
2. avoid eating with cold food: such as mung beans, honeysuckle, etc., which may aggravate cold.
3. control dosage: it is recommended that the daily dry product should not exceed 10g, and excessive amount may cause gastrointestinal discomfort.
4. allergy test: first-time users try a small amount to observe whether there is skin rash or digestive abnormalities.
5. special groups: pregnant women and children should be used under the guidance of doctors; Acute fever or excess heat syndrome (such as high fever and constipation) should not be taken alone.
Although Dendrobium officinale is a good tonic, it should be used according to the individual situation. If necessary, consult a traditional Chinese medicine doctor for syndrome differentiation and treatment, so as to achieve the best conditioning effect.