ISO9001 Certified Dried Lily Bulb for Medicinal and Dietary Use to Nourish Yin and Moistens Lungs

Name: ISO9001 Certified Dried Lily Bulb for Medicinal and Dietary Use to Nourish Yin and Moistens Lungs
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ISO9001 Certified Dried Lily Bulb for Medicinal and Dietary Use to Nourish Yin and Moistens Lungs

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محل منبع:	هان
نام تجاری:	shuntai

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مقدار حداقل تعداد سفارش:	10 کیلوگرم
جزئیات بسته بندی:	پارکینگ
زمان تحویل:	3-7 روز کاری
شرایط پرداخت:	L/C، D/A، D/P، T/T
قابلیت ارائه:	10-20 تن

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ISO9001 Certified Dried Lily Bulb for Medicinal and Dietary Use to Nourish Yin and Moistens Lungs

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نوع خشک:	پس از میلاد	بسته بندی:	بسته های بزرگ ، قوطی ، بسته های هدیه ، بطری های شیشه ای ، بسته بندی خلاء
نوع ذخیره سازی:	مکان خشک یا خنک	مشخصات:	کیلوگرم
سازنده:	شنتای	ماندگاری:	یک سال
گواهی:	ISO9001 ، HACCP ، FDA ، حلال
برجسته کردن:	ISO9001 Certified Dried Lily,Medicinal and Dietary Use Lily Bulb,Nourishes Yin and Moistens Lungs Chinese Herbal Lily , Medicinal and Dietary Use Lily Bulb , Nourishes Yin and Moistens Lungs Chinese Herbal Lily

Chinese Herbal Medicines Dried Lily Supplements

Premium quality dried lily, a traditional Chinese herbal medicine derived from the dried fleshy scale leaves of Liliaceae plants. This medicinal herb offers exceptional therapeutic value with multiple health benefits including detoxification, spleen and stomach regulation, diuretic properties, calming effects, and blood circulation promotion.

Primary Applications

Dried lily is primarily used to treat labor cough, hemoptysis, restlessness, palpitations, and is particularly effective for lung meridian disorders and anti-aging health maintenance. Pharmacological research confirms that dried lily bulbs can increase white blood cell count, providing therapeutic benefits for various cancer treatments.

Medicinal Properties & Benefits

As a dual-purpose medicine and food material, dried lily has a slightly cold nature and sweet taste. It provides yin nourishment, lung moisturizing, heart clearing, and nerve calming effects, making it ideal for treating yin deficiency dry cough and insomnia conditions.

Key Therapeutic Effects

Nourishing Yin & Moistening Lungs: Effective for dry cough, bloody phlegm, throat discomfort from autumn dryness, and as adjunct therapy for tuberculosis patients. Often combined with Fritillaria thunbergii and Ophiopogon japonicus.
Calming Mind & Soothing Nerves: Improves restless insomnia, palpitations, and excessive dreaming. Beneficial for sleep disorders related to menopausal syndrome or anxiety. Commonly used with semen ziziphi spinosae and lotus seeds.
Stomach Nourishing & Fluid Promotion: Alleviates dry mouth, throat discomfort, and stomach yin deficiency. Helpful for thirst symptoms in diabetes or fluid depletion after heat illnesses.

Usage Guidelines & Dosage

Medicinal Application

Standard dosage: 6-12 grams for dried products, 15-30 grams for fresh products. Can be prepared as water decoction, pills, or powders. Adjust dosage based on individual constitution and symptoms.

Dietary Therapy Methods

Lily Congee: Cook 30g fresh lily with 100g glutinous rice - ideal for daily yin deficiency conditioning
Lily Snow Fungus Soup: Stewed with snow fungus and rock sugar to alleviate dry skin from autumn dryness

Important Precautions

Contraindications: Not recommended for individuals with wind-cold exterior syndrome, cold-induced coughs with excessive thin white phlegm, or spleen and stomach deficiency-cold (those prone to diarrhea and cold intolerance).

Adverse Reactions: Overconsumption may cause abdominal distension and diarrhea. Blanch fresh products before use to reduce cold nature.

Special Populations: Pregnant women, children, and chronic disease patients should consult a TCM practitioner before use. For serious conditions like severe insomnia or respiratory diseases, combine with professional TCM treatment rather than self-medication.

Incompatibility Note: Use cautiously with warm and hot medications. Avoid concurrent use with medications having opposing thermal properties.

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