Dried Aloe Vera Lu Hui 500g Bag Traditional Chinese Herb for Decoction and Herbal Use

Dried Aloe Vera, known in TCM as Lu Hui (芦荟), from Aloe vera, a dried botanical product prepared from the aloe plant. In TCM theory, aloe is traditionally associated with a cold nature and bitter flavor. This dried herb is offered as a food-grade raw botanical for traditional herbal preparation. Store refrigerated and consult a qualified practitioner before use.

Key Selling Points

• Dried aloe vera herb known in TCM as Lu Hui (芦荟)
• Botanical source Aloe vera, a classic Chinese herbal material
• Dried processing with no sulfur fumigation and no foreign matter
• Sourced from China and sold as an edible agricultural product
• 500g bag suitable for decoction and traditional herbal preparation

Quality & Sensory

Typically dried aloe appears as dark brown to blackish irregular pieces or granules with a hard, brittle texture and a characteristic bitter taste. The aroma is typically faint and resinous rather than strongly fragrant.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Traditional herbal decoction preparation
• Ingredient in classical herbal formulas under practitioner guidance
• Culinary or wellness use in small amounts as a traditional botanical
• Long-term storage herb for home herbal cabinets

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, Lu Hui is traditionally used in small amounts within classical formulas and is often combined with other cooling herbs. It has historically appeared in traditional preparations intended to support regularity and clear internal heat according to TCM theory. Traditionally it is decocted or processed into powders and pills, and it is typically used under the direction of a qualified herbal practitioner rather than as a daily food.

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