Qing Long Chi (Dragon Tooth Fossil) — Bulk 500g Mineral Herb, Daodi Quality

Qing Long Chi (青龙齿), also known as Dragon Tooth Fossil, is a mineral-class substance used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as a spirit-settling and wind-calming medicinal. Unlike plant-based herbs, it is a fossilized mineral material traditionally classified among the dragon bone (龙齿) family, prized for its dense, stone-like nature and its role in anchoring the spirit and calming internal wind. Its nature is traditionally described as sweet, astringent, and cool, making it a heavy, settling substance used in decoctions for restlessness, palpitations, and disturbed spirit.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional mineral-class TCM substance
• Dragon Tooth Fossil (龙齿) family
• Daodi origin from China
• Bulk 500g supply for decoction use
• Dense, stone-like fossilized material

Quality & Sensory

Each batch consists of dense, stone-like fossilized mineral pieces with a grayish-white to pale ivory appearance and a hard, compact texture. The material is heavy in the hand and free of obvious earthy debris. When decocted, it releases a subtle mineral character into the broth, contributing a grounding, neutral presence rather than a strong flavor, and is traditionally decocted longer to draw out its essence.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Traditional decoction formulas
• Herbal soup and tonic preparations
• Spirit-settling herbal blends
• Bulk supply for herbal practitioners
• Long-simmered medicinal decoctions

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, Qing Long Chi is decocted into soups and tonic formulas, often simmered longer than plant-based herbs to release its mineral essence. It is traditionally paired with herbs like oyster shell, fossilized bone, and jujube in calming, spirit-settling decoctions. As a heavy, settling substance, it is placed back into daily life through slow-cooked medicinal soups and traditional wellness formulas used for restlessness and disturbed spirit.

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