Tang Ling Zhi Sugar Flying Squirrel Droppings Dried TCM Herb 500g Bulk Traditional Decoction Material

Tang Ling Zhi (糖灵脂), also called Wu Ling Zhi, is a traditional Chinese medicine material sourced from the droppings of flying squirrels, sold here as a dried bulk agricultural product. In TCM theory it is considered warm in nature with a salty-sweet flavor and is traditionally associated with entering the liver channel. This loose dried material is typically used in herbal decoctions under professional guidance and is not a substitute for medicine.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional TCM material known as Tang Ling Zhi (糖灵脂) supplied as a dried bulk agricultural product
• Sourced from Northeast China and prepared by natural air-drying and sun-drying
• Available in loose granule or block form, including Ling Zhi Mi and Ling Zhi Kuai grades
• Traditionally associated with the liver channel in classical Chinese herbal practice
• Sold by weight in 500g units for decoction and external herbal applications

Quality & Sensory

Typically dark brown to grayish-brown in color, appearing as small granules or compressed blocks with a rough, lightweight texture. The aroma is typically faint and slightly gamey, and when decocted the liquid is traditionally described as mild and earthy.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Prepared as a traditional herbal decoction following professional guidance
• Used in classical TCM formulas that traditionally include Wu Ling Zhi
• Suitable for external herbal washes in folk practice
• Stored as a bulk ingredient for herbal dispensaries and practitioners

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, Wu Ling Zhi is traditionally used in decoctions, often combined with herbs such as Pu Huang in classical pairings like Shi Xiao San. It is traditionally associated with supporting healthy blood circulation and easing discomfort in folk herbalism. Traditionally it is decocted wrapped in cloth or added to simmered herbal formulas, and it has also been used externally in traditional washes.

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