Astragalus and Donkey Hide Gelatin Oral Liquid 黄芪阿胶口服液 for Nutritional Anemia Support 120ml x 12 Bottles

Astragalus and Donkey Hide Gelatin Oral Liquid, known in TCM as Huang Qi E Jiao Kou Fu Ye (黄芪阿胶口服液), is a ready-to-drink herbal supplement combining Astragalus membranaceus root and Equus asinus hide gelatin. In TCM theory, Huang Qi is sweet and slightly warm, entering the Spleen and Lung channels to tonify qi, while E Jiao is sweet and neutral, entering the Liver and Kidney channels to nourish blood. Traditionally associated with supporting qi and blood, this oral liquid is commonly taken with warm water for nutritional anemia support.

Key Selling Points

• Ready-to-drink oral liquid combining Astragalus root and Donkey Hide Gelatin
• Traditional TCM formula traditionally used to support qi and blood
• Convenient 120ml per bottle, 12 bottles per box
• Approved health food registration 国食健字G20050350
• Suitable for adults with iron-deficiency anemia as a nutritional supplement

Quality & Sensory

This oral liquid typically presents as a dark amber to brownish solution with a smooth, slightly viscous texture. It carries a mild herbal aroma from Astragalus and a sweet, faintly gelatinous taste characteristic of E Jiao. The liquid is ready to drink and is usually taken with warm water.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily nutritional support for adults with iron-deficiency anemia
• Convenient herbal supplement for middle-aged and older women
• Taken with warm water as part of a daily wellness routine
• Suitable for those seeking traditional qi and blood support

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, Huang Qi and E Jiao are often paired to support qi and nourish blood. Huang Qi is traditionally used to tonify Spleen qi and promote the generation of blood, while E Jiao is traditionally associated with nourishing Liver and Kidney yin and blood. This oral liquid follows that traditional pairing, offering a convenient way to incorporate these herbs into daily wellness practice, especially for those with nutritional anemia.

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