White Mulberry Twig (Sang Zhi)
By Last Updated: April 5th, 2015Categories: Medicinal Herbs

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Mulberry twigs (Sangzhi)

Pharmaceutical Name: Ramulus Mori

Botanical Name: Morus alba L.

Common Name: Morus branch, Mulberry twigs

Source of Earliest Record: Bencao Tujing

Part Used: The tender branches are gathered at the end of spring or the beginning of summer. then they are dried in the sun and cut into slices.

Natural Properties & Taste: Bitter and neutral

Meridians: Liver

Therapeutic Effects:
1. To dispel wind and dampness.

2. To clear the collaterals.

Indications & Combinations: Wind-damp obstruction syndrome manifested as rheumatic pain and spasm of the limbs. Mulberry twigs (Sangzhi) is used alone or with Tetrandra root (Fangji), Chaenomeles fruit (Mugua) and Chinese starjasmine (Luoshiteng).

Dosage: 10-30 g

Cautions & Contraindications: This herb should be used cautiously in cases with deficient yin syndrome.

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Written by : Grace Chen

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