桑枝·Ramulus Mori
Mulberry Twig
Sang Zhi (桑枝) is the twig of the mulberry, recorded as Ramulus Mori. It is bitter in flavour and neutral in temperature, entering the Liver channel alone. The catalogue files it among the herbs that dispel Wind-Damp.
| Pinyin | sang zhi |
|---|---|
| Chinese | 桑枝 |
| Latin Name | Ramulus Mori |
| English Name | Mulberry Twig |
| Japanese | soshi |
| Korean | sangji |
guang fang ji + wei ling xian + qiang huo + du huo + hai feng teng
Wind-Damp Bi.
Whole-body pain from External Wind-Heat; disperses External Wind-Heat from the channels, collaterals, joints, muscle layer, head and face, expelling Wind, draining Heat, opening the collaterals and relieving pain
Upper limb pain
guang fang ji + wei ling xian + du huo
Generalized Bi syndrome.
| Age | Raw | Granule | Tincture | Concentrate | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any 9-15g; Severe cases: up to 60g; Tincture: 2-5ml | 9-15 g | — | 2-5 ml | — | — |
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