Qinax Notoginseng

QINAX Notoginseng - known in China under the name Yunnan Baiyao(云南白药). Notoginseng is the main ingredient of Yunnan Baiyao.

Yunnan Baiyao is a famous traditional Chinese remedy, originally from Yunnan Province and known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for its hemostatic and healing properties. It is frequently used in China for injuries, wounds and bleeding and is particularly valued for its effectiveness in treating traumatic injuries. Yunnan Baiyao is used both internally and externally.

Main components and their functions

QINAX Notoginseng is a blend of several herbs, the exact composition of which is a well-kept secret provided to us at Qinax from China. However, some of the known ingredients include:

• Notoginseng (Sanqi, Panax notoginseng): Can promote blood circulation and help to stop bleeding. It may have anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties.
• Dioscorea (Shanyao): Strengthens the Qi and can support wound healing.
• Rhizoma Dioscoreae Hypoglaucae: May have cooling and hemostatic properties

Possible mode of action in TCM

• Can stop bleeding (Zhi Xue): QINAX Notoginseng is particularly known for its potential ability to quickly stop bleeding, whether from external injuries, internal bleeding or surgical wounds. It can promote clotting and protect against excessive blood loss.
• Can promote wound healing: As well as stopping bleeding, Yunnan Baiyao can promote tissue regeneration and speed up the healing of wounds. In China and TCM, it is often used to support healing after operations or injuries.
• Can relieve pain: The anti-inflammatory and blood stasis-dissolving properties attributed to the remedy in TCM can contribute to pain relief, especially in the case of injuries, bruises and muscular complaints.
• Can improve blood circulation: QINAX Notoginseng can improve circulation and relieve blood stasis, which can be especially helpful for swelling and hematomas.

Possible applications in TCM

• Traumatic injuries: QINAX Notoginseng is often used in TCM for bruises, abrasions and other injuries to stop bleeding, support healing and relieve pain.
• Post-operative recovery: According to TCM teachings, notoginseng is also used after operations to support wound healing and reduce the risk of bleeding.
• Internal bleeding: In TCM, notoginseng is used to treat internal bleeding, such as gastrointestinal bleeding, nosebleeds or gynecological bleeding.
• Toothache and bleeding gums: QINAX Notoginseng can also be used to relieve toothache and treat bleeding gums.
• Sports injuries: Athletes often use Yunnan Baiyao to treat sports injuries, especially sprains and strains.

Instructions for use

• Form and administration: The capsules are designed for oral administration.
• Dosage: The dosage varies depending on the application and severity of the illness. It is advisable to discuss the application with a TCM practitioner.

• Precautions: Patients with known allergies to any of the ingredients should be cautious. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should only consider using this herbal combination after consulting a doctor or TCM practitioner. People already taking blood-thinning medication should only use Yunnan Baiyao under medical supervision as it may enhance the effects of these medications.

Conclusion
Yunnan Baiyao is a versatile and powerful remedy in TCM that is used particularly effectively in the treatment of injuries and trauma in China. It has pain-relieving properties and is therefore an indispensable remedy in many TCM households. Its wide application, from the treatment of everyday injuries, underlines its importance in traditional Chinese medicine.

Information for consumers
Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied diet. The recommended daily intake of Qinax Notoginseng capsules stated in this product information should not normally be exceeded.

The effects and areas of application described are based on traditional applications and findings of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). A scientifically substantiated effectiveness in the sense of Western medicine has not yet been conclusively proven. A doctor or therapist should always be consulted in the event of existing health problems.