Monterey Club Bupleurum Root Powder 113G Liver,Digestion, Immunity Overall Health

Bupleurum is a perennial herb in the parsley family also known as hare's ear and Chai Hu. Powdered Bupleurum is usually encapsulated as a supplement.

a.
quick look

information at a glance

approximate cups to one pound	4
origin	china
active compunds	essential oil, glycosides, quercetin, fatty acids, triterpenoid saponins, flavonoids, oleic acid, narcissin, saikosaponins, palmitic acid, bupleurumol
plant part used	root
processing	powder
why buy Bupleurum root powder?	Bupleurum root powder is nutrient dense

b.
buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tips	Store in a sealed container in a dark, cool place.
appearance & aroma	Tan to golden brown in color, without noticeable aroma.

c.
uses

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culinary	Bupleurum powder is usually encapsulated as a dietary supplement.
safety	Do not use during pregnancy or while nursing. People with auto-immune disorders should consult a physician before using this herb.

d.
flavor profile

bupleurum root powder

Bupleurum root powder tastes bitter.

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recipes & formulas

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what else you should know

bupleurum root powder

Bupleurum root has been used in Asia for thousands of years in the traditional healing systems of China and Japan. It is a component in the herbal formula sho saiko to, which consists of nine herbs total, including licorice, ginseng and ginger.

As a dietary supplement, Bupleurum is a good source of fatty acids and trace minerals, such as calcium and potassium. The root also contains rutin, a plant flavonoid composed of quercetin and rutinose that is commonly found in multi-vitamin formulas.

Safety: Do not use Bupleurum if you have liver yang rising, eye diseases (i.e., conjunctivitis) or headaches (i.e., migraines). Bupleurum can cause vomiting if taken in large doses.