Acanthopanax senticosus leaves，Chinese Herbal Tea Wholesale
 
CWJ: 20USD/KG
***Acanthopanax senticosus leaves/Ci Wu Jia Leaves***
 
 
 
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Acanthopanax senticosus (previously classified as Eleutherococcus senticosus), commonly known as Ciwujia or Siberian Ginseng, is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), widely used for its high medicinal value, such as antifatigue, anti-inflammation, antistress, anti-ulcer and cardiovascular functions, in China, Korea, Japan and Russia. In the past decades, researchers worldwide have conducted systematic investigations on this herb, from chemistry to pharmacology, and a large number of chemical components have been characterized for their significant pharmacological effects. However, reports about the anticancer effects of this plant had been rare until recently, when considerable pharmacological experiments both in vitro and in vivo were conducted to study the anticancer effects of this herb. A. senticosus has been found to have inhibitory effects on malignant tumors, such as those in the lung and liver, suggesting that A. senticosus has potential to be developed as an effective anticancer drug. 
 
Pin Yin: Ci Wu Jia
Also Known As: Wu Jia, Wu Jia Shen, Devil’s Shrub
Meridians: Spleen, Kidney, Heart
Key Actions: Tonifies Qi, Builds Blood, Tonifies Spleen, Nourishes the Kidneys, Expels Wind Damp, Reduces Swelling, Calms Shen, Builds Immunity, Aids Detoxification
Medicinal Uses: Fatigue, weakness, lethargy, counters signs and symptoms of stress, anorexia, forgetfulness, palpitations due to weak Spleen, impotence, male sexual disorders, spermatorrhea, aches and pains of the loins, weak knees due to Kidney Deficiency, inflammation, arthritis, joint pain, numbness of the limbs, colds, bronchitis, respiratory infections, insomnia, dreamed-filled disturbed sleep, improves resistance due to white blood cell loss in cancer patients caused by the side effects of chemotherapy or other harsh drugs.