Muxiang and Shengjiang for heartburn / nausea

[Guest guest]

Phil, Mu Xiang is always 6 grams or under. Sheng Jiang usually about the same.

I'm one of those that writes the granular formulas the same as the raw.

Doug

 

 

 

, " " < wrote:

>

> Hi Doug, & All,

>

> Re treating heartburn / nausea in people on granulars (according to Al, rare

> side-effects, due more to trepidation / psychosomatic factors rather than to

> the granulars themselves), Doug wrote:

> > I am using Muxiang and Shengjiang more and more for this issue.

>

> (1) Doug, as granulars, or as dried or raw herbs?

>

> At what daily doses each for adults?

>

> (2) As a rough estimate of dosage, am I correct in using the following ratios

> for herbal medicinals whose fresh moisture content is 75-80% (i.e. whose

> dry matter content is 25-20%):

>

> Fresh Herb XX = 100 units

> Dried Herb XX = 27.5 units

> 5:1 Conc Extract = 5.5 units

>

> So, if the daily dose of fresh ginger is, say, 3-10g,

> the doses of dried Hb would be circa 0.82-2.75g

> and of 5:1 conc extract would be 0.17-0.55g?

>

> Best regards,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Doug, & All,

 

Re treating heartburn / nausea in people on granulars (according to Al, rare

side-effects, due more to trepidation / psychosomatic factors rather than to

the granulars themselves), Doug wrote:

> I am using Muxiang and Shengjiang more and more for this issue.

 

(1) Doug, as granulars, or as dried or raw herbs?

 

At what daily doses each for adults?

 

(2) As a rough estimate of dosage, am I correct in using the following ratios

for herbal medicinals whose fresh moisture content is 75-80% (i.e. whose

dry matter content is 25-20%):

 

Fresh Herb XX = 100 units

Dried Herb XX = 27.5 units

5:1 Conc Extract = 5.5 units

 

So, if the daily dose of fresh ginger is, say, 3-10g,

the doses of dried Hb would be circa 0.82-2.75g

and of 5:1 conc extract would be 0.17-0.55g?

 

Best regards,