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Chinese herbalism uses various plant parts like roots, leaves, bark, seeds and berries that are ground using a mortar and pestle. Herbs are used to balance yin and yang energies and restore chi by addressing energy imbalances. The herbs are purely from nature without added ingredients and cultivated for specific health purposes.
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- 1. Chinese Herbology by Sydney
- 2. Ingredients: Chinese use grinded roots, leaves, bark, seeds, and berries in herbs They use a Mortar to grind the herbs
- 3. Yin and Yang • The Ying and Yan are opposites • They balance the energy
- 4. Preparation of Herbs The Chinese people use pestles to grind their herbs to use them A two-handed knife is used to cut the herbs
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