Mo Han Lian vs Sang Shen

TCM and Ayurvedic herb used for Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency, hair loss, premature graying, and as a hepatoprotective agent.

TCM tonic herb from mulberry berries used to nourish blood, enrich Yin, and support the Liver and Kidney; prescribed for dizziness, tinnitus, and constipation.

wedelolactone, ecliptine, daucosterol, coumestan, oleanolic acid

cyanidin, pelargonidin, anthocyanins, resveratrol, quercetin

Hair loss prevention, Premature graying, Liver protection, Bleeding disorders

Liver and Kidney Yin deficiency, Constipation from dryness, Dizziness, Premature graying

Hepatoprotective activity, Hair growth promotion, Anti-inflammatory effects, Anticoagulant properties

Antioxidant activity, Hepatoprotective effects, Immunomodulation, Antiaging properties

9-15g dried herb daily; 500mg-1g extract twice daily; oil topically for hair

9-15g dried fruit daily; fresh fruit 30-60g daily

Cold conditions, Diarrhea

Diarrhea, Spleen deficiency

Mild digestive effects, Anticoagulant potentiation

Diarrhea if Spleen is weak