Panax Notoginseng vs Salvia przewalskii

The Chinese hemostatic herb par excellence; used for both stopping bleeding AND moving blood stasis; critical in trauma, surgery, and cardiovascular formulas.

TCM herb from Yunnan and Sichuan provinces of China related to Dan Shen, used for cardiovascular conditions.

Notoginsenosides, Ginsenosides, Flavonoids, Polysaccharides

tanshinones, salvianolic acids, rosmarinic acid, flavonoids

Traumatic bleeding and hemostasis, Blood stasis pain and swelling, Cardiovascular disease prevention

Traditional Chinese medicine herb for blood circulation, Used for heart conditions and pain in Tibetan and Chinese medicine

Hemostasis and antiplatelet paradox, Cardiovascular protection, Anti-inflammatory

Cardiovascular support, Analgesic properties, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant

1-3g powder or 500mg extract twice daily

Tea: 5-10g per day; Tincture: 2-4ml 3x/day

Avoid with anticoagulants, Avoid with aspirin regularly, Avoid in pregnancy

Pregnancy, Blood thinners

GI discomfort, Altered coagulation

Bleeding risk, Mild gastrointestinal effects