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La Friche de l'Escalette (autrefois usine de plomb), un lieu étonnant où se mêlent la nature du Parc National des Calanques, un site "archéologique" du XXe s et des œuvres d'artistes contemporains ou de street art...

Ici, des délicates fleurs blanches de Câprier, des Buplèvres jaune-vert et une Argiope (?...à vérifier)

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Integration: Uniting Eastern Medicine, TCM, and Yoga in Western Standard Treatment for Holistic Well-being

The integration of Eastern medicine, TCM, and Yoga into Western standard treatment marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of healthcare.

Integration: Uniting Eastern Medicine, TCM, and Yoga in Western Standard Treatment for Holistic Well-being The pursuit of holistic well-being has become increasingly vital in modern healthcare. As Western medicine continues to advance, there is a growing recognition of the inherent value in integrating Eastern traditions such as Taoist medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and Yoga.…

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Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang: A Deep Dive into Traditional Chinese Medicine

Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang, a renowned formula in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), has been utilized for centuries to address blood stasis and invigorate blood circulation. Comprising a blend of potent herbs, this formula holds a significant place in TCM for its efficacy and versatility. In this blog, we’ll explore the components, benefits, and applications of Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang.

Key Ingredients

Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis)

Known for its blood-nourishing properties.

Helps in regulating the menstrual cycle and alleviating pain.

Chuan Xiong (Ligusticum Chuanxiong)

Promotes blood circulation.

Relieves headaches and body aches.

Sheng Di Huang (Rehmannia Glutinosa)

Cools the blood.

Provides nourishment to the yin.

Tao Ren (Peach Kernel) & Hong Hua (Safflower)

Work synergistically to dispel blood stasis.

Enhance circulation and reduce pain.

Niu Xi (Achyranthes Bidentata)

Directs the flow of blood downward.

Strengthens the tendons and bones.

Chai Hu (Bupleurum)

Soothes the liver.

Alleviates emotional stress.

Benefits of Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang

Blood Circulation: The primary function is to invigorate blood flow, which helps in alleviating conditions like headaches, chest pain, and menstrual irregularities.

Pain Relief: Effective in reducing pain caused by blood stasis, such as traumatic injuries and chronic conditions.

Liver Health: By soothing the liver, it aids in balancing emotions and reducing stress.

Menstrual Health: Regulates menstrual cycles and alleviates associated symptoms like cramps and clotting.

Applications in Modern Medicine

Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang is not just limited to traditional uses. In modern integrative medicine, it is often recommended for:

Cardiovascular Health: Helps in managing conditions like hypertension and coronary artery disease by improving blood circulation.

Chronic Pain Management: Useful in treating chronic pain syndromes, including fibromyalgia and arthritis.

Post-Surgical Recovery: Aids in faster recovery by promoting blood flow and reducing swelling.

Dosage and Administration

The dosage of Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang varies based on the individual's condition and constitution. It is typically administered as a decoction, with the herbs boiled and strained before consumption. Consulting a qualified TCM practitioner is essential to determine the appropriate dosage and ensure safety.

Conclusion

Xue Fu Zhu Yu Tang exemplifies the holistic approach of Traditional Chinese Medicine, offering a natural solution for blood stasis and related health issues. Its blend of herbs works synergistically to provide comprehensive benefits, making it a valuable addition to both traditional and modern medical practices.

Disclaimer: Always consult with a healthcare professional or a qualified TCM practitioner before starting any new treatment.

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Healthy Living

Have you ever wondered about the origins of bupleurum and its historical uses? Bupleurum, also known as Chai Hu in traditional Chinese medicine, has a long history of medicinal use dating back thousands of years. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of bupleurum and its initial uses. What was Bupleurum first used to treat? Bupleurum was first used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat a…

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Perfection Flowers For Every Occasion

For those who deserve the best in life, present them with this exquisite floral arrangement! Coral roses, peach roses, pink gerberas and green bupleurum come together in a clear gathering vase.

Throughout the centuries, flowers have become powerful symbols. They can be interpreted as a sign of passion, virginity or loyalty. They have even given rise to myths and legends.

Rose

A definite must-have for every Rose lover, this floral Perfection flowers stands for beauty and grace. These vibrant blooms are perfect for showing your love for someone special, especially when paired with the classic white daisy or pink ranunculus.

Like wine, Rose has a variety of scents and flavors depending on the region and grape varietals used to make it. The lighter the shade of Rose, the more it leans towards a white wine flavor profile with zesty citrus and floral notes. Darker Roses are fuller bodied and can range from red fruit to earthy and herbal nuances.

Try a glass of Provencal Rose from France or Shiraz from Australia paired with a grilled chicken salad and a side of sweet potatoes. Or enjoy a glass of Tempranillo Rose from Spain with tomato-based pasta dishes, pizza and spicy foods.

Stock

Stock, also known as bone broth, is a savory cooking liquid that forms the basis for many dishes. It is made by simmering animal bones, meat, fish, vegetables, or a combination of these ingredients in water or wine for an extended period. A bouquet garni (a bag of herbs or spices that includes parsley, bay leaves and thyme) may be added to impart additional flavor.

Perfect flowers like Sundrops, members of the Evening Primrose family, feature a crazy number of stamens with a four-parted stigma, which makes them look as if an X marks the spot! These beautiful blooms represent perfection.

Lasting beauty and a happy life are both represented by stock flowers, as well as bonds of affection and promptness. Send these beautiful flowers to a loved one who deserves to feel special and admired for their accomplishments. They can also bring good luck and prosperity to anyone who receives them. As a bonus, they are thought to symbolize spiritual attainment.

Calla Lily

A calla lily's delicate blooms are the perfect flower for celebrating special moments. Their sleek curves add a sense of beauty and grace to wedding bouquets and centrepieces. Pair them with orchids and lilies of the valley in cascading bridal bouquets or display them individually as elegant table centerpieces. Calla Lilies can also be preserved using specialized techniques to retain their color, shape and overall appearance for a year or more, making them ideal for long-term decorative purposes and gifting.

In the garden, calla lilies grow best in warm environments with a consistently warm soil. They're typically hardy in zones 8-10, but they can be grown as annuals in colder climates or dug up in the fall and stored indoors to be replanted in the spring.

Callas come in a wide range of colours, from the pristine white of its namesake to exotic hues like deep purples and zesty oranges. Each flower actually houses a series of flowers within its single outside petal, technically known as the spathe.

Mistletoe

Mistletoe is one of the most well-known holiday plants Preserved flowers in Liverpool, but it's also one of the least understood. Traditionally, the plant was hung in homes during the holidays for peace and good luck. It's believed that the Druids were among the first to use it for this purpose, as they valued the plant for its healing properties.

It's also the origin of the tradition of kissing under the mistletoe, although scientists don't know exactly how it became part of Christmas lore. The name mistletoe derives from the Anglo-Saxon words for "dung" and "twig." The plants spread their sticky berries through bird droppings, but they don't sprout spontaneously.

Mistletoe has been used as a medicinal plant since ancient times and is still widely used today, especially in Europe. It's often referred to as the most effective natural cancer therapy and is currently being studied for its effectiveness against other diseases. Supplements made from the European mistletoe (Viscum album) are available under prescription and are given by injection or as a pill.

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Lush Life Rose Bouquet

Rich in color and unmatched beauty this blushing rose bouquet flaunts a modern styling to send your warmest heartfelt wishes to your recipient in a way they will never forget. Hot pink orange and red roses capture the eye and the imagination accented with green trachelium bupleurum and ivy vines for a fresh look. Presented in a clear glass cubed vase lined with ti green leaf material to add to the overall display this fresh flower arrangement is ready to celebrate a birthday or anniversary or send your thank you or get well wishes in style. GOOD bouquet includes 9 stems. Approx. 9″H x 9″W. BETTER bouquet includes 12 stems. Approx. 10″H x 10″W. BEST bouquet includes 24 stems. Approx. 15″H x 15″W.

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Phylogenomic analysis of Bupleurum in Western Sichuan, China, including an overlooked new species

Pubmed: http://dlvr.it/T06G5H

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Herbal medicine for diabetes

In recent years, great progress has been made in the treatment of diabetes with traditional Chinese medicine. The results show that many herbal medicine for diabetes contain a variety of hypoglycemic components, such as polysaccharides, flavonoids, terpenoids, steroidal saponins, alkaloids, etc.

Polysaccharides Polysaccharides can promote insulin release, increase hepatic glycogen synthesis, and tissue utilization of sugar. In general, the roots of Chinese herbs are rich in starch polysaccharides, and flowers and grasses contain more fiber polysaccharides. Traditional Chinese medicine containing polysaccharides commonly used in the treatment of diabetes include ginseng, gastrodia, jade bamboo, Cordyceps sinensis, Eumoides, anemarrhena, Poria, Zihecha (placenta), mulberry leaves, mulberry tao, mulberry white peel, Zhuling, platycodon, Gegen, astragalus, nebia root, Coicis seed, Trichosanthes, etc.

Flavonoids Flavonoids can increase vascular elasticity, reduce blood viscosity and increase blood flow, so as to prevent and treat diabetic vascular neurological complications. Flavonoids are ubiquitous in plants, and there are many varieties of traditional Chinese medicine rich in flavonoids, such as hawthorn, yam, plantaginis, raw land, Pinellia, soybean, tea, bitter buckwheat, propolis, silkworm cocoon, etc.

Terpenoids Terpenoids mainly affect substance metabolism in the human body and increase the utilization of sugar by tissues and cells. Chinese herbs containing terpenoids include ginseng, guaomegranate peel, pomegranate bark or root peel, Digupi, Rehmannia, Angelica sinensis, Difuzi, Rhizoma radix, Salvia miltiorrhiza, Ganoderma lucidum, Paeoniflora, bitter gourd, Chen, spinach root, grandiflorum, etc.

Steroid saponins The hypoglycemic mechanism of steroid saponins is similar to that of western drugs sulfonylureas, which can increase insulin secretion, increase the number and sensitivity of insulin receptors. Rich in steroid saponins compounds of traditional Chinese medicine are Wannian Qing, Schisandrae chinensis, Bupleurum, anemarrhena asphodeloides, yam, bitter gourd, gynostemma, Panax quinquefolium and so on.

Aloe Vera is known to have several health benefits for diabetic patients. Regular consumption of this herb by diabetics can help decrease the total lipid count, smoothening of the digestive system, while also reducing other diabetes related complications.

In order to ensure the smooth flow of insulin, doctors advise taking the juice of the plant twice a day. Taking Aloe Vera juice regularly in this manner will not only stabilize the blood glucose levels but all the blood vessels which get damaged due to the onset of diabetes and other reasons shall be restored as well.

The juice when consumed regularly, also helps in the blood getting more and more of oxygen. This goes a long way in promoting the sound health of the diabetes patients.

Diabetes is known to cause a number of heart-related problems in the patients as well. Taking about 30 milliliters of the juice twice a day promotes heart health of the patient. The glucomannan present in the herb helps to maintain the required level of triglycerides and thereby promoting heart health in the patient.

Aloe Vera has inflammatory properties and as such, the gel from the plant could be applied in diabetes related boils and scars. The cuts and other wounds which diabetes patients get can also be healed quickly by applying such gel.

This popular vegetable has long been known to be a very useful herb. The vegetable is known to contain various compounds that can help type 2 diabetes patients by lowering the blood glucose. Also, one of the compounds can have the same effect on the patient as the hormone insulin, thereby helping to fight complications.

Juice of the plant is used widely in order to get several health benefits. The juice from the herb is usually mixed with lemon and ginger before the same is drunk. The best time to drink the juice is early in the morning on an empty stomach.

Bitter Melon makes for a great vegetable choice. After having removed the seeds of the plant, the same can be boiled or roasted and had in the form of the vegetable. A few people avoid it due to the bitter taste of the plant. In such a scenario, blanch the vegetable in boiling water for a few minutes and then soak the same properly. The vegetable can now be cooked.

For diabetes treatment, around 3-4 cups of Bitter Melon tea have also been recommended.

The herb is also available in the form of a capsule and you can incorporate the same in your everyday diet for best results.

However, it is necessary to note here that the herb may not be healthy for pregnant women and as such if you have diabetes and are pregnant avoid taking Bitter Melon unless your doctor asks you to resume the same.

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Beautiful orange roses with carnations and bupleurum #flowers #roses #essexbusiness https://www.instagram.com/p/CpZip7aIyTS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Chromatography-mass spectrometry for the in vivo metabolite analysis of saponins

Saponins are one of the main active ingredients of many herbal medicines such as ginseng, Polygala tenuifolia, Platycodon grandiflorum, licorice, rhizoma anemarrhenae, and radix bupleurum. Pharmacological studies have shown that saponins have biological activities such as antibacterial, antitumor, modulation of body metabolism and immunity, and treatment of cardiovascular diseases and diabetes mellitus. The in vivo metabolites of saponins were analyzed by chromatography-mass spectrometry to provide favorable evidence for the elucidation of the therapeutic mechanism of Chinese medicine.

Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC/MS) is a bioanalytical technique that combines the high separation performance of high-performance liquid chromatography HPLC with the high sensitivity and specificity of tandem mass spectrometry. It does not require complete chromatographic separation between analytes, and its multi-window detection capability allows the quantitative analysis of multiple components simultaneously.

Medicilon’s Bioanalysis Department boasts a professional, scientific research team with analysis laboratories equipped with advanced instruments. In the context of information management, our experiments and researches are compliant with the standards of FDA/NMPA GLP and involve pharmacokinetics, toxicokinetics, pharmacodynamics, immunogenicity, and bioequivalence, to provide our clients with services, including selection and development, preclinical and clinical researches of micromolecule drugs, biological preparations, vaccines, and biomarkers.

Chinese herbal medicines and their prescriptions are complex in composition. HPLC coupled with UV or DAD detectors can only provide signals such as retention time and UV absorption for individual peaks, while the structural information available for unknown components is quite limited. The identification of chromatographic peaks must have controls, which are difficult to obtain for most of the chemical elements of TCM, and for the in vivo drug analysis of TCM, the general detection techniques are challenging to meet the requirements for the determination of blood concentration after drug administration.

The application of HPLC/MS can combine the advantages of the high separation efficiency of HPLC and the high sensitivity and specificity of tandem mass spectrometry and give the molecular weight information of the measured components. The structural information of the measured substances can also be derived through multi-stage tandem mass spectrometry analysis.

1,Liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry for the analysis of pseudo ginsenoside metabolites in human blood

To establish a liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry method for determining pseudo ginsenoside GQ concentration in human plasma. An appropriate amount of internal standard was added to the plasma samples, extracted with ethyl acetate, and then analyzed by Waters Xevo TQS LC-MS/MS. A Poroshell 120 EC C8 column (2.1 mm×50 mm, 2.7 μm) was used at 40 ℃ with methanol-10 mmol-L-1 ammonium acetate aqueous solution (80:20) as the mobile phase at a flow rate of 0.3 m L-min-1. The determination was performed in the negative ionization mode using multiple reaction ion monitoring (MRM) in scanning mode with an electrospray ionization source (ESI).

The linear range of the method was 2.500~5 000 ng-m L-1, the minimum limit of quantification was 2.500 ng-m L-1, the intra-day, and inter-day precision was less than 15%, the accuracy was between 85% and 115%, the extraction recovery was about 9%~11%, the matrix effect was about 66%~73%, and the stability investigation results were good. The pharmacokinetic tests showed that the peak time was two h, and the half-life was approximately ten h after static injection of pseudo ginsenoside GQ 120 mg-sub-1 once daily for 5 d. The main pharmacokinetic parameters were the same at d 1 and d 5 of the trial, and the calculated accumulation coefficients were RC max=0.964±0.099 and RAUC=0.965±0.181, both of which were close to 1, respectively.

This method applies to the human pharmacokinetic study of pseudo ginsenoside GQ. Under this dosing regimen, there was no significant accumulation of pseudo ginsenoside GQ in humans, and continuous dosing did not affect the human pharmacokinetic process of pseudo ginsenoside GQ.

2,LC-MS/MS for the analysis of metabolites of yarrow saponin in rat blood

High-performance liquid-phase tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) was used to determine the content of maidenhair saponin G in rat plasma and to study its pharmacokinetic characteristics in rats. Methods A Phenomenex Luna C18 column (150 mm×2 mm, three μm) was used with acetonitrile-water (containing 0.1% formic acid) as the mobile phase at a flow rate of 0.2 mL-min~(-1), and ginsenoside Rg3 was used as the internal standard; rats were injected with maidenhair saponin G 0.25, 0.5 and 1 mg-kg-1 in the tail vein, and blood was collected at different time points after drug administration.

The blood was collected at other time points after drug administration, and the blood concentrations were determined by LC-MS/MS method as described above. The pharmacokinetic parameters were fitted by DAS 3.0 software and a non-atrial model.

The results showed good linearity between 0.01~1.0 μg-m L-1 yari saponin G and peak area, and the methodological investigations all followed the requirements; the plasma pharmacokinetic parameters of rats after intravenous administration were: t1/2=3.447±0.898 h, MRT0-∞=4.568±1.075 h, CL=0.858±0.171 L-h-1-kg, and the AUC and Cmax increased equivalently with the increase of the administered dose. The AUC and Cmax increased equiproportionally with increasing amounts, which was consistent with linear pharmacokinetics. This method is simple, sensitive, and accurate and is suitable for determining yarrow saponin G in rat plasma and its pharmacokinetic study.

Some researchers have also used HPLC-ESI-MS/MS for the qualitative and quantitative analysis of saponins in blood saponin injection. Other researchers used pressurized solution extraction (PLE) with the HPLC-DAD-MS technique to determine nine saponins and two poly ethynyl alcohols in ginseng leaves and ginseng, a rapid method for the detection of herbal medicines and help control the quality of ginseng.

Establishing a reliable analytical method is a precursor to performing in vivo metabolite analysis of drugs. With the development of modern chromatographic coupling techniques, separating and identifying multiple trace metabolites in vivo has become a continuous process. In particular, LC-MS sample pretreatment is simple and generally does not require hydrolysis or derivatization treatment. LC-MS technology avoids the complicated and tedious work of separating and purifying metabolites and allows the separation and identification of difficult-to-identify in vivo trace metabolites.

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Marseille. Le Fort Saint-Jean avec son très beau jardin méditerranéen (ici des Buplèvres jaunes devant le Fanal et un Grenadier en fruits)

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Integration: Uniting Eastern Medicine, TCM, and Yoga in Western Standard Treatment for Holistic Well-being

The integration of Eastern medicine, TCM, and Yoga into Western standard treatment marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of healthcare.

Integration: Uniting Eastern Medicine, TCM, and Yoga in Western Standard Treatment for Holistic Well-being The pursuit of holistic well-being has become increasingly vital in modern healthcare. As Western medicine continues to advance, there is a growing recognition of the inherent value in integrating Eastern traditions such as Taoist medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and Yoga.…

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Balancing Body and Mind: Chinese Herbs for Detoxifying the Meridians

According to Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the body's essential energy, known as Qi, travels via the meridians. The harmonious flow of Qi can be disturbed by blocked or unbalanced meridians, which can result in problems with both physical and mental health. Chinese herbal medicine offers a comprehensive strategy for clearing the meridians and reestablishing harmony between the body and the mind. We'll talk about the idea of meridian cleansing and how Chinese herbs can help you achieve this balance in this blog post.

1. Understanding Meridian Detoxification in TCM:

TCM states that meridian cleansing entails removing obstructions and reestablishing the uninterrupted flow of Qi along the energy lines. Pain, exhaustion, and emotional disturbances can all be caused by the meridians being clogged with pollutants or stagnant Qi. In order to reestablish optimal energy flow and advance general wellbeing, the meridians must be detoxified.

2. Chinese Herbs for Meridian Detoxification:

A wide variety of herbs that are well-known for their capacity to cleanse and balance the meridians are available in Chinese herbal medicine. Chinese skullcap, turmeric, rehmannia root, and bupleurum root are a few herbs that are frequently utilized. These plants are thought to contain qualities that improve blood flow, clear obstructions, and reestablish the harmonious movement of Qi along the meridians.

3. Herbal Formulas for Meridian Detoxification:

TCM practitioners frequently recommend herbal detoxification regimens that are customized to each patient's needs. These mixtures of Chinese herbs treat particular meridians that are out of balance. Together, the herbs help detoxification, encourage energy flow, and reestablish the harmony between the body and the mind.

4. Supporting Emotional Balance and Well-being:

The meridians have a close relationship with emotions and mental health in TCM. Emotional disorders like anxiety, anger, and depression can be brought on by congestion or imbalance in the meridians. Ginseng, Schisandra Berry, and Rhodiola are a few of the Chinese herbs used for meridian detoxification that are thought to have apoptogenic characteristics that can help lower stress, encourage emotional balance, and enhance general wellbeing.

5. Complementing Meridian Detoxification with Lifestyle Practices:

Chinese medicines and specific lifestyle choices can support meridian detoxification. The effects of herbal medicines can be improved by engaging in regular exercise, acupuncture, qigong, and mindful practices like meditation.

Conclusion

Meridian detoxification is an essential aspect of achieving balance between body and mind in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Chinese herbs, along with supportive lifestyle practices, offer a holistic approach to detoxifying the meridians, promoting energy flow, and restoring overall well-being. By utilizing Chinese herbs and consulting with a qualified TCM practitioner, you can embark on a transformative journey of meridian detoxification, promoting physical health, emotional balance, and harmony between body and mind. Explore the benefits of meridian detoxification with Chinese herbs and TCM products to experience the profound effects on your well-being.

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《 ブプレurum / rium ❶ 》

ケイトウと黄バラのエリア

シャリーポピーと赤バラのエリア

そしてネリフォリアバットもいる。

bupleurum / herbarium

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