Natural Radix Rubiae P.E.

Introduction

The earliest example found so far was madder-dyed linen in the tomb of King Tutankhamen from 1350 BCE, but it is considered to have been used in prehistory. The Vikings dyed wool with it, it was a popular silk dye in the Middle Ages, and it colored the Redcoats' outer wear. It can also dye cotton, bast, plant fibers including paper, wood, and leather. It is weak, but repeated applications can make deep shades. Depending on the mordant, water temperature (higher makes browner), and age of the root when harvested, it can produce orange, red (tin), purple, or yellow dye. ancient Greece for breaking kidney stones (it's a diuretic), to promote the flow of menses, cure jaundice, and because of its high tannin content, for various intestinal problems. In Europe, it was used to dye urine and bones for medicinal purposes. It is antibiotic and anti-inflammatory.Madder Root is the dried root and rhizome of Rubia cordifolia L.

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[ Functions ]

(1). To eliminate blood stasis

(2). To stimulate menstrual discharge

(3). To remove heat from blood and arrest bleeding,

[ Applications ]

(1). As the raw materials of drugs, it is mainly used in pharmaceutical field;

(2). As active ingredients of health products, it is mainly used in health

product industry;

(3). As pharmaceutical raw materials.

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