Concentrated herb granules are a form of traditional herbal medicine commonly used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and other herbal medicine systems. These granules are made by first preparing a decoction (a liquid extract or tea) from raw herbs, which is then concentrated and dried into granular form. This process aims to preserve the active ingredients of the herbs, allowing for easier dosage control, storage, and consumption compared to raw herbs.
Concentrated herb granules dissolve easily in hot water and can be consumed as a tea, making them a convenient alternative to the traditional method of boiling raw herbs for several hours. This format is particularly popular for its ease of use, standardized dosages, and longer shelf life, appealing to both practitioners and patients seeking traditional remedies in a modern, accessible form.
