Chi Xiao Dou – 赤小豆

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Chi Xiao Dou – 赤小豆 (Adzuki Bean) is a dried herb, traditionally valued in Chinese herbal literature and classified under the “draining dampness” category. Carefully cultivated following the DaoDi principle, it reflects authentic regional practices and traditional harvesting methods. The seeds are naturally dried and processed in GMP-certified facilities, with full batch traceability and rigorous quality control.

Key Features
Feature Description
Botanical Name Vigna angularis
Chinese Name 赤小豆
Part Used Seed
Form Dried herb
Quality Standard Treated without sulphur, treated without pesticides, treated without herbicides
Affected Meridians Heart, Small Intestine
Storage Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Additional Information

Each batch is independently tested for identity, pesticides, microbial presence, and heavy metals. Suitable for practitioners seeking high traceability and assurance of quality; packaged for ease of dispensing and professional use. Batch certification is available for reference.

Expiry Date: 31/07/2028

Description

Chi Xiao Dou – 赤小豆

Latin name: Vigna angularis
Common name: Adzuki Bean
Part used: Seed
Traditional meridian affiliation: Heart, Small Intestine

Chi Xiao Dou is classified within the “draining dampness” category of traditional Chinese herbal literature. With a mildly sweet and sour flavour and neutral energetic nature, it is often included in formulas associated with water metabolism, fluid balance, and internal harmony in TCM theory.

Phoenix Medical’s Chi Xiao Dou is cultivated under the DaoDi principle, ensuring regional authenticity and traditional harvesting methods. Naturally dried and free from sulphur, pesticides, and herbicides, it is manufactured in GMP-certified facilities with full batch traceability.

Each batch undergoes rigorous quality control testing, including identity verification, pesticide residue analysis, microbial testing, and heavy metal screening. Certificates of Analysis are available for professional reference.

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