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Codonopsis Root Slices (党参片, Dang Shen Pian) — diagonal sliced root of Codonopsis pilosula in a ceramic bowl, traditionally used for energy and vitality and digestive comfort

党参片

Codonopsis Root Slices

Dang Shen Pian · Codonopsis pilosula

"Poor man's ginseng" — a gentle, sweet qi tonic.

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Flavor
Sweet, mild
Form
Diagonal sliced root
Also known as
Dang Shen · Poor Man's Ginseng · Codonopsis

About

Diagonal-cut slices of codonopsis root, traditionally used as a milder, more affordable alternative to ginseng. Sweet and gentle enough for everyday soups.

Traditional use

  • Traditionally used to tonify qi and support the spleen
  • Gentle everyday substitute for ginseng
  • One of the Four Gentlemen in Si Jun Zi Tang

How to use

  • Soup: 15–20 g per pot with astragalus and dates.
  • Tea: 10 g simmered 20 minutes.

Caution: Traditionally avoided during acute infections.

Traditionally paired with

Recipes & guides

Codonopsis Root Slices FAQ

What is 党参片 in English?

党参片 (Dang Shen Pian) is Codonopsis Root Slices, botanical name Codonopsis pilosula. It is also called Dang Shen, Poor Man's Ginseng, Codonopsis.

How much Codonopsis Root Slices (党参片) should I use per day?

The traditional amount is 10–20 g of dried herb per day, simmered in soup or tea. Start at the low end if you are new to it. Follow your licensed practitioner's or doctor's advice if it differs.

How long does Codonopsis Root Slices take to work?

Dang Shen Pian is a traditional food herb with no set onset time. It is traditionally used regularly in soups or teas over several weeks rather than for a single-dose effect. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Does Codonopsis Root Slices interact with medications?

Traditionally avoided during acute infections. If you take prescription medication, especially blood thinners or blood pressure medication, ask your doctor or pharmacist before regular use.

Is Codonopsis Root Slices safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

Ask your doctor before using it while pregnant, breastfeeding or trying to conceive. Traditionally avoided during acute infections.

Who is Codonopsis Root Slices for?

It is traditionally used by adults looking for daily energy and vitality support; adults seeking digestive comfort. Children, people with chronic conditions, and anyone before or after surgery should check with a doctor first.

How do I use Codonopsis Root Slices?

Soup: 15–20 g per pot with astragalus and dates. Tea: 10 g simmered 20 minutes.

What does Codonopsis Root Slices taste like?

Sweet, mild.