Wild Siberian Ginseng Root Bark Pieces (Eleutherococcus Giraldii)
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Wild Siberian Ginseng Root Bark Pieces (Eleutherococcus giraldii) are the dried outer bark of a rare Eleutherococcus species traditionally used across Northern Chinese, Siberian, and Manchurian herbal systems for its qi-strengthening, adaptogenic, and circulation-supporting properties. Closely related to the well-known Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus), this wild variant is especially valued for its resilience-building, warming, and invigorating effects, making it a classic herb for fatigue, cold-type weakness, low vitality, and poor circulation. Its nature is pungent, slightly bitter, and warm, helping to tonify qi, move blood, strengthen yang, and enhance endurance.
In traditional use, Wild Siberian Ginseng Root Bark is taken to fortify the Spleen and Kidney, support physical stamina, and improve adaptive energy during prolonged stress or environmental hardship. It is commonly decocted to help with cold limbs, low energy, weak digestion, chronic fatigue, lower back soreness, and difficulty concentrating, reflecting its long-standing role as a strengthening and restorative tonic for those living in harsh northern climates.
The bark is also used in warming formulas to stimulate circulation, dispel cold-damp obstruction, and invigorate the channels, making it helpful for mild joint discomfort, tension, or sluggish qi flow. Traditionally, hunters, laborers, and travelers consumed it to maintain endurance, clarity, and resilience under physical strain.
Modern research on Eleutherococcus species—particularly Eleutherococcus giraldii—shows that they contain eleutherosides, lignans, polysaccharides, and adaptogenic compounds known for improving stamina, supporting immune balance, enhancing stress tolerance, and promoting cognitive function. These bioactive elements validate its classical reputation as a qi-and-yang tonic that bolsters the body's adaptability and internal strength.
Each batch of Wild Siberian Ginseng Root Bark Pieces (Eleutherococcus giraldii) is carefully harvested from mature wild roots, cleaned, and dried to preserve its woody texture, rich aroma, and warming tonifying energy. When decocted, it produces a smooth, earthy, warming infusion traditionally used to strengthen qi, warm the channels, improve circulation, and enhance endurance and resilience.
Also Known As: Chuan Jia Pi, Cortex Acanthopanacis, Girald’s Acanthopanax Bark, Wild Siberian Ginseng Root Bark
Nutrients: Triterpenoid saponins, eleutherosides, lignans, flavonoids, polysaccharides, and volatile oils
Notes: In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chuan Jia Pi is used to dispel wind-dampness, strengthen the sinews and bones, and relieve pain. It is commonly prescribed for arthritic discomfort, joint stiffness, lower back soreness, and numbness caused by wind-damp obstruction. Mildly warm and invigorating in nature, it supports circulation through the channels while reinforcing musculoskeletal strength. Often paired with herbs like Du Huo, Wu Jia Pi, and Sang Ji Sheng for chronic wind-damp patterns or age-related joint degeneration.

