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Blackberry Lily Rhizome Pieces

Iris Domestica
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Blackberry Lily Rhizome Pieces (Iris domestica) are the dried rhizome of a traditional medicinal plant widely used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for its ability to support respiratory health, promote throat comfort, and encourage the body's natural inflammatory response. Formerly classified as Belamcanda chinensis, this botanical is known in Chinese as Shè Gān (射干) and has been used for centuries to help soothe the throat, support healthy lung function, and promote the natural clearance of phlegm. Its nature is generally considered bitter, pungent, and cold, making it a valued herb for supporting respiratory wellness and clearing excess internal heat.

In traditional use, Blackberry Lily Rhizome is commonly prepared as a decoction by simmering the rhizome pieces, allowing its naturally occurring plant compounds to be extracted into a traditional herbal tea. It has historically been used to support throat comfort, encourage healthy vocal function, promote comfortable swallowing, and maintain healthy respiratory passages, particularly during seasonal changes or periods of occasional throat irritation. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is frequently included in formulas designed to help clear heat and transform phlegm.

Blackberry Lily Rhizome is also traditionally associated with immune and digestive wellness, where it has been used to support the body's natural defenses, promote healthy tissue function, and encourage overall internal balance. Throughout classical herbal practice, it has long been appreciated as a botanical that supports respiratory resilience while maintaining healthy inflammatory balance.

Modern research shows that Iris domestica contains isoflavonoids (including tectoridin and tectorigenin), iridal-type triterpenoids, xanthones, phenolic compounds, and antioxidant constituents with documented antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, expectorant, and respiratory-supportive properties. These naturally occurring compounds complement the rhizome's traditional use for throat health, respiratory wellness, and overall vitality.

Each batch of Blackberry Lily Rhizome Pieces (Iris domestica) is carefully harvested and dried to preserve its natural earthy aroma, beneficial plant compounds, and traditional quality. The rhizome pieces are traditionally simmered to prepare a nourishing herbal decoction enjoyed to support healthy throat function, promote respiratory comfort, encourage the natural clearance of phlegm, and maintain overall well-being.

SKU: LA-6599

Also Known As: She Gan, 射干 (Shè Gān), Rhizoma Belamcandae, Belamcanda Rhizome, Blackberry Lily Rhizome, Leopard Lily Rhizome, Iris Domestica Rhizome

Nutrients: Isoflavonoids (including tectoridin, tectorigenin, iridin, and irigenin), flavonoids, xanthones, triterpenoids, phenolic compounds, and other naturally occurring phytochemicals

Notes: Iris domestica, formerly classified as Belamcanda chinensis, is the traditional Chinese medicinal botanical known as Shè Gān (射干). The dried rhizome has a long history of use in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is typically sliced and prepared in decoctions or incorporated into multi-herb formulas. Traditionally, She Gan has been associated with supporting throat and respiratory comfort, maintaining clear airways, and promoting overall seasonal respiratory wellness. In TCM terminology, it is traditionally used to clear heat, resolve phlegm, and benefit the throat. Naturally bitter and somewhat acrid in character, Belamcanda Rhizome contains distinctive isoflavonoids such as tectoridin and tectorigenin and is primarily valued as a traditional medicinal botanical rather than a culinary ingredient.

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