Evidence supporting the use of: Notopterygium
For the health condition: Energy (lack of)

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Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
Rating (out of 5): 1

Notopterygium, known in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) as Qiang Huo (羌活), has a long history of use primarily for dispelling wind and dampness, alleviating pain, and treating conditions such as rheumatism, headaches, and colds. Its use for addressing "lack of energy" or fatigue is not a primary indication in classical TCM texts or modern herbal compendia. Occasionally, it may be included in formulas to treat body aches and malaise associated with wind-cold invasion, which can include fatigue as a symptom, but it is not considered a principal tonic or adaptogen for boosting energy (Qi) like ginseng or astragalus. There is minimal scientific research specifically examining Notopterygium’s effects on energy or fatigue, and most studies focus on its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, or immunomodulatory properties. The traditional rationale for its inclusion in formulas that treat symptoms overlapping with lack of energy is based on its ability to clear pathogenic factors thought to contribute to malaise, rather than directly increasing vitality or stamina. Therefore, while some minor traditional precedent exists for its use when fatigue is associated with acute external invasions, robust historical or scientific evidence for its use as a remedy for general lack of energy is lacking.

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