Latin name - Angelica sinensis. Also known as Dang Gui. Herbal tinctures are made by extracting the herbal constituents of a plant in a mixture of water and alcohol. Avoid During Pregnancy Herbs taken in theraputic dosages should be checked for safety and use during pregnancy and breast feeding in consultation with a qualified herbal practitioner. This herb should not be used internally during pregnancy unless prescribed by a qualified medical herbalist trained in the appropriate use of these substances. Caution: Contraindicated with pregnancy. Avoid with acute infections and heavy medication.
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