Herbs

Native American root with berberine for infections of mucous membranes – critically endangered, use only cultivated.

Southeast Asian tree leaf with insulin-like effects, used traditionally for blood sugar regulation.

Sacred flower of ancient Egypt with mild psychoactive and aphrodisiac properties, used in ceremonial contexts.

Tan Xiang regulates Qi and relieves chest and abdominal pain with pleasant aroma.

Fang Feng releases wind from both exterior and interior, treating colds and joint pain.

Bai Zhi opens the sinuses, treats frontal headaches, and releases exterior wind.

Shan Yao is a gentle, nourishing food-herb that strengthens digestion and supports overall vitality.

Ku Shen is intensely bitter, used both internally and externally for infections and skin conditions.

Chan Tui releases wind-heat from skin and throat, treating rashes and loss of voice.

Cang Er Zi powerfully opens nasal passages but requires proper preparation to avoid toxicity.