7 Days to Recovery Herbal Tea & Soup TCM Set – Remove Fatigue & Improve Immunity

This TCM Set Includes

.

Purposes & Functions

Boost Immune System : Enhance your immune system, helping your body resist infections and illnesses.

Adaptogenic Stress-Reducing Effects : Adaptogen that helps the body adapt to stress and restore balance. 

Enhanced Energy and Vitality : Strengthen your body’s overall energy levels, combating fatigue and promoting vitality.

Harmonize Spleen and Digestion : Harmonize your spleen and stomach. Leading to improvement in digestion, alleviation of digestive discomfort, and promote absorption of nutrients from food. 

Improve Qi and Blood Circulation: Nourish your Qi and invigorate your blood, leading to better circulation, and cardiovascular health.

.

This TCM Set Is Suitable For

Decline in Physical Strength & Endurance : Especially caused by factors such as aging, chronic illnesses, or sedentary lifestyles. 

Shortness of Breath : A result of various conditions including respiratory problems, cardiovascular issues, or even anxiety.

Difficulty In Concentration : Can come from stress or fatigue that impact cognitive functions, making it harder to focus and think clearly.

Recovering from Illness or Hospitalization : It is also common to experience fatigue and reduced functioning during the recovery process.

Poor Appetite : When there’s a lack of appetite or digestive weakness, suggesting a need to tonify the Spleen and Stomach.

Poor Sleep Quality : Including difficulty to fall asleep, staying asleep, or experiencing restorative sleep.

Lack of Appetite : Can result from various factors like illness, medications or aging, which may lead to inadequate nutritional intake, impacting energy levels, physical strength, and overall health.

.

How To Use

.

Ingredient List

Astragalas (黄芪) – 100g | 15 portions

• 黄芪 (Huáng Qí): Astragalus L. (Fabaceae) : Tonify Qi, particularly the Qi of the spleen and lung meridians. This helps to enhance overall energy levels and combat fatigue. Improve immunity and resistance to external pathogens that can contribute to fatigue. As an adaptogen, it helps the body adapt to stress and promoting balance. Chronic stress is a common contributor to fatigue.

–

American Ginseng (西洋参) – 100g | 15 portions

• 西洋参 (Huā Qí Shēn): Panax Quinquefolius : Replenishing vital energy. It is particularly effective in addressing fatigue associated with Qi deficiency. It’s effective in addressing fatigue associated with Qi deficiency. Classified as an adaptogen, it helps the body adapt to stressors, both physical and mental, and may mitigate the impact of chronic stress on energy levels. Contains compounds known as ginsenosides, which are believed to contribute to its energizing effects. These compounds are thought to influence various physiological processes and enhance physical and mental performance.

–

Four Herbs Soup (四神汤) 

• 淮山 (Huái Shān): Dioscorea opposita: Tonify the spleen and stomach Qi. This makes it valuable for addressing conditions of spleen deficiency, which may manifest as fatigue, loose stools, and poor appetite.
• 莲子 (Lián Zǐ) – Lotus Seed: Tonifies the spleen and kidneys, nourishes the heart, and calms the mind.
  Supports the digestive system , promotes kidney health, and has a calming effect on the mind.
• 芡实 (Qiàn Shí) – Euryale Seed: Strengthens the spleen, stabilizes the kidney, and promotes diuresis.
• 茯苓 (Fú Líng) – Poria Cocos: Drains dampness, strengthens the spleen, and calms the mind.

–

Buzhong Yiqi Soup (补中益气汤) 

• 党参 (Dǎng Shēn) – Codonopsis Pilosula: Tonifies the Qi, strengthens the spleen, and nourishes body fluids. Promoting energy and vitality, and support the digestive system.
• 茯苓 (Fú Líng) – Poria Cocos: Drains dampness, promotes urination, and strengthens the spleen.
• 玉竹 (Yù Zhú) – Polygonatum Odoratum: Nourishes Yin, moistens the lungs, to address dryness in the lungs and other Yin-deficient conditions.
• 淮山 (Huái Shān): Dioscorea opposita: Tonify the spleen and stomach Qi. This makes it valuable for addressing conditions of spleen deficiency, which may manifest as fatigue, loose stools, and poor appetite.
• 枸杞 (Gǒu Qǐ): Gouqi, or Goji Berry (Lycium barbarum): A tonic for the liver and kidney, and it’s used to nourish yin and improve vision

–

Shenqi Buqi Soup (参芪补气汤) 

• 黄芪 (Astragalus) Tonify Qi of the spleen and lung meridians to enhance overall energy levels and combat fatigue. Improve immunity and resistance to external pathogens that can contribute to fatigue. As an adaptogen, it helps the body adapt to stress and promoting balance.
• 党参 (Dǎng Shēn) – Codonopsis Pilosula: Tonifies the Qi, strengthens the spleen, and nourishes body fluids. Promoting energy and vitality, and support the digestive system.
• 茯苓 (Fú Líng) – Poria Cocos: Drains dampness, promotes urination, and strengthens the spleen.
• 玉竹 (Yù Zhú) – Polygonatum Odoratum: Nourishes Yin, moistens the lungs, to address dryness in the lungs and other Yin-deficient conditions.
• 淮山 (Huái Shān): Dioscorea opposita: Tonify the spleen and stomach Qi. This makes it valuable for addressing conditions of spleen deficiency, which may manifest as fatigue, loose stools, and poor appetite.
• 枸杞 (Gǒu Qǐ): Gouqi, or Goji Berry (Lycium barbarum): A tonic for the liver and kidney, and it’s used to nourish yin and improve vision.
• 虫草花 (Chóng Cǎo Huā) – Cordyceps Flower: Nourishes the lungs, replenishes the kidney essence, and tonifies the Yang.
• 川芎 (Chuān Xiōng) – Ligusticum Wallichii (Szechuan Lovage Root): Invigorates blood circulation, dispels wind, and alleviates.