180 g - 20 tea bags

Functional beverage to nurture the women’s gut health and enhance overall digestive system.

100% natural and caffeine-free

The tea bag is made of PLA silk - 100% biodegradable.

HAWTHORN BERRIES

Hawthorn berries are widely used in TCM to promote digestion. They are particularly effective at helping to digest meats and fatty foods.

Their properties are believed to stimulate the production of digestive enzymes, improve circulation, and reduce bloating. They are also used to alleviate abdominal pain and distension.

ATRACTLODES RHIZOME

Atractylodes is a key herb for strengthening the spleen and stomach, which in TCM terms are crucial for digestion and absorption. It helps to dry dampness and increase energy levels, which can aid in resolving issues like diarrhea, fatigue, and a feeling of fullness after eating.

CODONOPSIS ROOT

Often used as a gentler substitute for ginseng, Codonopsis root boosts the health of the spleen and stomach, increasing energy (qi) and helping the body to extract more nutrients from food. It can help alleviate symptoms of weakness, loss of appetite, and chronic diarrhea.

CHEN PI (TANGERINE PEEL)

Chen Pi or tangerine peel are excellent for moving qi and regulating the digestive system. It helps to relieve symptoms like bloating, gas,and abdominal fullness. It also has the added benefit of resolving phlegm and cough, which can be linked to digestive system health in TCM.

DRIED GINGER

Dried ginger is warming and is used to expel cold and revitalize the blood, which in turn can help improve the digestive process. It is particularly effective in treating cold stomach syndromes that manifest as a pale complexion, cold hands and feet, and a preference for warm foods and drinks.

LICORICE ROOT

Licorice root is a harmonizer or mediator herb in many TCM formulas. It soothes the stomach, relieves inflammation, and can balance the effects of other herbs. It’s used to treat issues such as food poisoning, stomach ulcers, and heartburn.

JUJUBE DATES

Jujube dates are nourishing and help to tonify the blood and strengthen the spleen.

These ingredients work synergistically in TCM to support overall digestive health by balancing internal energies, improving qi (vital energy) flow, and addressing specific symptoms and disorders of the gastrointestinal system.