Directions: Ginger Power is extremely potent so although the suggested serving size is 1/2 tsp for one cup (8oz) of tea, if that’s too spicy or not spicy enough adjust accordingly. You can boil it in water or steep it in a cup of hot water. You can strain out the ginger or keep it in your cup.
Wildcrafted Ingredients: Organic dehydrated ginger.
For more detailed information and research, please refer to my journal post about the importance of ginger: Antiparasitic and Antimicrobial, Prevention and Treatment of Cancer, and the Prevention and Treatment of Hypertension and Related Diseases.
Expiration Date: 6 years
For those avoiding alcohol or breastfeeding, place drops in 1 oz of warm water for 5 - 10 minutes to evaporate the alcohol before consuming.
If you are taking prescribed medications, be sure to separate the sequence by one hour.
Consult your healthcare professional before using any supplements or herbal formulas particularly if you plan to become pregnant or are breastfeeding.
Do not use tinctures during pregnancy. Do not use tinctures if allergic to alcohol or any of the herbs.
Vegan, soy free, free of pesticides, free of chemical residues, non GMO.
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Dong Quai • Red Date • Goji Berry
A traditional whole-herb tea created to nourish Liver Blood, replenish Qi, and restore the body from within.
Unlike our tincture version of Restore & Revive, this pouch contains the whole herbs themselves, portioned into 5 individual packs for you to simmer slowly at home.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Blood is more than something that circulates through the veins. Blood nourishes the muscles, skin, hair, eyes, menstrual cycle, reproductive system, and Shen (spirit). When Blood is abundant, the body feels nourished, grounded, warm, and resilient.
This simple combination of Dong Quai, Red Dates, and Goji Berries has been treasured for generations as a deeply nourishing tea—particularly during times when the body needs replenishment.
BENEFITS
Traditionally used to:
Nourish Liver Blood
Strengthen Qi and replenish the body
Support healthy circulation
Support menstrual and reproductive wellness
Replenish the body after menstruation
Support natural energy without caffeine
Nourish the skin, hair, and eyes
Support the Liver and Kidneys
Warm and nourish the body
Support healthy digestion
Calm and nourish the Shen
Provide antioxidant-rich plant compounds
THE HERBS
DONG QUAI — DANG GUI 当归
Often called the "female ginseng," Dong Quai is one of the most important Blood-nourishing herbs in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
It traditionally nourishes and invigorates Blood, while encouraging healthy circulation. It is especially associated with women's health and is commonly used when Blood nourishment is needed around the menstrual cycle.
RED DATES — DA ZAO 大枣
Sweet, grounding, and deeply nourishing, Red Dates have been used for centuries to strengthen Qi, nourish Blood, and support the Spleen and digestive system.
They bring a naturally gentle sweetness to the tea while helping replenish the body during periods of fatigue, stress, or depletion.
GOJI BERRIES — GOU QI ZI 枸杞子
Goji berries traditionally nourish Liver Blood and Kidney essence and are especially associated with the eyes, skin, healthy aging, and vitality.
Added toward the end of the simmering process, they give the finished tea a beautiful natural sweetness while completing this classic nourishing combination.