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TCM Category: Depending on the reference, has been classified as either an exterior-releasing or an interior-warming herb.

C02 extracted Xi Xin - Asari Herba - wild ginger
“fine acrid”

Astringes leakage of Blood and stops bleeding; Astringes diarrhea and dysentery; Kills parasites; Tonifies Qi and Blood; Reduces swelling and eliminates pus *

Vigorously warms the fire at the gate of vitality and the Kidney yang, expels cold-dampness* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica*

Assists the yang qi to throw off pathogenic wind, which has trapped the yang qi internally; especially appropriate during the hot summer months; also harmonizes the Spleen and transforms dampness* - Bensky

Strengthens the Spleen, harmonizes the Stomach, regulates the qi*

Transforms Phlegm, regulates the Qi and relieves constraint and restore the appetite.*

Disperses wind, eliminates dampness, clears heat, and cools the blood*

TCM category: Warming the interior

Steam extracted organic Fructus Foeniculi
Fennel fruit, Fennel seed
“small return fragrance”

TCM category: Warming the interior

CO2 extracted Fructus Foeniculi
Fennel fruit, Fennel seed
“small return fragrance”

Cools the blood; promotes urination.*

This herb disperses stagnant blood, removes toxin.* - Hsu

Free and easy wanderer / Tang-Kuei & Bupleurum / Dang Gui & Bupleurum - harmonize the Liver and Spleen formula.

Cools the Blood, helps remove Toxins*

Reaches into areas of congealed constraint to unbind, warm, drain, and benefit the orifices* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.

Unblocks the yang qi and disperses turbid phlegm;Directs the qi downward and reduces stagnation*

Xie Bai Granules - Chinese Chive Bulb

Steam distilled Xinjiang Lavender #7

Disseminates Lung qi, clears heat, and unblocks the orifices (specifically the nose)*

Removes Wind and Dampness, invigorates Blood and stops pain; Resolves toxins and stops itching*

Removes Wind and Dampness, invigorates Blood and stops pain; Resolves toxins and stops itching*

Tonifies the Kidneys and Liver, gently invigorates the blood, calms the fetus during pregnancy* - Bensky: Chinese Herbal Medicine Materia Medica, 3rd ed.

Invigorates the blood, dispels blood stasis, spreads the qi of the Liver, and unblocks the channels*.

Practitioners may apply the diluted oil for headaches, tight muscles, spasms, menstrual pain or scant flow due to constrained Liver Qi. It may also be applied or inhaled to ease chest tightness. And as an added bonus, Lavender is insect repellant.

Steam distilled Lavandula augustifolia