Restore-Relax-Regenerate

Net weight: 150 grams. 30 Teabags / bag.

Do you have liver qi stagnation? What is this?  When you’re feeling angry, stressed, or generally grumpy this is feeling known in Chinese Medicine as liver qi stagnation.  Along with this can come some pretty severe gastrointestinal symptoms, hormonal imbalances, and upset as well. We love xiao yao san tea!  Xiao Yao San is one of the most commonly prescribed formulas Chinese Medicine. It’s incredibly powerful medicine, in a beautifully gentle formula.  

It is traditionally used to relieve:

 - Anxiety and depression

 - Stress, and fatigue from overwork

 - Gastric issues caused by stress, or IBS (recommended combined with Microgard or Microgard Plus)

 - Pain or Fibromyalgia aggravated by stress

 - Irregular menses or other hormonal imbalances

Product Details

Xiao Yao San is one of the most commonly used formulas in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It has been extensively studied by modern researchers for its effects on gasotransmitter pain signaling and anxiety/depression. It is often used to aid in reducing stressors associated with weight gain, and electrical or burning pain from Fibromyalgia.

Nitric Oxide commonly becomes elevated and unevenly distributed throughout the body when we are under intense stress, and can signal pain, IBS attacks, and anxiety. Xiao Yao San reduces and distributes Nitric Oxide to correct this.

Xiao Yao San reduced injury to the blood-brain-barrier caused by elevated cortisol levels

The regulatory effect of Xiao Yao San on glucocorticoid levels during chronic stress

The Anti-depressant/Anti-anxiety mechanism of Xiao Yao San

 Do you feel anger rising or stress to the point that it makes you feel physically bad? Have you noticed imbalances in your hormonal cycles? Liver qi stagnation also equates to poor sleep, just adding to further general grumpiness. We even have our patients take this before treatment so they’re already feeling on the road to relaxation.

Ingredients:

    Radix Bupleuri Chinensis (Chai Hu)
   Radix Angelicae Sinensis (Dang Gui)
   Radix Paeoniae Lactiflorae (Bai Shao)
   Radix Atractylodis (Bai Zhu)
   Sclerotium Poriae Cocos (Fu Ling)
   Radix Glycyrrhizae Uralensis (Zhi Gan Cao)
   Herba Menthae Haplocalycis (Bo He)
   Rhizoma Zingiberis Officinalis Recens (Gan Jiang)

Preparation: Place 1-2 teabags into a mug and add 1 cup of boiling water. Cover and wait 2 minutes for the first brew and allow 1 additional minute for subsequent brews. Re-brew the same tea bags throughout the day with boiling water until the flavor disappears.

Storage: Please store the tea in a cool and dry place. Keep away from direct sunlight. Keep the tea sealed and refrigerate after opening. Finish it within a month after opening.

This product has no preservatives so it's important to keep it in a cool and dry place and once it's open please finish it as soon as possible. Refrigerate after opening is a great idea.