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PhytoChi® Herbal Facts
Herbs in PhytoChi® herbal tonic and their traditional uses:
Aloe Vera (gel): a Western herb well known for its healing and nourishing properties.
Astragalus(root): known for its traditional healing and nourishing properties and recently used for supporting the immune system.
Cassia (bark): an invigorating herb traditionally used for cold hands and feet and abdominal pain.
Cherokee Rosehips (fruit): highly valued by the Chinese for both its medicinal and food uses as a male tonic and antidiarrheal.
Cured fo-ti (root): traditionally known for anti-aging properties and for supporting hair health.
Eleuthero(root/rhizome/stem): traditionally known to enhance overall resistance to disease and to reduce stress.
Ginseng, American (root): a yin tonic herb known for its cooling properties to bring excessive yang into balance, superior to Asian ginseng for daily supplement use.
Ginseng, Tienchi (root): traditionally known for its anti-swelling and anti-bleeding properties; also relieves pain.
Job's Tears(seed): a tonic food with more than 2,000 years of safe use in China for supporting joint health.
Licorice (LiFE®): a proprietary licorice flavonoid extract containing little or no potentially toxic glycyrrhizin. Licorice flavonoids have shown excellent antioxidant and detoxicant benefits.
Lycium (berry): a yin tonic traditionally used to improve vision, benefit the complexion and for general weakness.
Passion Flower(herb): native to the U.S., a well-known sedative herb used for a good night sleep.
Reishi (fruiting body): once reserved for emperors as the "elixir of life," reishi has traditionally been used as a qi tonic to improve energy, stamina and resistance to stress and diseases.
Schisandra (berry): a traditional kidney and male tonic now well known for its antioxidant and energy enhancing lignans.
Tangerine Peel: a common spice used in many Chinese dishes to settle the stomach and improve digestion.
Turmeric (rhizome): traditionally used to promote and normalize energy flow, has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and analgesic properties.
Want to learn more about PhytoChi®?
• Herbal Ingredients Details & Facts
• PhytoChi FAQ
• PhytoChi creator Dr. Albert Y. Leung's BioPhytoChi information in Chinese.
