Astragalus Extract, 2 oz.
Astragalus membranaceus

Astragalus is a member of the pea family and is a rich source of the polysaccharides needed for tissue regeneration. It is also a diuretic and immune enhancer. In addition, it nourishes bone marrow and improves adrenal cortical function. It is suitable for use by people using conventional treatments for cancer and AIDS.

Alcohol: 25%

Contains: extract of Astragalus membranaceus root in distilled water, organic grain alcohol, and vegetable glycerin.

Astragalus Glycerite, 2 oz.
Astragalus membranaceus root

Astragalus is a member of the pea family and is a rich source of the polysaccharides needed for tissue regeneration. It is also a diuretic and immune enhancer. In addition, it nourishes bone marrow and improves adrenal cortical function. It is suitable for use by people using conventional treatments for cancer and AIDS.

Alcohol: none

Contains: extract of Astragalus membranaceus root in vegetable glycerin and distilled water.

Dan Shen Extract, 2 oz.
Salvia miltiorrhiza

Dan shen is a kind of sage with very red roots. It is commonly regarded as a blood moving herb, i.e., one used to improve circulation as well as the condition of the arteries and overall physiological functioning. Unlike most such herbs, it is not contraindicated for use by persons already taking anticoagulants though careful monitoring is, of course, advised, especially by Asian patients. Dan shen can also be used following traumatic injury, surgery, or any kind of blood loss.

Alcohol: 24-26%

Contains: extract of Salvia miltiorrhiza root 1:3 in distilled water, organic alcohol, and vegetable glycerin.

Dong Quai Extract, 2 oz.
Angelica sinensis

Dong quai is probably the second most valued herb in Chinese medicine and is often referred to as a sort of ginseng for women. It is used to balance the female reproductive system and is particularly useful during the critical period of puberty and menopause, but it also helps with the monthly cycle. It is a general tonic herb for almost all issues faced by women, everything from hormone balance to bleeding and the aftermath of giving birth to a baby. It is even used for headaches that are caused by blood insufficiency. Dong quai is a Chinese kind of angelica and should be considered by anyone who is discontinuing use of hormonal medications.

Alcohol: 49-51%

Contains: extract of Angelica sinensis root in organic alcohol, distilled water, and vegetable glycerin.

Extractum Astragali, 10 vials, one-third oz.

Astragalus extract in tiny vials with straw.

Alcohol: none

Contains: Water, Astragali root, Honey, Alcohol.

Ginseng Extract, 2 oz.
Panax ginseng

Ginseng is one of the most famous adaptogenic herbs and has been used for thousands of years in Oriental medicine as a tonic, performance enhancer, and more recently for its usefulness in managing blood sugar levels in type II diabetes as well as lowering the risk of cancer. It is an antioxidant and, though warming, has anti-inflammatory properties. It is sometimes used alone or in combination with herbs such as Ginkgo biloba to improve memory and support energy during periods of intense study, such as during exam season.

Alcohol: 29-31%

Contains: Red Kirin Panax ginseng root in distilled water and organic alcohol.

He Shou Wu Extract, 2 oz.
Polygonum multiflorum

He Shou Wu or Fo Ti is a famous Chinese longevity herb. It is used to prevent premature graying of the hair as well as to regenerate the body. The herb aids circulation and is good for the heart and blood. It also soothes mucous membranes, especially in the gastrointestinal system. It is therefore deeply supportive of proper digestion and assimilation. It is mildly stimulating of peristalsis so it also gently improves elimination and gradually supports deep cleansing. Additionally, it is immune boosting and improves male libido and fertility.

Alcohol: 24-26%

Contains: extract of Polygonum multiflorum in organic alcohol and distilled water.

Houttuynia Extract, 2 oz.
Houttuynia cordata

Houttuynia is an edible herb widely used in Southeast Asian cuisine but found also as far north as Korea. It is known medicinally as the poison destroying plant but its action seems more antimicrobial than detoxifying. For this reason, research has been done on a wide variety of conditions ranging from herpes to Lyme disease an SARS. With more research, we can expect to understand the best uses, but it does seem to help in the regulation of blood sugar and hence also in fluid balance and weight management.

Alcohol:

Contains: Extract of Houttuynia cordata aerial parts, distilled water, and organic alcohol.

Licorice Extract, 2 oz.
Glycyrrhiza glabra

Licorice is a very popular herb with a long history of use as a medicinal plant. It is strongly anti-viral and is being used extensively in Japan for the treatment of viral hepatitis and in China for tuberculosis. In Ayurveda, it is used primarily as a lung tonic due to its demulcent effects. In moderation, licorice improves digestion and relieves ulcers as well as chronic bowel problems such as Crohn's disease. Licorice is an ingredient in many Chinese formulations where it supports harmony between the other herbs and minimizes the risk of allergic reactions. It is also an ingredient in the Hoxsey tonic which we produce under the name of Sundance Elixir.

Alcohol: 24-26%

Contains: Glycyrrhiza glabra root in Distilled Water, Organic Alcohol, and Vegetable Glycerin.

Schisandra Extract, 2 oz.
Schisandra chinesis

Schisandra is one of the truly famous adaptogenic herbs. These herbs "normalize" stress reactions so that regardless of the starting point, i.e., hyper or hypo, the energies are brought into more balance. The berries are particularly prized for their liver benefits, and like many liver herbs, they support beautiful skin. They are considered to aid both mental and sexual function . . . well, this is truly an adaptogen. Studies suggest that schisandra buffers the stress of a wide variety of insults to the body, everything from frostbite to heavy metal exposure.

Alcohol: 24-26%

Contains: Schisandra chinesis berry, in distilled water, organic alcohol, and vegetable glycerin.