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One of the ultimate Qi tonics of the Taoist herbal system, astragalus has a rich history of use in Asian cultures; it is native to China, Mongolia, and North Korea.
Astragalus is believed to strengthen the immune system, muscular systems and support metabolic function.
As an immune system tonic, astragalus tonifies what the Chinese call 'Wei Qi' or 'protective Qi,' which is the energy that runs just below the surface of the skin.
Astragalus has been used to cultivate a robust circulatory system, enhance surface and deep immunity, tonify the Liver, support Spleen Qi, and boost vitality.
Perhaps the most impressive thing about this herb is that above all other herbs, tonic herbalists throughout the Orient and now the West will take this root herb more consistently and constantly than any other, due to its ability to nourish the core functions of life and promote longevity and vitality.
Astragalus is one of the few herbs that is recommended for kids and is a useful tonic to have in the family home apothecary to assist in keeping the immune system strong.
Traditionally used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to:
- Help improve immune system function
- Help increase vitality
- Relieve weariness/feeling of weakness
Benefits:
- Convalescence
- Digestive Health
- Energy & Vitality
- Healthy Stress Response
- Nervous System
- Support Immunity
Dose:
Adults, mix 400mg in 250ml warm water & drink immediately. Take three times a day.
Active Ingredients:
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Astragalus membranaceus (Astragalus root) Equivalent to dry root 4g |
400mg/250ml |
Contraindications:
None known. Not to be consumed when experiencing acute fever or during acute phases of a cold or flu. No studies have determined astragalus' safety for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Only use during pregnancy and breastfeeding under the supervision of an experienced healthcare practitioner.
Store below 30°C.
Keep out of reach of children.
Packed in Australia from imported ingredients.
Talk to a TCM practitioner/health professional if you are unsure if this medicine is right for you. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.