Let’s face it. We know what needs to be done to be healthy and happy. Exercise. Eat right. Meditate more often. Take long walks in nature. Relax more often. But the truth is that life gets in the way of doing all those things we would like to do on a regular basis.

You need three elements – Vitalized Energy, Reduced Stress, and Increased Adaptability. 

You’re probably already familiar with the word “Qi,” that loosely translates as “Energy.” Qi is also known as the second Treasure in the “Three Treasures” of Traditional Chinese Medicine and philosophy. The first Treasure is known as “Jing” or “Essence,” and the third Treasure is known as “Shen” or “Spirit.” Together, these Three Treasures form the foundation of health and longevity. Jing is a deep source of energy is meant to last us a lifetime and forms our basic constitution. Qi is the day-to-day energy we derive from the foods we eat and the air we breathe. Shen is our spiritual, emotional, and mental well-being; it is our connection to our higher selves, and that which makes us fully realized human beings. To be truly successful, you must have all Three Treasures protected, nourished, and balanced. 

The only true state of health is perfect adaptability and capacity to manage the unrelenting physical, biological, emotional, and environmental stressors that we have to endure. This kind of stress requires assistance. The ancient sages and herbalist long ago discovered the power of herbs for maintaining homeostasis, and science is now backing that up. Assure your success in the face of life’s challenges with Jing Herbs. 

Quality Assurance:

In the face of domestic concerns over the adulteration of foods and botanical materials coming from China, Jing Herbs continues to raise the bar on quality, purity, and safety.

At Jing Herbs, we sincerely want consumers to be able to experience and benefit from the vast bounty of the herbs that grow in China, and the 5,000 years of traditional wisdom that has brought the herbal industry to its current position of prominence there. In every way possible, we strive to produce products that achieve that goal, while working to dispel the myth that herbal ingredients from processors in China are of unknown quality. We at Jing Herbs are proud to stand 100% behind the quality, purity, and safety of our products.

Bupleurum chinense root Properties:bitter, acrid, cool Organ Meridians:Gallbladder, Liver, Pericardium, Triple warmer Prepared Pinellia ternata rhizome Properties:acrid, warm Organ Meridians:Lung, Spleen, Stomach Zingiber officinale (fresh Ginger) rhizome Properties:acrid, slightly warm Organ Meridians:Lung, Spleen, Stomach Codonopsis pilosula root Properties:sweet, neutral Organ Meridians:Lung, Spleen Ziziphus jujuba (Red Jujube) fruit Properties:sweet, warm Organ Meridians:Spleen, Stomach Os draconis (Dragon bone) Properties:sweet, astringent, neutral Organ Meridians:Heart, Liver, Kidney Coptis chinensis rhizome Properties:bitter, cold Organ Meridians:Heart, Large Intestine, Liver, Stomach Concha ostreae (Oyster shell) Properties:salty, astringent, cool Organ Meridians:Liver, Kidney Cinnamon cassia twig Properties:acrid, sweet, warm Organ Meridians:Heart, Lung, Bladder Cinnamon cassas bark Properties:acrid, sweet, hot Organ Meridians:Heart, Kidney, Liver, Spleen Poria cocos sclerotium Properties:sweet, bland, neutral Organ Meridians:Heart, Spleen, Kidney, Lung Poria cocos paradicis (Spirit Poria) sclerotium Properties:sweet, bland, neutral Organ Meridians:Heart, Spleen, Kidney, Lung Rheum officinale (Rhubarb) rhizome Properties:bitter, cold Organ Meridians:Heart, Large Intestine, Liver, Stomach

50 grams per packet, 25 servings per packet.

10:1 extract

2 grams (approximately ½ tsp.) two times per day. Mix with warm water and drink as a tea. Add to smoothies or shakes if desired.