This product is made from seven herbal ingredients traditionally used in food and wellness, which can be divided into two groups: the classic “Four Gods” foundation and the enhanced support ingredients.
Classic “Four Gods” Combination
Foundation for Digestive Support & Reducing Dampness
Poria (Fuling):
Helps promote water metabolism and support digestive balance while calming the mind. It acts as the main ingredient for helping the body manage excess moisture.
Chinese Yam (Huai Shan):
Supports the spleen and stomach, nourishes the lungs, and helps maintain overall digestive function. It strengthens the body’s ability to process food and fluids efficiently.
Lotus Seeds:
Traditionally used to support digestion, nourish the kidneys, and promote relaxation. It also helps balance the body when dampness affects sleep quality.
Gorgon Fruit (Euryale Seed):
Supports kidney health, helps maintain digestive balance, and assists in managing excess moisture. Paired with lotus seeds, it helps retain the body’s vital nutrients.
Note: Traditional Si Shen Tang (Four Gods Soup) contains only these four ingredients in a balanced 1:1:1:1 ratio, known for its gentle and balanced nature—neither too cooling nor too warming.
Enhanced Support Ingredients (Designed for Modern Lifestyles)
Barley & Coix Seeds (Job’s Tears):
A variation of the classic dampness-supporting combination.
- Coix seeds help promote water metabolism and reduce puffiness.
- Barley is rich in dietary fiber and helps support digestion and relieve bloating.
Together they enhance the formula’s ability to support digestion and manage water retention—especially suitable for people who frequently eat takeout, sit for long hours, or experience puffiness.
Dried Tangerine Peel (Chenpi):
Helps regulate digestive energy and support stomach function. People experiencing excess dampness often also feel bloating or heaviness; chenpi helps improve digestive flow and adds a refreshing citrus aroma to the formula.
Suitable For
People prone to excess dampness:
Often experiencing oily hair or skin, heavy fatigue, sticky stools, or a thick tongue coating.
People with water retention or puffiness:
Such as morning facial puffiness, swollen legs, or a feeling of gaining weight easily due to slower metabolism.
Those with sensitive digestion:
Including poor appetite, bloating after meals, indigestion, or discomfort after consuming cold foods.
Busy professionals and night owls:
People under high stress or staying up late who experience sluggish digestion, low appetite, and fatigue.
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