Find botanicals that fit how you feel
We translate TCM into plain language. Search by name, tap a concern, and read what practitioners have turned to for centuries—straightforward context, not a diagnosis from us.
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Astragalus
Boosts qi when you're running on empty
Cassia Seed
Cools tired eyes and gets bowels moving
Chrysanthemum
Cools tired eyes and a tension headache
Dong Quai
Builds blood and eases painful periods
Fo-Ti
Builds blood and supports hair, skin, and sleep
Forsythia
Cools fevers and clears swollen glands
Ginseng
Rebuilds qi when you're deeply depleted
Goji Berry
Brightens tired eyes and rebuilds steady energy
Hawthorn Berry
Cuts through heavy meals and supports the heart
Honeysuckle
Cools sore throats and skin breakouts
Jujube
Calms anxious moods and rebuilds quiet energy
Longan
Calms anxious sleep and rebuilds blood
Magnolia Bark
Eases bloated bellies and tight chest tension
Monk Fruit
Soothes sore throats with zero blood sugar hit
Mulberry Fruit
Builds blood and brightens tired eyes
Rhodiola
Adapts to stress and supports stamina at altitude
Rose Flower
Softens irritable moods and PMS tension
Sour Jujube Seed
Quiets restless sleep and anxious palpitations
Tangerine Peel
Cuts bloating and warms a sluggish gut
Tremella
Hydrates dry skin from the inside out
Turmeric
Eases joint pain and stuck-blood cramps
New to TCM?
Traditional Chinese medicine took shape in China over thousands of years. It treats the body as one connected system: qi moves along meridians, and when that flow is balanced, you tend to feel well. When it slips, symptoms are often how your body flags the mismatch.
Practitioners look for patterns, not one label for everyone. Two people with headaches might hear about different botanicals because the pattern underneath isn't the same.