no. 123
$39.95 — or $35.96 / month
Designed for those with issues with loose stools associated with fatigue, belching and abdominal pain, our custom formula provides overall support to balance your body naturally.*
- Provides support for those with fatigue, gut issues, headaches and other stagnation issues
- Supports the Spleen and energizes
- Support general health
- 4 oz, 30 day supply
100% Natural
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
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In recent years, the definition of “modern” wellness has evolved to include mind, body, and soul. This philosophy, however, is ancient and is what Eastern medicine has been using for thousands of years. As the practices seep into the Western world, they have been empirically tested and verified for efficacy.
no. 123 Ingredients: Codonopsis, Astragalus, Atractylodes, Bupleurum, Angelica Sinensis, Tangerine Peel, Jujube, Black Cohosh Rhizome, Licorice, Ethanol Alcohol, Water, Honey, Acacia Vera
For no. 123, our tincture is a modified version of the classic Bu Zhong Yi Qi San, which has been used in Eastern medicine for thousands of years. We’ve modernized this formula to create strengthening, energizing formula that helps those with loose stools possibly associated with fatigue, belching and abdominal pain.
This formula is a modernized version of Bu Zhong Yi Qi San. It is a strengthening formula that can help with loose stools associated with headache, fatigue, belching and lack of energy. This formula is designed to be used as a comprehensive daily supplement.
Studies have shown:
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Atractylodes have been shown to reduce inflammation and inflammation-related pain and help improve low appetite. Keeping in mind that each of these conditions can be somatic manifestations of stress, atractylodes are doubly useful when treating stress-induced digestive upset. That’s because it both eliminates the symptom and treats the underlying stress-trauma causing it (because it’s an adaptogen, so it helps fight the emotional and physical effects of stress). This also means that atractylodes make a useful sleep-aid (really, a sedative) for folks struggling with stress-related sleep loss.
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Codonopsis contains polyacetylenes, essential oils, polysaccharides, inulin, saponins, scutellarein, and flavones. Due to the extensive benefits, it’s used to improve appetite, support optimal metabolism, and help to relieve fatigue, but other’s use the potential antioxidant activity to protect against oxidative stress, improve vitality, and enhance the quality of life.
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Chen pi, the dried mature rind of tangerines, is a celebrated supplement because of its nutritional value and sustainable sourcing; not only are citrus peels rich in calcium, vitamin C, fiber, and other essential nutrients, they are easily accessible and their use as supplements reduces food waste. What’s more, they have historic and contemporary value for improving digestive and respiratory comfort, including reducing nausea, vomiting, indigestion, diarrhea, cough, and mucus in the airways, as well as a topical treatment for skin inflammation and psoriasis.
Our all-natural herbal tinctures are made to meet OUR standards. The West has yet to create clear and consistent regulations to ensure the safety of supplements. With the highest commitment to quality, we made our own standards to ensure that all of our products were something we’d feel comfortable giving to our own children.
Proprietary Blend: Codonopsis, Astragalus, Atractylodes, Bupleurum, Angelica Sinensis, Tangerine Peel, Jujube, Black Cohosh Rhizome, Licorice
Other Ingredients: Ethanol Alcohol, Water, Honey, Acacia Vera
Bupleurum | Chai Hu
Often used for relief stress, anxiety and frustration, studies have shown this herb can even help with depression. Removing the mental obstacles, it will aid in relaxing you so you can drift into a deep peaceful sleep.
Read More About Bupleurum | Chai Hu
Bupleurum | Chai Hu
Licorice | Gan Cao
An adaptogen, antibacterial, antidepressant, antidiuretic, antihistamine, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antitumor, antitussive, antiviral, expectorant, hepatoprotective and immune amphoteric, this herb provides comprehensive benefits.
Read More About Licorice | Gan Cao
Licorice | Gan Cao
Codonopsis | Dang Shen
Rich in polysaccharides, this mild but powerful herb strengthens the digestive, respirary and immune systems. Studies have shown this herb is useful in protecting against gastric ulcers caused by stress, alcohol consumption or production of gastric acid.
Read More About Codonopsis | Dang Shen
Codonopsis | Dang Shen
Jujube | Hong Shao
High in fiber and vitamin C content, these fruits can protective of the liver, improve digestion regularity, create a healthier intestinal lining, and balance gut bacteria. Studies also show significant promise for supporting brain health.
Read More About Jujube | Hong Shao
Jujube | Hong Shao
Astragalus | Huáng Qí
With immune-supporting and antiviral properties, studies have shown using this herb as a daily supplement can help to prevent colds and other respiratory infections provide anti-aging effects, improve heart health, and it can reduce feelings of fatigue.
Read More About Astragalus | Huáng Qí
Astragalus | Huáng Qí
Atractylodes | Baizhu
As an adaptogen, this herb helps fight the emotional and physical effects of stress and has been shown to reduce inflammation and inflammation-related pain, including indigestion, diarrhea, edema, bloating, and other types of water retention. It can also help with low appetite.
Read More About Atractylodes | Baizhu
Atractylodes | Baizhu
Dried Tangerine Peel
Rich calcium, vitamin C, fiber, antioxidants , it's is a known bronchodilator and expectorant, digestive and respiratory aid (reducing nausea, vomiting, indigestion, diarrhea, cough, and mucus in the airways), and topical treatment for skin inflammation and psoriasis.
Read More About Dried Tangerine Peel
Dried Tangerine Peel
Angelica Sinensis
This is often used for hormone related issues (hot flashes and night sweats, PCOS and pre-menstrual migraines), improving metabolism/digestive function, increased red blood cell formation, making it useful cardiovascular herb and memory enhancer.
Read More About Angelica Sinensis
Angelica Sinensis
Our all-natural herbal tinctures are made to meet OUR standards. The West has yet to create clear and consistent regulations to ensure the safety of supplements. With the highest commitment to quality, we made our own standards to ensure that all of our products were something we’d feel comfortable giving to our own children.
In recent years, the definition of “modern” wellness has evolved to include mind, body, and soul. This philosophy, however, is ancient and is what Eastern medicine has been using for thousands of years. As the practices seep into the Western world, they have been empirically tested and verified for efficacy.
no. 123 Ingredients: Codonopsis, Astragalus, Atractylodes, Bupleurum, Angelica Sinensis, Tangerine Peel, Jujube, Black Cohosh Rhizome, Licorice, Ethanol Alcohol, Water, Honey, Acacia Vera
For no. 123, our tincture is a modified version of the classic Bu Zhong Yi Qi San, which has been used in Eastern medicine for thousands of years. We’ve modernized this formula to create strengthening, energizing formula that helps those with loose stools possibly associated with fatigue, belching and abdominal pain.
no. 123
This formula is a modernized version of Bu Zhong Yi Qi San. It is a strengthening formula that can help with loose stools associated with headache, fatigue, belching and lack of energy. This formula is designed to be used as a comprehensive daily supplement.
Studies have shown:
-
Atractylodes have been shown to reduce inflammation and inflammation-related pain and help improve low appetite. Keeping in mind that each of these conditions can be somatic manifestations of stress, atractylodes are doubly useful when treating stress-induced digestive upset. That’s because it both eliminates the symptom and treats the underlying stress-trauma causing it (because it’s an adaptogen, so it helps fight the emotional and physical effects of stress). This also means that atractylodes make a useful sleep-aid (really, a sedative) for folks struggling with stress-related sleep loss.
-
Codonopsis contains polyacetylenes, essential oils, polysaccharides, inulin, saponins, scutellarein, and flavones. Due to the extensive benefits, it’s used to improve appetite, support optimal metabolism, and help to relieve fatigue, but other’s use the potential antioxidant activity to protect against oxidative stress, improve vitality, and enhance the quality of life.
-
Chen pi, the dried mature rind of tangerines, is a celebrated supplement because of its nutritional value and sustainable sourcing; not only are citrus peels rich in calcium, vitamin C, fiber, and other essential nutrients, they are easily accessible and their use as supplements reduces food waste. What’s more, they have historic and contemporary value for improving digestive and respiratory comfort, including reducing nausea, vomiting, indigestion, diarrhea, cough, and mucus in the airways, as well as a topical treatment for skin inflammation and psoriasis.
How To Take
Shake
Well
Take Up To 2
Dropperfuls
Take Twice
Daily
Good for You
Isn’t Always Tasty
Herbal tincture are all natural and only include herbs, alcohol (needed to extract the herbs benefits) and water. You get everything you need with nothing you don’t so : Natural—yes. Tasty—no.
Goodness
Takes Time
Rebalancing your body doesn’t happen overnight. While you may start to notice improvements quickly, the full effect will come as you take the tincture regularly over time.
Our Herb Growing & Selection Process
We grow as many of our herbs in California as the climate and season allows. What we don’t or can’t grow, we get from the top-quality supplier, Spring Wind Herbs. We only use food-grade herbs and we apply the most stringent testing available. The herbs are tested for pesticides, herbicides, fungus, spores, mold, and heavy metals.
Formulations
Our tinctures have three main ingredients: herbs, distilled water & alcohol. For our alcohol, we use California produced grape spirits. It starts at 170-190 proof and has 0ppm total dissolved solids.
For our water, our filtration system utilizes reverse osmosis and deionization to produce water with less than 10ppm total dissolved solids. Some formulas include organic honey. It helps to mitigate the bitterness of some herbs and it emulsifies the high amount of solids in our extracts to keep them in solution.
Production Process
Our herbs are finely ground prior to the extraction process. Our closed loop system gently warms the herbs and solvent and pushes the solution through the herbs. Utilizing traditional formulas and modern methods, we coax the active ingredients out of herbs without losing anything in the extraction process, resulting in the most concentrated solution available. Then, we bottle this goodness in handblown glass bottles in California.
In recent years, the definition of “modern” wellness has evolved to include mind, body, and soul. This philosophy, however, is ancient and is what Eastern medicine has been using for thousands of years. As the practices seep into the Western world, they have been empirically tested and verified for efficacy.
no. 123 Ingredients: Codonopsis, Astragalus, Atractylodes, Bupleurum, Angelica Sinensis, Tangerine Peel, Jujube, Black Cohosh Rhizome, Licorice, Ethanol Alcohol, Water, Honey, Acacia Vera
For no. 123, our tincture is a modified version of the classic Bu Zhong Yi Qi San, which has been used in Eastern medicine for thousands of years. We’ve modernized this formula to create strengthening, energizing formula that helps those with loose stools possibly associated with fatigue, belching and abdominal pain.
no. 123
This formula is a modernized version of Bu Zhong Yi Qi San. It is a strengthening formula that can help with loose stools associated with headache, fatigue, belching and lack of energy. This formula is designed to be used as a comprehensive daily supplement.
Studies have shown:
-
Atractylodes have been shown to reduce inflammation and inflammation-related pain and help improve low appetite. Keeping in mind that each of these conditions can be somatic manifestations of stress, atractylodes are doubly useful when treating stress-induced digestive upset. That’s because it both eliminates the symptom and treats the underlying stress-trauma causing it (because it’s an adaptogen, so it helps fight the emotional and physical effects of stress). This also means that atractylodes make a useful sleep-aid (really, a sedative) for folks struggling with stress-related sleep loss.
-
Codonopsis contains polyacetylenes, essential oils, polysaccharides, inulin, saponins, scutellarein, and flavones. Due to the extensive benefits, it’s used to improve appetite, support optimal metabolism, and help to relieve fatigue, but other’s use the potential antioxidant activity to protect against oxidative stress, improve vitality, and enhance the quality of life.
-
Chen pi, the dried mature rind of tangerines, is a celebrated supplement because of its nutritional value and sustainable sourcing; not only are citrus peels rich in calcium, vitamin C, fiber, and other essential nutrients, they are easily accessible and their use as supplements reduces food waste. What’s more, they have historic and contemporary value for improving digestive and respiratory comfort, including reducing nausea, vomiting, indigestion, diarrhea, cough, and mucus in the airways, as well as a topical treatment for skin inflammation and psoriasis.
Our all-natural herbal tinctures are made to meet OUR standards. The West has yet to create clear and consistent regulations to ensure the safety of supplements. With the highest commitment to quality, we made our own standards to ensure that all of our products were something we’d feel comfortable giving to our own children.
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