All of our extracts are made of 100% certified organic, domestically grown Chinese herbs. We produce limited amounts of each herb extract in order to ensure consistent freshness and quality. Please feel free to contact us for more information.
Practitioners: Please contact us to set up a wholesale account.
Please talk with your health care practitioner prior to using these or any herbal supplements. Be sure to consult with your health care practitioner before using Fu Tian Herbs if you are taking any medications. Fu Tian Herbs extracts are not to be used by pregnant or lactating women.
Available for purchase are the following products:
Ban Lan Gen & Da Qing Ye, Isatis indigotica
Defense & Immunity
Ban Lan Gen is cold and bitter, clearing heat and eliminating toxins. People will often take this at the first sign of a cold or flu to support the body's natural responses. This is not for long-term use, but can be used as needed very effectively. A very useful extract to have on hand.
Certified Organic, Domestically Grown Ban Lan Gen & Da Qing Ye extract, 2 oz. bottle $18.95
Dan Shen, Salvia miltiorrhiza
Vital Circulation & Clarity
Cool and bitter, Dan Shen is one of the most important herbs in Chinese medicine for vitalizing and moving the blood and dispelling blood stagnation. It has important secondary effects of cooling the blood, calming the heart and mind and supporting the peaceful presence of the shen (spirits). As Dan Shen supports the healthy movement of blood, it should not be taken with any blood thinning medications or by anyone with problems that involve excessive bleeding.
Certified Organic, Domestically Grown Dan Shen extract, 2 oz. bottle $18.95
He Huan Hua, Albizia julibrissen
Easing Tension & Regulating Qi
Neutral and Sweet, He Huan Hua eases tension and helps the body adapt during stressful times. When there is stress and emotional tension the qi tends to become constrained at the center of the body. Over time this force will begin to run counter current, causing agitation, insomnia, irritability and pain. He Huan Hua is an ideal herb for gently easing this internal tension and normalizing the movement of the qi throughout the body. He Huan Hua can be translated as "Flower of Collective Happiness."
Certified Organic, Domestically Grown He Huan Hua extract, 2 oz. bottle $19.95
Jiao Gu Lan, Gynostemma pentaphyllum
Strengthening & Cooling
Jiao Gu Lan is unique, as it simultaneously strengthens the qi and correct warmth of the body while clearing reactive heat. It is particularly well suited to modern life, as the stresses and demands of modern times commonly create reactive heat / inflammation with an underlying qi deficiency.
Certified Organic, Domestically Grown Jiao Gu Lan extract, 2 oz. bottle $19.95
Shan Yao, Dioscorea batatas/D. opposita
Nourishing & Restoring
Shan Yao is a nutritive herb that is often used as a strengthening food as well as an herb. Neutral and sweet, it strengthens the body, tonifies the spleen qi (digestive energy), and nourishes the yin and the essences. Shan Yao strengthens and restores without being overly drying or warming.
Certified Organic, Domestically Grown Shan Yao extract, 2 oz. bottle $18.95
Ashwagandha, Withania somnifera
Vitalizing & Activating
Ashwagandha is one of the most important herbs in Ayurveda, the traditional medicine of India, and is beginning to be used within Chinese medicine. Ashwagandha strengthens the yang without creating extra heat in the body and tonifies the qi without causing stagnation. In this way it could be thought of as an herb that has the unusual ability to activate and strengthen the qi and the yang functions, without overly warming the yang (and running the risk of creating reactive heat).
Certified Organic, Domestically Grown Ashwagandha extract, 2 oz. bottle $18.95
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The Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm is the first cultivation guide of its kind, and presents invaluable information for growers interested in producing high-quality efficacious herbs in all climates of the United States, with the historical connectedness of ancient practitioners.
It has become increasingly important - especially as the market for herbal medicine continues to grow - that we transition to local and domestic medicinal cultivation. Increasingly there are concerns in regard to not only the quality but the purity of imported herbs, and wild herbs picked for medicinal purposes are ever more endangered than in past years both at home and abroad.
Peg Schafer, longtime grower and teacher, guides readers with information on propagating, cultivating, and harvesting Chinese herbs, and presents fascinating new scientific data that reveal the age-old wisdom of nature and the traditional systems of Chinese medicine. Through seventy-nine detailed herb profiles - all tested and trialed on Schafer's certified organic farm - Schafer offers easy-to-follow information, suitable for both growers and practitioners, for growing efficacious wild-simulated herbs. Also included is important information on species conservation, crop integration, and how to avoid the introduction of invasive species. Sidebars on traditional medicinal uses for each herb and delicious recipes are also featured throughout.
Vegetable and CSA farmers will find this book of great interest for adding value-added crops to their repertoire, and beginner growers looking to incorporate medicinals into their gardens will find this an invaluable guide to understanding where herbal medicine comes from. The Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm will make eating-your-medicine more accessible than ever.
Please contact us with any questions on integrating Fu Tian Herb extracts into your practice or to set up a wholesale account.
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