
Cinnabar (Zhu Sha) is a traditional Chinese medicine ingredient with historical uses for calming the mind and clearing heat.

Magnetite, or Ci Shi, is a magnetic marvel with deep roots in TCM, used for everything from soothing sleepless nights to clearing fuzzy vision.

Ginkgo Seed (Bai Guo) holds a specific place in the Traditional Chinese Medicine cabinet, primarily used for certain types of cough, asthma, leukorrhea, and urinary frequency.

In TCM, loquat leaf can help treat problems like cough and phlegm, but it also carries a risk of toxicity, read this definitive guide!

Coltsfoot Flower (款冬花, Kuan Dong Hua) is a fascinating piece of TCM history, prized for easing coughs, clearing phlegm, and supporting the lungs.

Zi Wan is the root and rhizome of the Aster tataricus plant, a staple in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for treating respiratory conditions like coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and tuberculosis.

Sang Bai Pi, the root bark of the white mulberry tree, is a staple in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), valued for its ability to clear lung heat, relieve coughs, reduce swelling, and promote urination.

Research shows pepperweed seed (Descurainia sophia) may offer benefits. It can fight inflammation and oxidative stress, boost brain health.

The Chinese herb Bai Bu (Stemona Root) appears to be the dried root of Stemona sessilifolia, which studies have shown to have cough-relieving, anti-inflammatory, and insecticidal properties.

Ansu Apricot Seed (Ku Xing Ren) provides respiratory relief and digestive benefits, but it should be used with caution due to toxicity risks.