Practitioner Mental Tranquility

Mental Tranquility is for the sleeper whose mind won’t turn off in the wee hours of the morning, leaving them restless, stressed and fatigued in the night and next day.

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two boxes (gut reboot)

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Insight from Dr. Eric Karchmer, L.Ac.
The Formula & the Herbs
When & How Should You Take Practitioner Mental Tranquility

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Description

When + How

How to take Practitioner Mental Tranquility

1. Pour
2. Stir
3. Enjoy

Formula + Herbs

The Formula

The Herbs

Purity, authenticity and sustainability are pillars of DAO Labs, which translates into the way we source our herbs. We use only sustainably-sourced herbs from Good Agriculture Practice farms, and go to extreme lengths to test and verify along our supply chain. All herbs are third-party tested in the U.S. for both safety and authenticity, setting a new standard in Chinese medicine. Learn more about the herbs in Digestive Harmony below.

Learn more about the herbs in Practitioner Mental Tranquility below.

Hawthorn Berry (fruit)/Shan Zha

These bursting, red berries are often taken to move digestion forward by promoting the flow of blood and energy (Qi) throughout the digestive system.

Pinellia (stem)/Ban Xia

Ivory white and mushroom-like in appearance, Pinellia Rhizome is commonly used to bring harmony to an upset stomach and to damper digestive issues like nausea or vomiting.

Massa Fermentata/Shen Qu

AKA: Medicated Leaven

This fermented blend of wheat flour and herbs is best known for aiding the body in mineral absorption and driving digestion forward.

Sprouted Barley (fruit)/Mai Ya

This wheat-like ingredient contains digestive enzymes and vitamins, which have been known to encourage the flow of food and assist in digestion.

Poria (fungus)/Fu Ling

Once used to make delicacies for the royal family, China Root is a white fungus typically found on the roots of Japanese pine and has been known to promote spleen strength and digestive calm.

Raphanus (seed)/Lai Fu Zi

AKA: Radish Seeds

In China, these seeds are considered so powerful, ancient herbalists often compared their effectiveness to a force that could collapse walls; said plainly, they’ll help jumpstart digestion.

Red Tangerine (peel)/Ju Hong

The vibrant peel of a tangerine is packed with multiple properties linked to promoting energy (Qi) throughout the body, and can help improve spleen function.

Forsythia (fruit)/Lian Qiao

Dried or raw, the pod-like fruits of Forsythia are best known for clearing out toxins throughout the digestive system and are also commonly used in skin care routines.