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Cranberry ่่ถ่
Strong evidence for preventing urinary tract infections through anti-adhesion mechanisms. Proanthocyanidins prevent E. coli from attaching to bladder walls. Also supports gut health.
Reishi Mushroom ็ต่
Known as the 'mushroom of immortality' in Chinese medicine. Extensively studied for immune modulation, stress relief, and sleep support.
Goji Berry ๆธๆ
A nutrient-dense berry used in TCM for eye health, liver support, and vitality. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and unique polysaccharides.
Cordyceps ๅฌ่ซๅค่
A parasitic fungus prized in TCM for boosting athletic performance, respiratory health, and kidney function. Modern studies focus on its energy-enhancing properties.
Baikal Skullcap ้ป่ฉ
One of the '50 fundamental herbs' of TCM. Contains baicalin, a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. Used for respiratory infections, allergies, and liver protection.
Moringa ่พฃๆจ
Called the 'miracle tree' โ leaves contain all essential amino acids, high vitamin content, and powerful antioxidants. Growing evidence for blood sugar and cholesterol support.
Oil of Oregano ็่ณ
Concentrated oil containing carvacrol and thymol โ potent antimicrobial compounds. Used for respiratory infections, gut pathogens, and as a natural antibiotic alternative.
Cultivated Cordyceps (CS-4) ่น่ซ่
The affordable cultivated version of wild cordyceps. Contains cordycepin and adenosine. Most clinical trials actually use CS-4, making this more evidence-backed than wild cordyceps.
Large-Leaf Astragalus ่ๅค้ป่ช
The Mongolian variety of astragalus, considered interchangeable with A. membranaceus in the Chinese Pharmacopoeia. Some research suggests slightly different polysaccharide profiles.
Clove ไธ้ฆ
Beyond a kitchen spice โ clove has the highest ORAC antioxidant value of any spice. Used in TCM for stomach cold, vomiting, and hiccups. Eugenol provides analgesic properties.