Si Wu Tang: Your Natural Ally for Better Menstrual Health

Si Wu Tang is a well-known preparation renowned for its benefits on the blood throughout East Asia. A true ally for women, Si Wu Tang tonifies energy and relieves signs of weakness occurring after a complicated cycle.

A Classic Formula with Multiple Benefits

Originating from the Song dynasty, Si Wu Tang harmoniously combines four essential Chinese plants: Ligusticum (Chuan xiong), Angelica (Dang gui), Rehmannia (combining Sheng di huang and Shu di huang, with the latter being prepared), and Peony (Bai shao yao). This ancient and proven composition is considered classic due to its historical use and recognized effectiveness over the centuries. It has proven effective in regulating the menstrual cycle, relieving tension, and enriching the blood, making it a pillar for women looking to maintain hormonal balance and optimal health.

The Multiple Benefits of Si Wu Tang Address Your Specific Concerns:

• Fatigue or lack of energy?

Si Wu Tang is designed for those who want to boost their vitality. It helps revitalize and stimulate blood circulation, thereby reducing feelings of fatigue and giving the cheeks a natural rosy glow.

• Dull complexion?

Thanks to its enriching ingredients, Si Wu Tang helps revitalize the skin, giving a more radiant and vibrant complexion.

• Irregular cycles?

Say goodbye to menstrual worries. Si Wu Tang helps harmonize the menstrual cycle, providing natural and regular support for well-being each month.

• Menstrual pain?

Si Wu Tang helps soothe cramps and tension related to menstruation. By nourishing the blood and promoting smooth circulation, it offers natural relief to live through this period with more comfort and serenity.

Carefully Selected Ingredients

• Ligusticum (Chuan xiong, Ligusticum striatum): This spicy and aromatic root is known for its stimulating action on blood circulation and energy. It also helps reduce menstrual pain and eases tension in the head often associated with menstrual cycle disorders.
• Peony (Bai shao yao, Paeonia lactiflora): This plant, sweet with a hint of bitterness, is appreciated for its soothing properties and its ability to relax muscle tension. It is known to help balance hormone levels and relieve menstrual pain, and it also contributes to skin health.
• Chinese Angelica (Dang gui, Angelica sinensis): This rich and aromatic plant is valued for its beneficial effects on the natural regulation of the female cycle and vitality. It also helps warm the body, ease pain, and strengthen overall vitality.
• Rehmannia: This plant is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine for its beneficial properties. In our Si Wu Tang formula, we incorporate both raw and prepared Rehmannia to take advantage of their complementary virtues.
  • Raw Rehmannia (Sheng di huang):
    Cooling Properties: Known for its cooling properties, raw Rehmannia root is appreciated for nourishing the Yin and purifying the body. It helps reduce internal heat and soothes irritation. Its hydrating qualities make it a favored choice for improving skin quality and relieving symptoms of heat and dryness in the body. Raw Rehmannia is also one of the key ingredients in the famous Liu Wei Di Huang Wan formula, where it plays a crucial role in supporting the Yin and cooling the body.
  • Prepared Rehmannia (Shu di huang):
    Enriching Properties: Known for its enriching properties, prepared Rehmannia root is traditionally used to support vitality and strengthen vital energy (Qi). In traditional Chinese medicine, it is essential for revitalizing the body, promoting regeneration, and improving overall vitality.

Chuan Xiong

Ligusticum striatum

(Radix)

Bai Shao Yao

Paeonia lactiflora

Dang Gui

Angelica sinensis

(Radix)

Sheng Di Huang

Rehmannia glutinosa

(Radix)

Shu Di Huang

Rehmannia glutinosa

(Radix)

Concentrated Powder:
• Take twice a day, 2 teaspoons (3g) each time.
• Take half an hour before meals or one hour after meals.
• Dissolve the powder dose in a small cup of boiling water, stir well, and drink.
Capsules:
• Swallow three capsules with a large glass of water, once in the morning and once in the evening, outside of meals.
• It is strongly advised not to use this formula before the end of menstruation.

Recommended Cyclic Use

Si Wu Tang is a foundational formula focused on recovery. It is strictly advised not to consume Si Wu Tang during menstruation. To achieve optimal results, it should be used regularly. Take one dose per day for 10 days, which corresponds to one cycle.

For a three-month long cycle:

• First two months: Use for 10 days each month, starting 3 days after the end of menstruation.
• Third month: Use for 7 days, also starting 3 days after the end of menstruation.

The Post-Menstrual Tea, or Si Wu Tang

Allows you to enjoy the benefits of our formula while savoring a sweet and slightly bitter drink, enriched with a subtly bitter note.

• It offers the same benefits as the capsules and is an excellent option to integrate into your daily routine.
• It can also be combined with the Si Wu Tang capsules or concentrated powder for optimal results.

Preparation of the tea:

Infusion:

• Place 5 g of the blend in a teapot or cup.
• Add about 250 ml of hot water.
• Let it infuse for 10 minutes before serving.
• Savor your tea throughout the day to complement the benefits of the supplements.

Decoction:

• Place 5 to 10 g of the blend in a saucepan with about 300 ml of cold water.
• Bring to a boil, then let it simmer on low heat for 10 minutes.
• Strain and consume hot or warm for maximum concentration of the active ingredients.

Do not take Si Wu Tang during your menstrual period. Keep dry and protect from light and moisture. Keep out of reach of children. Food supplement reserved for children over 12 years old. The use of this dietary supplement should not replace a diversified diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not recommended for pregnant women.