He Shou Wu 10:1 Extrakt 142 g

He Shou Wu, also known as Fo-Ti or Chinese knotweed, is one of the best-known roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The plant has a long history of use there as a tonic.

• He Shou Wu: Chinese knotweed (Polygonum multiflorum), a traditional root used in Chinese herbalism
• Traditional use: He Shou Wu has been one of the well-known plants in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries. The prepared root in particular is used, traditionally processed with black beans.
• 10:1 extract: More concentrated than simply ground He Shou Wu root powder
• Traditionally processed: The roots are stewed with black beans, dried and then powdered
• Origin: Sustainably grown on a small farm in Yunnan, China
• Taste: Earthy, bittersweet and slightly bitter herbal note
• Pure & versatile: Free from fillers and other additives, vegan & gluten-free
• Contents: 142 g = approx. 109 servings of 1.3 g each
  

Anima Mundi uses He Shou Wu roots from Yunnan, China, and processes them according to a traditional method with black beans: The roots are cut, stewed with black beans, then dried and processed into a concentrated 10:1 extract powder. Unlike simply ground root powder, the extract is therefore significantly more concentrated and should be dosed accordingly sparingly.

The finely ground powder has an earthy, bittersweet and slightly bitter taste and can easily be stirred into tea, coffee, cacao, smoothies or other foods. We find He Shou Wu particularly suitable for anyone interested in traditional herbalism and looking to incorporate a distinctive individual TCM plant into their daily herbal routine.

Anima Mundi Herbals was founded by Costa Rican herbalist Adriana Ayales. Her modern herbal apothecary combines traditional plant knowledge from Central and South America, Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine and other botanical traditions with a contemporary approach.

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He Shou Wu

• He Shou Wu (Polygonum multiflorum): He Shou Wu is one of the most traditional tonics in Chinese herbalism. The prepared form in particular has been used there for centuries. The traditional name He Shou Wu is linked to an old Chinese story about “Mr. He with the black hair.”
• Traditional processing with black beans: For Anima Mundi, the root is not simply dried and ground. It is first processed with black beans according to a traditional method and then concentrated into a 10:1 extract. This preparation is an established part of the traditional Chinese use of prepared He Shou Wu and differs from the raw root.
• Characteristic plant compounds: He Shou Wu contains various secondary plant compounds, including stilbene glycosides and anthraquinones. This complex composition of plant compounds distinguishes the concentrated root extract from a simple food powder.

There is extensive traditional knowledge and modern research on He Shou Wu. Here, we limit ourselves to a brief overview. Anyone who would like to learn more will find numerous additional sources of information online.

Usage

• Dosage: Stir ½ teaspoon or approx. 1.3 g into your preferred beverage or food.
• Use: Suitable, for example, in tea, coffee, cacao, smoothies or other beverages and foods.
• Recommended intake: It can be used 2–3 times daily.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place protected from heat and direct light.

Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Keep out of reach of young children.

Important note regarding He Shou Wu: The product should not be used in cases of existing or previous liver disease. If you have an existing medical condition or take medication, consult a doctor before use.

Ingredients

He Shou Wu (Polygonum multiflorum) Root Extract.

In English: 100% He Shou Wu root extract (Polygonum multiflorum).

Extraction ratio: 10:1

Processed with black beans according to a traditional method.

Free from fillers and other additives.

FAQ

What is He Shou Wu?
He Shou Wu is the root of Chinese knotweed (Polygonum multiflorum) and is one of the well-known plants in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The prepared root, traditionally processed with black beans, has a particularly long history of use there.

Where does the name He Shou Wu come from?
The name is linked to an old Chinese story about “Mr. He” and his black hair. This story forms part of the plant’s cultural background in traditional Chinese herbalism.

What does 10:1 extract mean?
10:1 describes the concentration ratio of the plant extract. A larger quantity of plant material is processed to obtain a smaller quantity of concentrated extract powder. It is therefore dosed much more sparingly than simply ground root powder.

Why is He Shou Wu processed with black beans?
Processing with black beans is part of the traditional Chinese preparation of prepared He Shou Wu. Anima Mundi cuts and stews the roots with black beans before drying them and processing them into extract powder.

Is this He Shou Wu raw or prepared?
It is processed He Shou Wu. Before the 10:1 extract is made, the root is prepared with black beans according to a traditional method, so it is not simply a raw ground root.

What does He Shou Wu taste like?
The powder has a distinctly herbal, earthy and bittersweet taste with a slightly bitter note. It pairs well with stronger beverages such as coffee, cacao or tea.

How do I use the He Shou Wu powder?
Anima Mundi recommends approximately ½ teaspoon or 1.3 g per serving. The powder can be stirred into tea, coffee, cacao, smoothies or other beverages and foods.

Can He Shou Wu cause side effects?
The product should therefore not be used in cases of existing or previous liver disease. If you have a medical condition or regularly take medication, we recommend consulting a doctor before use.