Ji Nei Jin Shan Mai Digestive Herbal Pills 60g Chicken Gizzard Hawthorn Wheat Peptide Wellness Food

Digestive Herbal Pills, known in TCM as Ji Nei Jin Shan Mai Di Ju Yi Tai Shi Wan, combine chicken gizzard lining (Ji Nei Jin, 鸡内金), hawthorn fruit (Shan Zha, 山楂, Crataegus pinnatifida), malt sprout (Mai Ya, 麦芽, Hordeum vulgare), radish seed (Lai Fu Zi, 莱菔子, Raphanus sativus), and other traditional botanicals with wheat oligopeptide. In TCM theory these ingredients are traditionally associated with food stagnation and digestive comfort. This is a wellness food, not a medicine, and is not suitable for pregnant or nursing women.

Key Selling Points

• Multi-herb pill format combining Ji Nei Jin, Shan Zha, Mai Ya, Lai Fu Zi, Sha Ren, Bai Bian Dou, He Ye, and wheat oligopeptide
• Chicken gizzard lining (Ji Nei Jin, 鸡内金) is a classic TCM digestive ingredient
• Hawthorn (Shan Zha, 山楂, Crataegus pinnatifida) and malt sprout (Mai Ya, 麦芽, Hordeum vulgare) are traditionally used after meals
• Convenient 0.2g granule sachets, 10 sachets per bag, 30 bags per box, 60g total
• Produced in Shaanxi by a licensed food manufacturer with a 24-month shelf life

Quality & Sensory

Typically small brownish granules with a mild herbal aroma and a lightly sweet, slightly tart taste from hawthorn and malt. Store sealed in a cool, dry place at room temperature.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Take as a convenient daily herbal food supplement after meals
• Carry individual sachets for travel or office use
• Share as a wellness gift for adults interested in traditional digestive herbs
• Use alongside a balanced diet during seasonal changes

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, Ji Nei Jin is traditionally used to support the breakdown of food accumulation, while Shan Zha and Mai Ya are classic partners for meat and starchy food heaviness. Lai Fu Zi, Sha Ren, Bai Bian Dou, and He Ye are traditionally associated with moving qi, harmonizing the middle burner, and clearing summer dampness. Such blends are commonly taken as small pills or powders after rich meals.

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