Schisandra Dodder Cuscuta Astragalus Epimedium Herbal Tea Bag Blend Wu Wei Zi 20g

Five-Flavor Berry Blend Tea Bags, known in TCM as Wu Wei Zi (五味子) with Tu Si Zi (菟丝子), Sha Yuan Zi (沙苑子), Yin Yang Huo (淫羊藿) and Gou Qi (枸杞), combining Schisandra chinensis fruit with Cuscuta chinensis seeds, Astragalus complanatus seeds, Epimedium brevicornum aerial parts and Lycium barbarum fruit. In TCM theory these herbs are traditionally associated with tonifying kidney yang and supporting vitality. This convenient bagged blend is intended for daily herbal tea infusion.

Key Selling Points

• Five-herb TCM blend featuring Schisandra chinensis, Cuscuta chinensis, Astragalus complanatus, Epimedium brevicornum and Lycium barbarum
• Includes Wu Wei Zi (五味子), Tu Si Zi (菟丝子), Sha Yuan Zi (沙苑子), Yin Yang Huo (淫羊藿) and Gou Qi (枸杞)
• Convenient tea bag format for easy daily brewing without measuring loose herbs
• Traditionally associated in TCM with kidney yang tonification and supporting vitality
• 20g canned bagged pack suitable for personal herbal tea routines

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows mixed dried fruits, seeds and cut aerial parts in natural shades of red, yellowish and green. Aroma is typically mildly sweet and earthy with a faint schisandra tang. Brewed tea typically tastes lightly sweet and slightly sour with warm herbal depth.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep one tea bag in hot water for a daily herbal infusion
• Enjoy as a warm morning or afternoon wellness tea
• Use during seasonal changes as part of a traditional herbal routine
• Brew alongside meals as a caffeine-free herbal beverage

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, schisandra is traditionally valued for its astringent and qi-supporting nature, while cuscuta and sha yuan zi are traditionally associated with nourishing kidney essence. Epimedium is traditionally used to support yang, and goji berry is traditionally linked to nourishing liver and kidney. Such combinations are commonly prepared as daily infusions or added to decoctions in traditional herbal routines.

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