Si Wu Tang • Four Treasures Soup

Traditional Chinese Herbal Soup • 四物汤

Si Wu Tang, meaning “Four Substances Decoction” and often known as Four Treasures Soup, is one of the best-known classical formulas in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Traditionally used to nourish and replenish Blood, it has a long history of use for women throughout the menstrual cycle and during periods of recovery and depletion.

While often associated with women's health, Si Wu Tang is not exclusively for women. In traditional practice, the formula may be used for both women and men when Blood nourishment is appropriate.

When to Enjoy

Traditionally enjoyed when the body needs Blood nourishment and replenishment, including:

• During the menstrual cycle for traditional support of healthy circulation and menstrual comfort

• After menstruation to replenish following monthly blood loss

• During postpartum recovery, when appropriate for the stage of recovery

• Following periods of blood loss or depletion

• During recovery from illness when additional nourishment is desired

• By women or men when traditional Blood nourishment is appropriate

How to Enjoy

Prepare Si Wu Tang as a traditional herbal broth or turn it into a nourishing meal.

Simmer the herbal blend with chicken or pork bones and water or broth. Enjoy the broth on its own or serve with meat, vegetables, rice, or noodles.

For a plant-based preparation, simmer the herbs with water or vegetable broth.

Quality Ingredients

We carefully source our Chinese herbs and jujubes from quality, trusted sources, selecting ingredients for freshness and quality. Each blend is measured and hand-packed so you can prepare this centuries-old tradition at home without having to source and portion every herb yourself.

One packet. One pot. Traditional nourishment made simple.

Important

Do not use during pregnancy unless specifically advised by a qualified healthcare practitioner.

If you are breastfeeding, taking medications, have a medical condition, have unusually heavy menstrual bleeding, or are under medical care, consult your healthcare provider or qualified Chinese medicine practitioner before use.

Traditional uses described above are based on Traditional Chinese Medicine theory and historical use. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.