Sun Ten Si Ni Jia Ren Shen Tang | Ginger, Licorice & Aconite Combination with Ginseng Granules | 四逆加人參湯 / Default Title

Four ingredients, one very old name, and a granule format that skips the teapot entirely.

Si Ni Jia Ren Shen Tang is a traditional formula that has been around long enough to have a name in two languages and zero patience for shortcuts. Ginger, licorice, aconite, and ginseng, combined the way herbalists have been combining them for centuries, minus the part where you simmer a pot on the stove for forty five minutes and hope your apartment doesn't start smelling like a farmhouse. We turned it into granules. You add water. That's the whole ritual now.

What This Formula Traditionally Supports

This combination is rooted in classical Chinese herbal medicine, where it's traditionally used to support healthy energy levels, a normal sense of warmth in the body, and digestive comfort. Ginger shows up in a lot of kitchens for a reason, and it's also one of the most well documented herbs in the traditional pharmacy for supporting digestive comfort and healthy circulation. Licorice root rounds things out and helps balance the formula (traditionally described as a "harmonizing" herb, which is a nicer way of saying it keeps everyone else in the mix from arguing).

• Supports healthy energy levels and normal vitality
• Supports digestive comfort
• Supports a healthy sense of warmth and circulation
• Formulated using traditional Chinese herbal proportions
• Convenient granule form, no decoction, no straining, no steam

Ginseng, Because Apparently Four Ingredients Wasn't Enough

The "Jia Ren Shen" part of the name means "with ginseng added," which is either the most literal ingredient description in herbal history or someone really wanted credit. Ginseng is included here to support healthy energy levels and general vitality, the same reason it's been added to formulas since before anyone had a word for "adaptogen." We didn't invent that. We just didn't leave it out.

Made By Sun Ten, Who Take Granules Seriously

Sun Ten has been producing standardized Chinese herbal granules for decades, using traditional extraction methods that concentrate the herbs without leaving you to boil roots on a Tuesday night. Granules dissolve in warm water, which is a low bar until you've tried dissolving actual dried aconite root in a mug and realized that's not how any of this works.

How People Use It

Mix the granules with warm water as part of a daily wellness routine, ideally alongside a reasonably balanced diet and a lifestyle that doesn't actively work against you. This product is intended to support the body's normal functions, not replace decisions you're already supposed to be making, like sleeping or occasionally going outside.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.