Sun Ten Si Ni Tang | Aconite, Ginger & Licorice Combination Granules | 四逆湯 / Default Title

Si Ni Tang: Three Ingredients, One Very Old Idea

Three ingredients, one ancient formula, and zero interest in overcomplicating things. Si Ni Tang has been made the same basic way for centuries: aconite, ginger, and licorice, combined and used the way traditional herbalism has always done it, which is to say, on purpose. Sun Ten takes that formula and turns it into a granule, which is just a fancy way of saying they did the boiling for you. You add water. That's the whole job.

This is a traditional Chinese herbal combination, and it shows up in granule form because somebody, at some point, got tired of simmering roots on a stove for forty minutes just to feel normal. The three-herb structure is simple by design. Ginger and licorice aren't exotic. You've had them in tea and candy, respectively. Aconite is the one doing the heavy lifting here, and it's processed specifically for use in traditional formulas like this one, because raw aconite is not a "you figure it out yourself" kind of ingredient.

What It's Traditionally Used For

Si Ni Tang is formulated to support the body's normal sense of warmth and healthy circulation, the kind of internal comfort you don't think about until it's gone missing. It's also used to support healthy digestive function and normal energy levels, which, if you've ever felt sluggish and cold at the same time, is a very specific and very unfun combination.

• Supports the body's normal warmth and healthy circulation
• Supports healthy digestive comfort
• Supports normal energy levels
• Traditionally used in classical Chinese herbal formulas
• Convenient granule form, mixes with warm water

Why Granules

Granules exist because somebody decided herbal decoctions were correct but inconvenient. Sun Ten took the traditional formula, extracted it, and dried it into a powder that dissolves instead of a bag of roots that requires a strainer and forty-five minutes you didn't budget for. Same formula, same three ingredients, considerably less kitchen equipment involved.

This product is best used under the guidance of a qualified healthcare practitioner familiar with traditional Chinese herbal formulas, since Si Ni Tang is a classical combination with a specific traditional purpose, not a general multivitamin you toss in a smoothie. Store it somewhere dry, mix it as directed, and let a three-ingredient formula that has outlasted several empires do what it's always done.

*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.