Sun Ten Da Qin Jiao Tang (Bian Fang) | Major Chin-chiu Combination Granules | 大秦艽湯 (變方) / Default Title
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Da Qin Jiao Tang (Bian Fang): the granule form of a formula that used to require a stove
Sun Ten's Da Qin Jiao Tang, the Major Chin-chiu Combination, is a traditional granule blend named after qin jiao, which sounds like a person but is actually a root. I looked it up. It's always a root. Nothing in traditional formulation is ever named after the guy who discovered it. That's a rule I respect.
This is the "Bian Fang," or modified version, which is the herbal equivalent of a band doing the acoustic take of a song you already liked. Same structure, different arrangement, still recognizable if you know what you're listening for. The granule format means you're not simmering bark in a pot for forty minutes like it's 1400. You dissolve it. That's the whole ritual. Ancient wisdom, modern inconvenience removed.
What it's formulated to do
Da Qin Jiao Tang is traditionally used to support comfortable joint mobility and a healthy inflammatory response, particularly around the kind of everyday stiffness that shows up after you've asked your body to do something it wasn't fully prepared for. It also supports healthy circulation, which is a nice way of saying it helps things keep moving the way they're supposed to.
- Supports joint comfort and mobility
- Supports a healthy inflammatory response
- Promotes healthy circulation
- Supports the body's normal recovery process after physical activity
Why the granule format matters
Granules dissolve fast in hot water, which is the entire pitch. No straining, no simmering, no herbal odor announcing your wellness routine to the whole apartment. Sun Ten has been extracting and concentrating traditional formulas for decades, so what you're getting is standardized, lab-tested, and measured out consistently batch to batch. Consistency matters here. A formula is only as good as its least reliable spoonful.
How people use it
Mix the recommended amount into warm water, stir, and drink it like you mean it. It fits into a normal daily wellness routine without asking you to change your whole personality or your schedule. Some people take it after activity, some take it as part of a regular maintenance habit. Either way it's a small, repeatable action, which is honestly the best kind.
Sun Ten formulas are manufactured under strict quality control with attention to herb sourcing and extraction ratios, so what's on the label is what's actually in the packet. That's a lower bar than it should be for supplements generally, but here we are, and it's a bar this one clears.
Ingredients & Supplement Facts
Dietary Supplement
- Large-leaved gentiana root (gin jiao)
- Fang-feng root (fang feng)
- Fragrant angelica (bai zhi)
- Pubescent angelica root (du huo)
- Peony root (shao yao)
- Notopterygium root (giang huo)
- Cinnamon twig (gui zhi)
- Tang-kuei root (dang gui)
- Cooked rehmannia root (shu di huang)
- Raw rehmannia root (sheng di huang)
- Cnidium root (chuan xiong)
- Scute root (huang qin)
- Gypsum (shi gao)
- Atractylodes root (bai zhu)
- Hoelen fungus (fu ling)
- Chinese licorice root (gan cao)
Suggested Use: Prepare and use as directed by a qualified practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Warnings
For use by adults under the guidance of a qualified health practitioner. Consult your physician before use if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Keep out of reach of children.
Manufacturer
Manufactured for:
Sunten, 9250 Jeronimo Rd., Irvine, CA 92618
Distributed by:
The Oasis of Health
26212 Ridge Rd, Damascus, MD 20872
Phone: 240-207-3651
Sales@theoasisofhealth.com
*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.
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