Sun Ten Sheng Jiang Xie Xin Tang | Pinellia & Ginger Combination Granules | 生薑瀉心湯 / Default Title

Sheng Jiang Xie Xin Tang pairs ginger and pinellia in a fast dissolving granule.

Ginger is one of those ingredients that shows up everywhere: tea, cookies, ginger ale that doesn't actually have ginger in it anymore. This formula uses the real thing. Sun Ten's Sheng Jiang Xie Xin Tang, also written 生薑瀉心湯, is a traditional Chinese herbal combination built around fresh ginger (Sheng Jiang) and pinellia, blended with a handful of other classic herbs the way it's been done for a long time, because apparently nobody felt the need to improve on it.

What This Formula Is

This is a granulated herbal extract, meaning someone already did the boiling, straining, and reducing part so you don't have to simmer a pot of roots on your stove like it's 1400 AD. You just mix the granules with warm water and drink it. That's the whole ritual. No mortar, no pestle, no incense required (though we won't stop you).

Formulas like this one are traditionally used to support digestive comfort, specifically the kind of fullness or unsettled feeling you get after a meal that didn't sit right. It's part of a category of classic combinations that support healthy digestive function and a calm, comfortable stomach, which, if you've ever eaten something questionable at 11pm, you will appreciate as a genuinely underrated goal.

Why People Reach For It

• Supports digestive comfort and healthy stomach function
• Traditionally used to help maintain a balanced, comfortable digestive process
• Formulated with ginger and pinellia, two ingredients with a long history in traditional herbal practice
• Granule format dissolves quickly, no decoction, no straining, no herb bits stuck in a teapot
• Produced by Sun Ten, a manufacturer that's been making concentrated herbal granules for decades

How To Use It

Dissolve the recommended amount in warm water and drink as directed on the label. That's it. It's not complicated, which honestly feels like a plot twist for a formula whose name has more syllables than your average sentence.

A Word On Sourcing

Sun Ten extracts its granules from real herbs using a standardized manufacturing process, so what's on the label is what's actually in the packet. No mystery powder, no guessing. Just a traditional combination, concentrated down into something you can keep in a cabinet instead of a garden.

If you're already familiar with classic Chinese herbal formulas, you know the name. If you're not, just know this: it's ginger, it's pinellia, it's a few supporting herbs, and it's here to support your digestive comfort one warm cup at a time. Nobody's promising fireworks. Just a formula that's stuck around this long for a reason.

*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.