Soft, honey-sweetened marshmallows with collagen, perfect as a healthy snack or for melting into treats warm drinks and treats

A gentle, anti-inflammatory compress made with kitchen staples to relieve itchy, irritated, or inflamed skin. Ideal for bug bites, heat rash, or mild plant-based skin reactions.

A spicy, aromatic soup that drives out wind, warms the channels, and dries damp. Designed for early-stage or active Bi syndrome with cold, stiffness, and joint pain that improves with warmth.

A warming, lightly sweet congee that cuts through dampness, supports digestion, and gently nourishes blood and qi. Ideal for cool, rainy days or any time the body feels heavy, sluggish, or emotionally foggy.

This cooling summer drink supports the body during heat, humidity, and sun exposure. Watermelon helps clear heat and generate fluids, while mint gently vents heat from the surface and soothes irritability. Optional lime and sea salt enhance the effect by supporting digestion and electrolytes. It can be blended into a tonic, steeped into a tea, or frozen into popsicles for kids.

This tea is ideal for calming the spirit, easing mild tension, and offering a refreshing shift in both flavor and mood. It’s also beautiful—inviting presence and pause with each cup.

A simple, warming congee to support mood, digestion, and gentle movement when things feel stuck or emotionally tense.

A cooling, mildly sweet tea that supports hydration, ease, and emotional softness—especially when you’re running hot, dry, or edgy.

A moistening, soothing remedy to ease dry coughs, throat irritation, or lung heat from dryness or mild inflammation.

A simple, pungent tea that warms the middle, moves digestion, and helps clear bloating or heaviness after meals.

A light, cooling broth to clear internal heat and ease symptoms like irritability, skin flare-ups, red eyes, or that "overheated" feeling in summer.

A gentle, blood-nourishing tea that supports emotional stability, reduces fatigue, and eases lightheadedness or low resilience from overwork or loss of sleep.