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โ€œAs a middle aged male I have been feeling stiff in the joints of late, but since taking this product there has been a significant improvement in my mobility.โ€ - Anthony L.

Eucommia Bark

Strong Foundations | Bones | Mobility | Joints

The first tonic herb ever documented. Eucommia bark is a revered Yang herb in Taoist herbalism, traditionally taken for strong bones, tendons and ligaments, and a body that keeps moving.

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A grounding routine

I drink it every night as soon as I'm home from work as a grounding, sweet routine.

- Monica S.

Mixes well

Have noticed improvement in joints since taking this. Tastes good and mixes well!

- Kate R.

MIddle-aged mobility

As a middle aged male I have been feeling stiff in the joints of late but since taking this product there has been a significant improvement in my mobility.

Anthony L

Miraculous

Like a miracle worker for injury. I have ligament and shoulder issues. This keeps me out of pain and moving

Jodi L

Benefits

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Yang Tonic

A primary Yang Jing herb, traditionally used by the Taoists to nourish Kidney Yang, the root of physical vitality.

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Strong Foundations

Traditionally taken for strong bones, tendons and ligaments, at every stage of life.

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First Tonic Herb

The first herb listed in the Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing, and used for over 2,500 years.

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Dual Extracted

From 8 to 10 year old trees, sun-dried and dual-extracted 10:1. Nothing added.

Description

Eucommia bark (Eucommia ulmoides) is the first tonic herb ever recorded, listed first in the Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing. For more than 2,500 years, Taoist herbalists have turned to it as a primary Yang Jing herb, to nourish Kidney Yang and keep the body's structure strong.

Traditionally, it's taken for strong bones, tendons and ligaments, especially the lower back and knees. Whether you're a powerlifter or a morning walker, a fast bowler or a nighttime knitter, it's a herb for doing what you love, for longer.

Ours is sourced Dรฌ Dร o from the Hunan, Sichuan, Shaanxi and Guizhou regions of China. The bark comes from trees 8 to 10 years old, is sun-dried, then dual-extracted 10:1. Nothing added.

Ingredients: Eucommia ulmoides (Eucommia bark) 10:1 dual extract.

Ingredients

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Eucommia bark

{ Eucommia ulmoides }

Bark, 10:1 dual extract

Sourcing & Extraction:

Dรฌ Dร o (ๅœฐ้“) from Hunan, Sichuan, Shaanxi and Guizhou. Sun-dried, dual-extracted.

Taoist Organ System:

Major | Liver Wood, Kidney Water. Minor | Heart Fire

Taoist Treasures:

Major | Yin and Yang Jing, Qi, Blood

Serving:

Adults, take 1g (ยฝ tsp) once to twice a day.

Contraindications:

Not suitable for those with a latex allergy. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend working with your practitioner. Check with your healthcare provider if you take blood thinners or blood pressure medication. Stop at least 2 weeks before elective surgery.

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How to SuperFeast

Step 1

MEASURE: Adults, take 1g (ยฝ teaspoon) once to twice a day.

Step 2

BLEND: Stir into hot water. Add honey or maple syrup & milk of choice for a delicious infusion. Alternatively, simply add it to tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or a smoothie.

Step 3

REPEAT: Make it part of your daily routine. Tonic herbs work best taken every day, over time.

Our Principles

What we do

What we don't do

Validate claims across both research and classical evidence

Allow reductionist science alone to compromise real-world results

Stay true to traditional sourcing and extraction principles

Change sourcing principles or extraction techniques with passing trends

Source traditional, small-scale, independent farm or forager herbs and mushrooms

Move sourcing to labs or large-scale industrial farming operations

Follow a 2,000-year-old traditional practice with documented results

Veer from 2,000 years of documented wisdom to chase trends

Manufacture and test every batch in licensed Australian facilities

Sell anything we wouldn't give to our own mothers and children

Quality & purity

Every product, tested

We test all our products, both in China and Australia.

We have in-house Certificates of Analysis (CoAs) for all our products from our production partners in China.

In Australia, we continue our rigorous testing at independent facilities, ensuring our products meet the highest quality standards possible. We test for aflatoxins, heavy metals, pesticides and herbicides, adhering to TGA standards, which are the highest in the world.

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FAQs

Eucommia bark (Eucommia ulmoides) is the bark of the Eucommia tree, and the first tonic herb ever recorded, in the Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing. In Taoist herbalism it's a primary Yang Jing herb, and a Liver herb.
For over 2,500 years, Taoist herbalists have used Eucommia to nourish Kidney Yang and to support strong bones, tendons and ligaments, especially the lower back and knees. It's a herb for keeping the body's structure strong as we age.
Our Eucommia is sourced Dรฌ Dร o from the Hunan, Sichuan, Shaanxi and Guizhou regions of China. The bark is harvested from trees 8 to 10 years old, sun-dried, then dual-extracted 10:1.
Adults, take 1g (ยฝ teaspoon) once to twice a day. Stir it into hot water, tea, plant milk or a smoothie, or add it to broths and meals.
Earthy, a little sweet and a little bitter. Most people take it in a hot drink or blend it into a smoothie with other tonic herbs.
The bark is the part the Taoists prized as a Yang tonic, and it's what we use. The leaf is used in some modern products, but it isn't the traditional tonic part of the tree.
Yes. It sits well with other Yang herbs like Deer Antler, Cordyceps and JING. For Yin and Yang together, pair it with Rehmannia or Schisandra.
If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, we recommend working with your practitioner. If you take blood thinners or blood pressure medication, check with your healthcare provider first. Not suitable if you have a latex allergy. Stop at least 2 weeks before elective surgery.

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