Tonify Your Qi

€ 24,50

Weinsch Tonify Your Qi Extra Strong is a traditional Chinese herbal preparation formulated within the framework of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This formula features a combination of three key botanical ingredients: Astragalus root (Huang Qi), Atractylodes macrocephala (Bai Zhu), and Saposhnikovia root (Fang Feng), which are traditionally valued for their supportive properties. Astragalus root is recognized for its role in contributing to the body’s natural defenses and helping to promote vitality and resilience, particularly during periods of increased demand or seasonal transitions. Atractylodes is traditionally used to support normal digestion and contribute to the maintenance of a healthy digestive tract. Together, these ingredients help support the body’s natural capacity for balance and well-being.

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Main benefits

Pattern identification: Traditionally used for the TCM pattern of Lung and Spleen Qi Deficiency with unstable Wei Qi, where the exterior is weak and cannot properly regulate the opening and closing of the pores.
Defensive Qi support: The formula name, “Jade Windscreen Powder,” reflects its classical purpose of building a protective “screen” of Wei Qi at the body surface so that Wind cannot easily invade.
Core composition: Consists of three key herbs: Astragalus (Huang Qi), Atractylodes macrocephala (Bai Zhu), and Saposhnikovia (Fang Feng), combined in a way that tonifies Qi while gently dispelling Wind.
Sovereign herb (Huang Qi): Astragalus is used to strongly “augment Qi” and consolidate the exterior, reinforcing the Lungs’ function of governing the skin and body hair in TCM theory.
Middle burner support (Bai Zhu): Atractylodes strengthens Spleen Qi and dries Dampness so that the production of both Nutritive (Ying) and Defensive (Wei) Qi is steady and robust rather than weak and easily dispersed.
Wind‑expelling assistant (Fang Feng): Saposhnikovia gently expels residual Wind from the surface while, paradoxically, also “guarding the exterior,” preventing further invasion when the Wei Qi is rebuilding.
Preventive focus: Classically, Yu Ping Feng San is taken over a period of time to fortify constitution and stabilize the exterior between acute episodes, rather than as a strong, immediate “sweating” or purging formula during full‑blown external invasion.
Classical heritage: First recorded in the Yuan‑dynasty text Dan Xi Xin Fa by Zhu Danxi, it is regarded as a foundational prescription for people described in TCM as “deficient at the surface,” with a tendency to be affected by Wind due to weak Upright (Zheng) Qi.

Weinsch TCM: Herbal dietary supplements of Traditional Chinese Medicine origine according to European standards!

Strength 10:1
120 tablets per bottle
Double or Triple the strength as regular brands
Less fillers and binders
No pharmaceuticals or dyes
Thorough lab testing (heavy metals, pesticides etc.)
Always made in controlled cGMP certified facility
Unbeatable value
European brand

TCM traditional Chinese Patents do not work immediate, it takes some time before you (and your organs) will experiences the benefits. We advice always to use minimum 1 packing and then evaluate with your prescriber!
This product is a dietary (food) supplement, to be taken as directed by a qualified practitioner. It is not intended to treat, cure, diagnose or prevent any disease. Not to replace a varied diet. Not to be taken if nursing or if pregnant. Not to be consumed continuously for longer than 3 months.

Weinsch Tonify Your Qi Extra Strong is a traditional Chinese herbal preparation formulated according to the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is inspired by the classical formula Yu Ping Feng San (“Jade Windscreen Powder”), first recorded in Yuan‑dynasty medical texts attributed to the physician Zhu Danxi. In traditional Chinese herbal literature, this combination of botanicals is described as a method to “support Wei Qi” and “harmonise the Exterior,” concepts that, within the TCM framework, refer to the balance between the body and external influences. These descriptions belong to the traditional conceptual system of TCM and do not refer to modern anatomical structures, immune mechanisms, or scientifically established physiological effects.

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