Herbal Wellness-Shan Zha（Hawthorn Berry）: Natural Digestive Aid for Gut & Cardiovascular Wellness

Hawthorn Berry (Shanzha) is a highly cherished fruit and an indispensable component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Known for its distinct tart-sweet flavor, this powerful herbal remedy's core function is to dissolve food stagnation (消食化积), making it a gentle yet effective natural digestive aid for issues like bloating and sluggish digestion. Additionally, modern natural therapy recognizes its rich antioxidant content, vital for supporting cardiovascular wellness and overall internal health. Hawthorn is an essential ingredient in your daily yangsheng routine.

How Hawthorn Berry Supports Your Health and Wellness?

• Potent Digestive Aid: As a sour herbal fruit, Hawthorn is traditionally used to enter the Spleen and Stomach channels, excelling at dissolving food stagnation and restoring gut health and vitality.

• Cardiovascular Wellness: Rich in bioactive compounds, Hawthorn is widely recognized in natural therapy practices for its benefits to cardiovascular health, helping to support strong and healthy circulation.

• Nutrient-Rich Snack: The dried berry slices are a delightful, tart alternative to processed sweets. Brewing a cup after a meal is a simple and effective natural therapy to jumpstart digestion and promote wellness.

Product Details

• Ingredients: 100% Pure Dried Hawthorn Slices (Shanzha / Crataegus Pinnatifida).

• Net Content: 1 Oz (28.35 grams)

• Format: Dried fruit slices, known for their distinct tart-sweet flavor.

• Storage: Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place, protecting it from moisture.

Brewing & Wellness Guide

• Herbal Infusion: Use 5-8 slices of Hawthorn and steep in 300ml of boiling water for 5 minutes.

• TCM Pairing: Can be brewed with Chrysanthemum or Chen Pi (Aged Tangerine Peel) to enhance Qi regulation and further digestive health benefits.

• Daily Natural Therapy: Consume or drink after meals for effortless digestive support as part of your regular wellness practice.