Title: Schizandra (Wu Wei Zi, Five Flavor Berry): 6 Benefits of the Superberry
Headings: Schizandra (Wu Wei Zi, Five Flavor Berry): 6 Benefits of the Superberry
Schizandra (Wu Wei Zi, Five Flavor Berry): 6 Benefits of the Superberry
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits and Uses
Schizandra Berry Side Effects
How to take the Schizandra Berry
Schizandra Berry Dosage
Schizandra Final Recommendations

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How to take the Schizandra Berry
There are many ways, traditional and modern, to consume the [easyazon_link keywords=”Schizandra Berry” locale=”US” tag=”dmgbiz-20″]Schizandra Berry [/easyazon_link]. In Japan, a tea made from Schizandra is called gomishi, while a Korean Schizandra berry wine is called omija cha. In Russian medicine, tinctures are often taken. An infusion drink can be made by soaking half a cup of dried berries in a gallon pitcher of fruit juice for one day, straining, it, and drinking as needed. It’s also recommend to soak the berries in glycerin for one month to make a syrup. Alternatively, a tea can be made by simmering 3g of berries in water for 40 to 60 minutes. Schizandra berry extract can also be found in pills, capsules, and liquids. Occasionally, Schizandra is combined with other herbs, such as the patented blend ADAPT-232 (mentioned above), or the Chinese blend Sheng-Mai-San, comprised of Schizandra chinensis, Radix ginseng, and Radix ophiopogon japonicus. A blend produced by the company Health Concerns, called Schizandra Dreams, is intended for treating insomnia and anxiety.