Title: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Headings: Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra Berry Constituents
What is Schizandra Berry?
Schizandra Berry Benefits
Purifies and Supports Liver Function
Helps to Beautify the Skin
Known to Improve Eyesight
Encourages Natural Energy and Heightened Mental Focus
Potentially Beneficial to Long Distance Runners
Schizandra Berry Benefits for Sexual Libido
Useful as a Lung Tonic
Types of Schizandra
Recommend Schizandra Products
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Schizandra Berry Tea and Extracts, Beauty Herb and Sexual Tonic
Schizandra berry tea is a delicious and fruity liquid made with one of the top major Chinese herbs, schizandra berries. Also spelled "schisandra", the fruit has been highly valued since the beginning of Chinese herbalism for its full spectrum of tonifying properties, often prized alongside ginseng, goji and reishi mushroom. Unlike other berries, schizandra is not a fruit you would commonly consume by the handful, but is rather prepared as an energizing and restorative tonic tea or taken in extract form. It is known to support and fortify a number of organ systems, but is usually hot water processed to release many of its beneficial components. The Chinese name for schizandra is Wu Wei Zi, which means "five flavor fruit." This is due to the fact that schizandra contains all of the five tastes: salty, sweet, bitter, pungent and sour. Because of this characteristic, it is also, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine, able to enter all 12 meridians, which dramatically increases its therapeutic range compared to other superior herbs of this caliber. Schizandra is said to be nourishing to the bodily fluids and is especially tonifying to the Yin organs of the body, with its greatest influence affecting the kidneys, liver and lungs. The most noticeable flavor of the berry teas or powdered extracts is definitely on the sour side of the palate spectrum.