Treasure of the East Formulas
Classical Chinese Medicine Formulas
Pharmaceutical Grade Quality
Treasure of the East is one of the most trusted names in concentrated herbal granule manufacturing, producing classical TCM formulas to pharmaceutical-grade standards. Each formula is extracted from whole herbs, concentrated, and tested for purity, potency, and heavy metal safety — delivering the full clinical power of traditional Chinese medicine in a convenient, easy-to-use granule or powder format.
Why Treasure of the East?
- Pharmaceutical-grade extraction — concentrated granules preserve the full spectrum of active compounds from whole herbs
- Rigorous testing — every batch tested for purity, potency, and heavy metal safety
- Classical formulas — time-honored combinations used for centuries, produced to modern quality standards
- Practitioner trusted — recommended and used by licensed TCM practitioners across North America
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Wen Jing Tang
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1 granules (100g/bottle).
Item Number: B115
English Name: Five Restoring Decoction
Formula Principles:
- Tonifies Qi
- Invigorates the Blood
- Unblocks the channels
- Promotes movement in the limbs *
Ingredients:
| Huang Qi | Astragalus Root |
| Dang Gui Wei | Chinese Angelica Root Branch |
| Chuan Xiong | Chuanxiong Rhizome |
| Chi Shao | Red Peony Root |
| Tao Ren (Dan) | Peach Kernel (Processed) |
| Hong Hua | Carthamus Flower |
| Di Long | Earthworm |
Other Ingredients: Maltodextrin
TCM Pattern
- Sequelae of Wind-Stroke
- Qi and Yang Deficiency with Blood Stasis Obstructing the Channels
- Wind-Phlegm causing Qi and Blood Stagnation
- Wei Syndrome due to Qi Deficiency with Blood Stasis
Dosage
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as tea, 2-3 daily.
*The information provided here is for healthcare professional practitioners only. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1 granules (100g/bottle).
Item Number: C020
English Name: Bupleurum Spreading Powder
Formula Principles:
- Spreads Liver Qi
- Promotes Qi circulation
- Harmonizes the Blood
- Alleviates pain
Ingredients:
| Chai Hu | Bupleurum Root |
| Zhi Qiao (Fu Chao) | Bitter Orange (Processed)* |
| Bai Shao | White Peony Root |
| Chuan Xiong | Chuanxiong Rhizome |
| Xiang Fu (Cu Zhi) | Cyperus Rhizome (Processed) |
| Gan Cao (Mi) | Licorice Root (Processed) |
|
Chen Pi |
Tangerine Peel |
Allergen: Contains Wheat & Gluten
Other Ingredients: Maltodextrin
TCM Pattern
- Liver Qi Stagnation
- Liver Qi Stagnation: Liver Qi Invades the Stomach
Dosage
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as tea, 2-3 daily.
Also available as Capsules.
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1 granules (100g/bottle).
Item Number: D060
English Name: Dang Gui Four Decoction
Formula Principles: Warms the Channels
Disperses Cold
Nourishes the Blood
Remove the Blood Stasis
Ingredients:
| Bai Shao | White Peony Root |
| Da Zao | Jujube Fruit |
| Dang Gui | Chinese Angelica Root |
| Gan Cao (Mi) | Licorice Root (Processed) |
| Gui Zhi | Cinnamon Twig |
| Xiao Tong Cao | Stachyurus Pith |
Other Ingredients: Maltodextrin
TCM Pattern:
Cold in the Channels due to Blood Deficiency Jue Yin Cold
Dosage:
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as tea, 2-3 daily.
Also available as Capsules.
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1 granules (100g/bottle).
Item Number: D100
English Name: Angelica & Mistletoe Combination
Formula Principles:
- Disperses Wind-Dampness
- Scatters Cold
- Stops Bi pain
- Tonifies the Kidneys and Liver
- Tonifies Qi
- Nourishes the Blood*
Ingredients:
| Du Huo | Pubescent Angelica Root |
| Sang Ji Sheng | Mistletoe Herb |
| Du Zhong (Yan Zhi) | Eucommia Bark (Processed) |
| Niu Xi (Huai) | Achyranthes Root |
| Qin Jiao | Largeleaf Gentian Root |
| Fu Ling | Poria |
| Rou Gui | Cassia Bark |
| Fang Feng | Saposhnikovia Root |
| Chuan Xiong | Chuanxiong Rhizome |
| Bai Shen | Ginseng Root |
| Gan Cao | Licorice Root |
| Dang Gui | Chinese Angelica Root |
| Bai Shao | White Peony Root |
| Sheng Di Huang | Rehmannia |
TCM Pattern
- Bi Syndrome with Kidney and Liver Deficiency
- Bi Syndrome with Qi and Blood Deficiency
- Invasion of the muscles and bones by Wind-Cold-Damp
- Atrophy disorder
Dosage
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as tea, 2-3 daily.
Also available as Capsules.
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1 granules (100g/bottle).
Item Number: P010
Chinese Name: Ping Wei San
English Name: Magnolia & Ginger Formula
Formula Principles:
Dries Dampness and activates the spleen, moves Qi, harmonizes the stomach, strengthens the spleen's transporting function
Ingredients:
| Cang Zhu (Fu Chao) |
Atractylodes Rhizome (Processed)* |
| Hou Po (Jiang Zhi) |
Officinal Magnolia Bark (Processed) |
| Chen Pi | Tangerine Peel |
| Gan Cao (Mi) | Licorice Root (Processed) |
Other Ingredients: Maltodextrin
TCM Pattern:
Cold-Damp distress on the spleen disturbs the lungs, Damp stagnation in the spleen and stomach
Dosage
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as tea, 2-3 daily.
Allergen Information: Contains Wheat & Gluten
Full-spectrum, water-based herbal extract; concentrated 5:1 granules (100g/bottle).
Item Number: S077
English Name: Cnidium & Notopterygium Combination
Formula Principles:
Invigorates the circulation of Qi and blood, removes blood stagnation in the channels and collaterals, unblocks painful obstructions
Ingredients:
| Qin Jiao | Largeleaf Gentian Root |
| Chuan Xiong | Chuanxiong Rhizome |
| Tao Ren (Dan) | Peach Kernel (Processed) |
| Hong Hua | Carthamus Flower |
| Gan Cao | Licorice Root |
| Qiang Huo |
Notopterygium Rhizome and Root |
| Mo Yao (Chao) | Myrrh (Processed) |
| Dang Gui | Chinese Angelica Root |
| Di Long | Earthworm |
| Chuan Niu Xi | Cyathula Root |
| Xiang Fu (Cu Zhi) | Cyperus Rhizome (Processed) |
| Wu Ling Zhi (Cu Zhi) | Squirrel’s Droppings (Processed) |
Other Ingredients: Maltodextrin
TCM Pattern:
Painful obstruction due to Qi and blood stagnation
Dosage
Mix 4.5 g in hot water and drink as tea, 2-3 daily.
Also available as Capsules.
Wen Dan Tang
Common questions
Many are, but it depends on the formula. Chinese herbal medicine is used alongside conventional care every day in East Asia, and that is how we work too — we will never ask you to stop a prescription. That said, some botanicals do interact with common medications. Check the safety notes on the individual product page, and if you are on multiple prescriptions, bring the formula to your prescribing provider or ask us first.
You can start on your own. The protocol packages exist precisely so you have a sensible starting point without a consultation, and the free articles and videos are there to help you choose. If you have a complicated history — several diagnoses, a long medication list, or symptoms that have resisted everything — a consultation will save you money rather than cost it.
Honestly, it varies enough that any number we printed here would be misleading. Some people notice a shift in days; for others it is a matter of months, and for chronic conditions the work is usually measured in months rather than weeks. What we can say is that if nothing at all has changed after a full course, the formula is probably wrong for you — and that is worth a conversation, not a second bottle.
Our botanicals are sustainably wildcrafted in partnership with Chengdu University of TCM and Southwest Minzu University, and tested for purity and potency at an independent Chinese FDA-certified laboratory in Sichuan Province. Where a product comes from a partner brand, that is named on the product page.
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