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Ao Yi Tea
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When chronic pain has you reaching for over-the-counter meds more often than you’d like, Ao Yi Tea offers another way — a traditional Tibetan Chinese herbal formula taken from the inside to ease discomfort, move stagnation, and restore circulation. Built on three clinic-proven botanicals: Du Yi Wei, Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis), and Bai Zhi.
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At Crawford Wellness, we reach for Ao Yi Tea as a drug-free, take-from-the-inside option for people managing chronic pain, fibromyalgia, neuropathy, arthritis, and complex chronic illness — especially the tight, fixed, cold, stagnation-type pain that flares in cold or damp weather.
Why Choose Ao Yi Tea
Naturally occurring analgesic compounds
Corydalis contains alkaloids — DHC, corydaline, and corydine — studied in research models for natural pain modulation.
Gentle on a sensitive system
No harsh additives — an easygoing alternative for those who don’t tolerate OTC pain relievers well.
1,000+ years of Tibetan practice
Du Yi Wei is traditionally regarded as the strongest pain-relieving herb in Tibetan medicine.
A box that lasts · 30 teabags
Each teabag rebrews several times, so a single box stretches a long way into a daily routine.
What’s Inside
Du Yi Wei (Lamiophlomis Herba) · the “Tibetan Pain Crusher”
The deep, fast-acting heart of the formula. Moves blood and clears stagnation, lifts “damp obstruction” from joints and tissues, and is traditionally used for trauma, joint pain, and chronic stagnation — ethnobotanically sourced from high-altitude Tibetan regions.
Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis Rhizoma) · the science-backed analgesic
Home to 80+ naturally occurring alkaloids. DHC, the most abundant, has been studied for calming inflammatory pain responses, while corydaline and corydine support the body’s own pain-modulating pathways.
Bai Zhi (Radix Angelicae Dahuricae) · releases surface tension
Lifts and disperses pain near the surface — head and facial tension, neck and shoulder tightness, and damp-cold patterns — balancing the deeper actions of the other two herbs.
Who It’s For
- Stagnation-type pain — tight, fixed, deep, or cold patterns, often worse in cold or damp weather
- Muscular aches from work, training, or overuse, and post-exercise recovery soreness
- Back, hip & joint discomfort — occasional or chronic lower-body pain and stiffness
- Head & face tension — Bai Zhi specifically targets head and facial discomfort
- Menstrual discomfort — traditional support for cyclical pain and cramping
- Anyone who finds themselves reaching for OTC pain meds more than they’d like
What people notice: a warm, circulating sensation, tight areas beginning to loosen, a gentle lift in mood, and pain that feels lighter or less “fixed.” Some feel it within minutes; for others the benefit builds over days of consistent use.
How to Use
Traditional brewing
- Pour boiling water over one teabag and steep for 10–15 minutes.
- Rebrew the same teabag multiple times until the flavor fades — this draws the most from the herbs.
French press method
- Place several teabags in a French press, press, and serve.
- Keep adding hot water throughout the day for evolving color and flavor.
For best results, enjoy daily as part of your wellness routine. No additives or preservatives — keep in a cool, dry place and refrigerate after opening.
No Additives
No Preservatives
Traditional Tibetan Formula
Clinic-Proven Botanicals
High-Altitude Du Yi Wei
These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your licensed practitioner before use if pregnant, nursing, or managing a complex chronic condition.
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