Meridian Soup Remedies The power of medicinal herbs combined with the goodness of bone soups is an age-old tradition of Food as Medicine. Meridian Soup Remedies embody this spirit and bring it to you in an easy to use preparation.
VisionBoost Bone Soup 明目滋養湯
Nourish Qi, Blood, & Essence to Optimize Vision
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
This soup recipe is designed to Tonify the Liver & Kidneys Yin/Blood, Augment the Kidney Essence, and Brighten the eyes. This delicious recipe is used to address declining visual acuity associated with aging and/or constitutional deficiencies.
Peaceful Sleep Soup 养心宁神汤
Nourish and Calm for Optimal Sleep
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
Inability to sleep well is a common problem. This delicious soup recipe is designed to enable the body to Calm the Spirit to optimize sleep. In Chinese medicine terms, it nourishes the Qi, Blood, and Yin of the Heart organ system, which houses the Spirit.
Lung Recovery Tonic Soup 滋补飬肺汤
Tonify Lung Qi & Yin to Optimize Recovery
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
This delicious herbal soup recipe Tonifies the Lung and Kidney Yin/Qi, both organ systems that are necessary for respiratory health. Additionally, the addition of American Ginseng and Reishi Mushrooms further strengthens the body’s defenses. These traditional Chinese medicine principles are consistent with optimizing the body to restore Lung function after getting respiratory diseases such as COVID.
Bone & Tendon Healing Soup - 舒筋活絡強骨湯
Supports Healing of Fractures and Torn Tendons
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
This great-tasting bone soup recipe assists with healing and fractures and is perfect for the recovery stages of trauma. This formulation optimizes the body’s ability to repair bones and tendons, especially in the elderly (decrease recovery ability) or athletes (repeated injuries). Recommended by Chinese herbal practitioners for generations.
Healthy Hair Tonic Soup - 養血補腎烏髮湯
Nourish Blood & Essence To Promote Healthy Hair
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
Blood and Essence are important substances that build strong and healthy hair in Chinese medicine. Aging or childbirth can tax the Blood & Essence resulting in poor hair quality, premature graying, split ends, etc. This age-old soup recipe has been used by new mothers and the elderly for hundreds of years to maintain youthful hair.
Immunity Boost Bone Soup - 參芪補身湯
Strengthens Body's Natural Defenses
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
This delicious bone soup boosts Defensive Qi which in Chinese medicine is associated warding off exterior conditions such as the common cold. In this soup recipe, there are Astragalus Root, American Ginseng, and Ganoderma (Reishi) Mushroom; among other powerful herbs that will help build up natural defenses.
Joint Support Bone Soup - 關節復健湯
Optimizes Joint Health
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
Joint health starts with good Liver & Kidney function in Chinese medicine. As we get older, our liver and kidneys get weaker and thus our joints suffer as a result. This delicious bone soup recipe is formulated to strengthen the bones and tendons thus strengthening the joint. This formulation has been used by Chinese medicine practitioners for many generations.
Lower Back Tonic Soup - 補腎壯腰湯
Strengthens lower back and hastens recovery
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 4-5 cups of soup.
This delicious herbal recipe is used traditionally to tonify the Liver & Kidneys to strengthen Sinew & Bones. Great for those with a chronic history of lower back pain; or during recovery stages of trauma, particularly in the elderly.
Postpartum Beauty Restoration with Lu Rong (Deer Velvet) - 產後大補湯 (含鹿茸)
Tonifies Qi, Blood, & Essence to Restore Beauty
Two packets/unit. Each packet makes 8 cups of soup.
Childbearing takes much Qi, Blood, & Essence out of the mother to give to the child. It is a very important time for postpartum moms to rest and restore those vital substances to restore beauty. Postpartum beauty restoration by tonifying is very well established in Chinese medicine, it is often the responsibility of the mother-in-law to oversee this process. Deer Velvet, Angelica Root, and American Ginseng are just some of the ingredients in our version of this age-old recipe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of Meridian Soup Remedies?
Great Taste
Easy measured-out ingredients
Vacuum packed for extended shelf-life
Detail cooking instructions on the package
Great for the entire family
Gluten-Free
Lab-tested herbs
How long should I cook the bone soup?
Bone soups usually require a minimal cooking time of 2-3 hours. The longer you cook the bones, the more marrow, and other goodness come out of the bone. Just make sure that you add extra water for extended cooking time.
How many days do I have to drink this soup to reap the benefits?
This all depends on each individual's constitution and condition. Generally, because this is food as medicine, you have much leeway on how often you want to consume this. A general recommendation is to start with 1 vacuum-packed to make 4-5 servings (see pkg for exact servings), consume within a week. If everything is agreeable, repeat again in the following week.
Can I share this with my family even if they don't need it?
Absolutely, Meridian Soup Remedies tonify and balance out the yin-yang systems which is beneficial to everyone.
Is there a good way to get rid of all the fat on the soup?
The best way to get rid of fat is to let the soup cool and put it in the refrigerator, once fat rise to the top, skim off the solidified fat off the top.
How long do the herbs last in the vacuum packs? What is the proper storage?
The vacuum-packed herbs, when put into the refrigerator, can last for a few months from the date of purchase.
How important is it to have beef and pork bones?
The purpose of Bone Soup is to have bones so it's pretty important. Beef and Pork bones are traditionally used but other bones may be substituted.
Are all formulations Gluten-Free?
Yes, they are!
Do I eat the herbs in the soup?
No, generally most herbs in the soup are NOT eaten, although there are exceptions such as the berries and dates.