Tranquil Dew 温润如玉

Feeling that persistent, gnawing discomfort?

Who It's For

Best for working adults and the elderly with sensitive digestion — those who notice their stomach reacts to stress, strong coffee, irregular meals, or rich food. A gentle, long-term companion rather than a quick fix.

Whether it's the result of one too many espressos on an empty stomach, or the physical toll of a high-pressure week, Tranquil Dew is your immediate, gentle balm.

While many reach for temporary antacids, this caffeine-free TCM blend works on a deeper rhythm. It is designed to nurture Stomach Yin—caring for your sensitive lining and restoring balance where stress has worn it thin. It doesn't just "fix" a moment; it builds long-term resilience.

Why It's Different:

Beyond the Quick Fix: If you are tired of relying on antacids or snacks that quell the hollow sensation (that comes back with a vengeance), give this soothing blend a try.

Stomach & Lung Harmony: In TCM, Mai Men Dong nourishes both the Stomach & Lung systems, supporting your immunity while it calms your digestion.

Zero Triggers: Unlike warming ginger or cooling mint in stomach teas which can sometimes irritate a sensitive system, these herbs are neutral and "slippery" (lubricating), designed to coat and protect.

The "Slow" Sip: We use raw, whole herbs to ensure you receive the full medicinal decoction.

The Raw Ingredients:

Huai Shan (Chinese Yam): The gentle builder of Spleen Qi.

Mai Men Dong (Ophiopogon Tuber): The cooling moisture for "Stomach Fire."

Red Dates (Jujube): The blood-nourishing sweetness.

Gan Cao (Licorice Root): The "Great Harmonizer" that soothes spasms.

The Ritual

Savour the slow. To fully awaken the compounds, simmer the blend for 20–25 minutes. If you are out and about or commuting to an office, steep in a high-quality thermos for 30 minutes.

「 随风潜入夜， 润物细无声。」— 杜甫
The soft rain falls in the night, silently nourishing all things.

Safety Notes

• Hypertension or kidney conditions: Exercise caution if you have high blood pressure, kidney disease, or fluid retention. Licorice Root (Gan Cao) can promote sodium retention and potassium loss when consumed excessively in large amounts over extended periods.

• Pregnancy and young children: Due to glycyrrhizin, it is recommended for pregnant individuals or children to avoid consumption.

• Long-Term Use: Consult a healthcare provider if pregnant or planning to drink this daily for months without breaks, as prolonged intake of Licorice Root (Gan Cao) requires monitoring.