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What Is Solar Term?
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A solar term is a traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar that matches a particular astronomical event or signifies some natural phenomenon. Each solar term (14 or 15 days) suggests the position of the sun travels 15 degrees on the ecliptic longitude. A cycle is the earth revolving around the sun for once (a year). The twenty-four solar terms begin from the beginning of spring (Li Chun) and end at greater cold (Da Han). It originated from China approximately 5000+ years ago and then spread throughout Korea, Vietnam, and Japan, including countries in the East Asian cultural sphere. Although each term was named based on the seasonal changes of climate in the North China Plain, people living in the different climates still use it with no changes. This is exhibited by the fact that traditional Chinese, Hanja, and Kanji characters for most of the solar terms are identical.
the 24 Solar Terms
On December 1, 2016, the 24 Solar Terms (二十四节气) were inscribed by UNESCO as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This recognition celebrates the Solar Terms as a living system of knowledge passed down through generations—one that reflects the changing seasons, climate patterns, and human adaptation to nature.
Developed over 2,000 years ago, the 24 Solar Terms divide the year into 24 sun-based intervals, guiding agricultural activities, daily routines, and health practices. They continue to influence how we dress, eat, live, and care for our well-being—offering a timeless rhythm for living in harmony with nature.
Our aren't just beverages - they're functional wellness tools, crafted with centuries of herbal wisdom.
They help with issues such as dampness, heat, fatigue, sluggish digestion, and blood deficiency.
Autumn Infusion Drink
Lotus Dew Infusion 荷露清润茶
Winter Melon Lotus Leaf Tea
Drinking this tea during the Beginning of Autumn (立秋) helps support the body's transition from summer to autumn by eliminating lingering damp-heat while gently promoting fluid metabolism and digestion.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- Individuals with sluggish digestion and fluid retention
- Those prone to puffiness or damp-heat-related weight gain
- People who feel heavy, bloated, or tired in humid weather
- Seasonal body regulation and detox during the late summer to early autumn transition
Winter Melon Peel (冬瓜皮)
Promotes urination and reduces swelling. Traditionally used to clear heat and detoxify, preventing dampness from settling deeper in the body.
Lotus Leaf (荷叶)
A gentle, elegant herb known for regulating fluids, reducing fat absorption, and dispelling summer heat. Its mild nature makes it suitable for most body types — but not for very thin individuals due to its strong fat-metabolizing effect.
Optional Green or White Tea
Adds a light refreshing taste and promotes additional fluid transformation — best suited for those who enjoy a traditional tea profile. Omit for a caffeine-free option.
Earth Cleanse Infusion 祛痘排毒茶
Dandelion Root with Purslane
Earth Cleanse Infusion is a grounding and detoxifying tea designed for the seasonal transition around 处暑 (End of Heat). It helps relieve internal damp-heat, promote skin clarity, and support digestive and liver function.
This formula is especially helpful during periods of seasonal skin breakouts, bloating, or sluggish elimination caused by internal heat and humidity.
🌿 Particularly beneficial for:
Individuals experiencing facial acne, especially around the cheeks and nose
People prone to constipation and gut-liver imbalance
Those feeling heavy, bloated, or sluggish during humid weather
Supporting post-summer detox and autumn dryness balance
Portulaca (马齿苋):
A cooling herb that clears heat and detoxifies. Traditionally used for treating skin eruptions, digestive heat, and inflammation.
Dandelion Root (蒲公英根):
Supports liver detox and digestive function. Helps reduce swelling and inflammation—internally and externally.
White Tea (Optional 白茶):
A gentle cooling tea that enhances the detox properties of this blend. Can be omitted for a caffeine-free version.
White Dew Infusion 白露疏脉饮
Vascular Support Formula
Drinking this tea during 白露 (White Dew) helps counteract the effects of large day-night temperature shifts, which can increase cardiovascular stress and trigger blood vessel constriction—especially in older adults.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- Older individuals with signs of blood vessel stiffness or high cholesterol
- Those experiencing circulation issues, such as cold hands and feet
- People with high-fat diets or sedentary lifestyles
- Individuals prone to phlegm-damp buildup (add Chenpi)
Winter Melon Peel (冬瓜皮)
Traditionally used to clear heat, drain dampness, and promote urination. It helps remove internal "turbid" fluids and reduce swelling.
Hawthorn (山楂)
Helps lower blood pressure and cholesterol, improves circulation, and softens hardened arteries. Also aids in digestion.
Oolong Tea (or White Tea)
Enhances fat metabolism, supports liver qi flow, and adds an aromatic boost. White tea can be used as a caffeine-free alternative.
🌿 Optional Herbal Additions
- Aged Tangerine Peel (陈皮): For phlegm- damp constitution
- Lotus Leaf (荷叶): For those with excess stomach acid or to support weight loss
⚠️ NOTE:
Hawthorn (山楂) is not suitable during pregnancy.
This tea has a slightly sour profile. Those with excess stomach acid or ulcers should add lotus leaf to neutralize acidity.
Three-Flower Chenpi Infusion 陈皮三花饮
Drinking this tea during the Autumn Equinox (秋分) helps regulate qi, clear internal heat, support digestion, and freshen internal breath.
It is especially beneficial for:
- People with recurring acne or internal damp-heat
- Individuals with bad breath or body odor related to digestive imbalance
- Those experiencing sluggish digestion after summer
- Anyone seeking gentle detox and qi regulation in early autumn
Rose Buds (玫瑰花)
Regulates liver qi, enhances circulation, supports emotional balance.
Jasmine Flowers (茉莉花)
Removes internal “stale” qi, reduces odor, and promotes clarity.
Honeysuckle (金银花)
Clears heat and toxins, especially effective for skin conditions like acne, redness, or inflammation.
Aged Tangerine Peel (陈皮)
Strengthens spleen and digestion, relieves bloating and phlegm accumulation.
Licorice Root (甘草)
Balances the formula, harmonizes herbs, soothes sensitive skin and gut lining.
Osmanthus Warm Infusion 桂子暖香茶
Cold Dew (寒露 Hán Lù) marks the transition from cool to cold weather in early April (Southern Hemisphere). During this time, dry air, temperature dips, and increased wind can weaken the lungs and disrupt sleep and mood.
This tea supports the body during the Cold Dew period by gently nourishing the liver and lungs while warming the system and relieving dryness.
Particularly beneficial for:
- Individuals with dry eyes, blurred vision, brittle nails, or hand/foot tingling
- Women experiencing scanty or irregular periods
- People under stress with bloating or digestive upset
- Individuals with dry cough and itchy throat (white, cold phlegm)
- Those waking up around midnight or having trouble falling asleep
- Anyone feeling more sensitive to cold mornings and evenings
桂花 Osmanthus Flower
- A fragrant, warming flower used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
- Warms the lungs and disperses cold
- Regulates qi, relieves cough, and freshens breath
- Calms the stomach and supports digestion
枸杞 Goji Berries
- Neutral and nourishing, supporting liver blood and kidney yin.
- Moistens lungs and improves vision
- Tonifies liver and kidney for long-term vitality
- Contains antioxidants, amino acids, and essential micronutrients
Liver Ease & Clarity Brew 肝舒清饮
Liver-Nourishing & Eye-Soothing
养肝明目
Drinking this tea during 霜降 Shuāng Jiàng (Frost’s Descent) supports the body as it transitions from autumn to winter, especially when symptoms like eye fatigue, insomnia, dry skin, constipation, or irritability arise.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- Those experiencing dry or red eyes due to overuse or lack of sleep
- Individuals with restless sleep or insomnia in colder months
- People prone to irritability, tension, or dryness from liver blood deficiency
- Anyone needing gentle support for liver and eye health during seasonal change
Longan (桂圆肉)
A sweet, warming fruit that nourishes blood, calms the spirit, and supports restful sleep.
Red Dates (大枣)
Supports Spleen and Qi, harmonises other herbs, nourishes blood and gently supports the immune system.
Goji Berries (枸杞子)
Tonifies liver and kidney, brightens eyes, enriches yin.
Chrysanthemum (菊花)
Cools and clears the liver, benefits the eyes, helps with red or tired eyes caused by heat or liver yin deficiency.
winter Infusion Drink
Kidney Treasure Brew 肾珍养生茶
Drinking this tea during 立冬 helps with conditions such as cold in the stomach or uterus, lower abdominal pain, cold limbs, and sensitivity to cold temperatures.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- Women with menstrual cramps caused by cold
- Elderly with cold-related lower back pain
- Children with nighttime bedwetting (due to cold in the bladder)
- Supports Kidney Yin & Yang harmony
Fennel: A common kitchen spice and a medicinal herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Especially effective for warming the body and dispelling cold.
Red Tea (Option): Acts as a guiding herb (herbal activator), enhancing fennel’s digestive-warming properties.
About Our Premium Red Tea
Our Premium Red Tea is smooth and rich in antioxidants. It supports digestion, promotes fat metabolism, and offers gentle warmth to invigorate yang without overstimulation.
⚠️ Note:
Since fennel is a warming herb used to treat cold-related conditions, it is not suitable during episodes of internal heat (e.g. swollen gums, mouth ulcers, etc.). Pause consumption during such times and resume once symptoms subside.
Yin Restore Infusion 滋阴清热茶
Drinking this tea during the 小雪 solar term (Minor Snow) helps replenish yin, moisten internal dryness, and relieve signs of internal heat such as night sweats, dry throat, flushed cheeks, and restlessness.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- People with yin-deficiency-related symptoms (dry mouth, night heat, insomnia)
- Women experiencing menopausal hot flashes or postpartum fatigue
- Those recovering from illness, stress, or overwork
- Individuals with dry skin or dry intestines during winter
- Supports Kidney & Liver Yin nourishment
Black Mulberries (桑葚干)
A classic TCM herb to nourish kidney yin and enrich the blood; supports brain, bones, and skin.
Raisins (葡萄干)
Gently replenishes qi and blood, helps moisten dryness, and supports digestive comfort.
💡 Warm Tip:
This tea is especially suitable throughout winter for individuals with yin deficiency and internal heat, helping to nourish blood and support overall vitality.
Breathe Clear Infusion 鼻顺调和茶
Chest & Breath Comfort
In winter, wind-cold pathogens can easily obstruct the nose and lungs, leading to stuffy nose, headaches, post-nasal drip, and even sinus inflammation. Inspired by classical TCM theory, Breathe Clear Infusion uses a combination of warming, dispersing, and moistening herbs to gently restore balance in the upper respiratory system.
Breathe Clear Infusion 鼻顺调和茶 is formulated to ease upper respiratory congestion, unblock nasal passages, and gently promote clear breathing through natural herbal ingredients.
This tea is particularly beneficial for:
- Individuals suffering from nasal congestion or blocked sinuses
- Those with runny nose, post-nasal drip, or mild sinus pressure
- People recovering from cold or flu with lingering stuffy nose and cough
- Those sensitive to wind-cold attacks during winter
Scallion White with Root (葱白连须)
A warming herb that promotes circulation, dispels wind, and opens nasal passages. Traditionally used for early-stage cold symptoms like nasal stuffiness and headaches.
Licorice Root (甘草)
Soothes the throat, reduces inflammation, and helps loosen sticky phlegm for easier expectoration. Also harmonizes the overall formula.
Red Dates (大枣)
Nourish the spleen and harmonize the herbal blend. Gently supports digestive strength and immunity during cold seasons.
Houttuynia Cordata (鱼腥草茶)
A natural anti-inflammatory herb used in TCM to clear heat, reduce swelling, and promote smooth sinus and respiratory function.
Solstice Ember Brew 冬至暖阳饮
Drinking this tea during the Winter Solstice (冬至) period supports the body during the coldest time of the year, when yang energy begins to stir and yin energy reaches its peak. This is the optimal time to nourish the kidney and spleen yang, dispel cold, and gently awaken digestive fire — all without caffeine.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- People who experience cold limbs, fatigue, or poor digestion in winter
- Those prone to abdominal cold pain or morning diarrhea
- Individuals with kidney yang or spleen yang deficiency
- Anyone looking for gentle warmth and seasonal nourishment
Cinnamon (肉桂):
Top-grade yang-tonifying herb in Chinese Medicine. Warms the kidneys, dispels cold, unblocks meridians, and gently redirects floating heat to the body’s core.
Yellow Ginger:
Spicy and aromatic, it warms the middle jiao (spleen & stomach), dispels dampness, and enhances digestion.
Premium Red Tea (Optional):
Smooth and rich in antioxidants, this fully fermented tea enhances the warming effect, promotes fat metabolism, and supports gentle yang activation.
Omit for a caffeine-free version.
Heart Ember Infusion 心暖甘枝饮
Winter Heart Tonic
Heart Ember Infusion is ideal for drinking during 小寒 (Minor Cold) and the coldest days of the year when the body’s yang energy is weakest and most vulnerable to cold invasion. It supports the Heart Yang and promotes gentle internal warmth.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- Individuals with cold hands and feet, or sensitivity to cold wind
- People who experience chest tightness, palpitations, or shortness of breath in cold weather
- Elderly or heart-deficient individuals prone to cold-induced cardiovascular discomfort
- Those seeking to support heart vitality and yang warmth naturally during winter
Cinnamon Twig (桂枝):
A warming branch from the cinnamon tree used in TCM to invigorate Heart yang, unblock chest qi, and support circulation. Its warmth helps dispel cold from the meridians and improve internal flow.
Licorice Root (甘草):
A sweet, harmonizing herb that tonifies qi, assists digestion, and enhances the effects of cinnamon twig. It also soothes the middle burner and supports heart nourishment.
About This Herbal Pairing
This classic duo of 桂枝 + 甘草 follows the TCM principle of 辛甘化阳 (spicy-sweet generates yang), making it especially useful in restoring warmth and promoting harmony in the body during the coldest periods.
Meridian Ease Infusion 经络舒饮
EmoQi Release
Meridian Ease Infusion is a caffeine-free infusion designed to smooth Liver Qi, ease emotional stress, and support digestion. It’s especially helpful during seasonal transitions when emotional tension and stagnation commonly affect both the mind and the digestive system.
It is particularly beneficial for:
- Individuals experiencing emotional stress, frustration, or mood swings
- People prone to bloating, belching, or indigestion related to Qi stagnation
- Those needing gentle support to harmonize internal flow and calm the spirit
- Complementing seasonal liver support, especially before and after winter
White Plum Blossom (白梅花)
Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to soothe Liver Qi, relieve stagnation, and clear emotional heat. Helps regulate digestion and reduce discomfort caused by Qi constraint.
Rose Bud (玫瑰花)
Known for its ability to move Qi and relieve emotional stress. Supports both the Liver and Spleen meridians, promoting internal harmony and digestive comfort.
🌿 Gentle Reminder
Our natural herb-infused drinks are designed for general wellness support and are suitable for most people. For those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, have existing medical conditions, or have sensitive digestive systems, please consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before use.
myofix natural herb-infused drinks FAQ
Are your herbal infusions caffeine-free?
Yes. All our herbal blends are 100% caffeine-free. They’re crafted from natural roots, flowers, and fruits to gently support your health without stimulating the nervous system.
What ingredients are used in the blend?
Each tea blend contains high-quality, natural herbs such as:
• Red Dates (Jujube)
• Goji Berries
• Dried Ginger
• Chenpi (Aged Tangerine Peel)
• Luo Han Guo (Monk Fruit)
• Licorice Root
…and more, depending on the specific formulation. All ingredients are free from artificial additives, preservatives, or caffeine.
Are your blends safe for everyone?
Most of our herbal teas are gentle and suitable for daily use. However, if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking medications, please consult with your healthcare provider or one of our qualified practitioners before consuming.
Are these suitable for children or pregnant women?
Some ingredients may not be suitable during pregnancy or for young children. We recommend speaking with your Myofix practitioner for personalized guidance.
Can I drink them every day?
Yes, our teas are designed for regular use to gently support your body over time. Consistency is key to experiencing the full benefits.
What health benefits can I expect?
Each blend targets different needs, such as:
• Boosting energy and immunity
• Supporting digestion
• Relieving stress and calming the mind
• Improving circulation and warming the body
We recommend speaking with one of our practitioners to select a tea that aligns with your health goals.
Where are the herbs sourced from?
We source our herbs from trusted suppliers who meet high standards of quality and safety.
Do you offer custom tea blends?
Yes, we offer personalized herbal tea formulations based on your individual health needs. Book a consultation with our qualified Chinese Medicine practitioners to get started.
Where can I buy Myofix Natural Herbal Tea?
You can purchase our teas:
• In-store at Myofix
• Online via our website or by scanning the QR code on the product card
• During your consultation with our practitioners
Brewing Method
How do I prepare these herbal infusions?
Simply:
1. Place all ingredients into a pot with 800ml–1000ml of water.
2. Simmer gently for 20–30 minutes.
3. Strain and enjoy warm.
4. Refill with hot water for a second brew.
Brewing instructions may vary slightly depending on the blend – check the label for details.
Red Dates (Jujube)
Nourishment from Nature
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), food and medicine share the same origin — an idea known as 药食同源. One shining example is the Chinese red date (jujube), cherished for both its rich nutritional value and therapeutic properties.
At Myofix, we incorporate red dates into daily wellness teas that gently support digestion, immunity, energy, and emotional balance. Explore our handcrafted recipes below.
Chenpi (Aged Tangerine Peel)
Traditional Herbal Wisdom for Modern Wellness
In the philosophy of 药食同源 — "food and medicine share the same source" —
Chenpi stands as a time-honored remedy for digestion, energy, and respiratory health. This aged tangerine peel not only enriches tea and food with fragrance and warmth, but also supports long-term well-being through its unique TCM properties.
mEDICINAL FOOD WELLNESS FAQ
What is “Medicinal Food Wellness”?
Medicinal Food Wellness is based on the TCM principle that many foods and herbs share the same origin and can be used both to nourish the body and prevent illness. It emphasizes natural, food-based ways to support long-term health.
Are your herbal ingredients safe to eat or drink?
Yes. All ingredients we use are classified as food-grade herbs (食药同源) and are approved for daily consumption. They are gentle, safe, and suitable for long-term wellness use.
Can I use these products if I have a medical condition?
In most cases, yes. However, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider if you have a specific medical condition or are on prescription medication.
Do these foods replace medicine or treatment?
No. Medicinal foods support your body’s balance and enhance wellness, but they do not replace professional medical treatment. They are a complementary part of your self-care and prevention strategy.
How often should I consume medicinal food products?
Most of our formulas are suitable for regular or seasonal use, depending on your condition and goals. Some are great for daily nourishment, while others are best used in cycles.
Do you offer customized herbal food plans?
Yes. We offer personalized wellness consultations. You’re welcome to speak with our qualified therapists or Chinese medicine practitioners at Myofix.
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