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  1. Da Mai Miao powder, unsulfured
    Da Mai Miao powder, unsulfured
    Hordeum vulgare herb
    大麥苗粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bg
    MW Code: 5409SFP
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    Da Qing Ye, extract powder
    Isatis indigotica leaf
    大青葉濃縮粉
    100 g/bt
    MW Code: 5215C
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    Da Qing Ye, unsulfured
    Isatis indigotica leaf
    大青葉-無琉磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5215SF
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    Dai Zhe Shi powder, unsulfured
    Haematitum mineral
    代赭石粉-無琉磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5960SFP
  5. Dan Dou Chi, powder, unsulfured
    Dan Dou Chi, powder, unsulfured
    Glycine max seed- prepared
    淡豆豉粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5870SFP
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    Dan Shen, powder, unsulfured
    Salvia miltiorrhiza root
    丹參粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5730SFP
  7. Dan Zhu Ye, powder, unsulfured
    Dan Zhu Ye, powder, unsulfured
    Lophatherum gracile herb
    淡竹葉粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5508SFP
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    Dang Gui Pian, unsulfured powder- Certified Organic
    Angelica sinensis root
    當歸粉-有機
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4697NP
  9. Dang Gui Wei, powder, unsulfured
    Dang Gui Wei, powder, unsulfured
    Angelica sinensis root- tail
    當歸尾粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4694SFP
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    Dang Gui, powder, unsulfured
    Angelica sinensis root
    當歸粉-無琉磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4697SFP
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    Dang Shen, powder, unsulfured
    Codonopsis pilosula root
    黨參粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4120SFP
  12. Deng Xin Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Deng Xin Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Juncus effusus pith
    燈心草粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5581SFP
  13. Di Fu Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Di Fu Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Kochia scoparia fruit
    地膚子粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5385SFP
  14. Di Gu Pi, powder, unsulfured
    Di Gu Pi, powder, unsulfured
    Lycium chinense root-bark
    地骨皮粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5082SFP
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    Di Huang (shu), extract powder
    Rehmannia glutinosa root- prepared
    地黃 ( 熟 ) 濃縮粉
    100 g/bt
    MW Code: 5720C
  16. Di Yu, powder, unsulfured
    Di Yu, powder, unsulfured
    Sanguisorba officinalis root
    地榆粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5734SFP
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    Ding Xiang powder, unsulfured
    Eugenia caryophyllata flower bud
    丁香粉-無琉磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5110SFP
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    Dong Chong Xia Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Cordyceps mycelium
    冬蟲夏草菌絲體粉
    100 g/bt
    MW Code: 2162P
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    Dong Kui Guo powder, unsulfured
    Malva verticillata fruit powder
    冬葵果粉-無琉磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5811SFP
  20. Du Huo, powder, unsulfured
    Du Huo, powder, unsulfured
    Angelica pubescens root
    獨活粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5615SFP
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    Du Zhong, powder, unsulfured
    Eucommia ulmoides bark
    杜仲粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4320SFP
  22. E Bu Shi Cao, powder, unsulfured
    E Bu Shi Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Centepida minima herb
    鵝不食草粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5471SFP
  23. E Wei, powder, unsulfured
    E Wei, powder, unsulfured
    Ferula sinkiangensis resin
    阿魏粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5010SFP
  24. E Zhu, powder, unsulfured
    E Zhu, powder, unsulfured
    Curcuma wenyujin rhizome
    莪朮粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5804SFP
  25. Er Cha, powder, unsulfured
    Er Cha, powder, unsulfured
    Acacia catechu essence
    兒茶粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5005SFP
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    Fan Xie Ye, powder, unsulfured
    Cassia angustifolia leaf
    番瀉葉粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5203SFP
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    Fang Feng, powder, unsulfured
    Saposhnikovia divaricata root
    防風粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5740SFP
  28. Fei Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Fei Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Torreya grandis seed
    榧子粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5875SFP
  29. Feng Fang, powder, unsulfured
    Feng Fang, powder, unsulfured
    Polistes madarinus saussure
    蜂房粉-無硫磺
    500 grams/bag
    MW Code: 5968SFP
  30. Fo Shou, powder, unsulfured
    Fo Shou, powder, unsulfured
    Citrus medica fruit
    佛手粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5362SFP
  31. Fu Ling Pi, powder, unsulfured
    Fu Ling Pi, powder, unsulfured
    Poria cocos sclerotium- skin
    茯苓皮粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4735SFP
  32. Fu Ling, powder, unsulfured
    Fu Ling, powder, unsulfured
    Poria cocos fungus
    茯苓粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4711SFP
  33. Fu Pen Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Fu Pen Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Rubus chingii fruit
    覆盆子粉-無硫磺
    500 grams/bag
    MW Code: 5418SFP
  34. Fu Ping, powder, unsulfured
    Fu Ping, powder, unsulfured
    Spirodela polyrrhiza herb
    浮萍粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5502SFP
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    Fu Shen, powder, unsulfured
    Poria cocos sclerotium- spirit
    茯神粉-無硫磺
    500 grams/bag
    MW Code: 4728SFP
  36. Fu Xiao Mai, powder, unsulfured
    Fu Xiao Mai, powder, unsulfured
    Triticum aestivum fruit
    浮小麥粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5428SFP
  37. Gan Cao (Zhi), powder, unsulfured
    Gan Cao (Zhi), powder, unsulfured
    Glycyrrhiza uralensis root- honey-fried
    甘草(炙)粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4815SFP
  38. Gan Cao Powder, unsulfured - Certified Organic
    Gan Cao Powder, unsulfured - Certified Organic
    Glycyrrhiza uralensis root
    甘草粉-有機
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4812NP
  39. Gan Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Gan Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Glycyrrhiza uralensis root
    甘草粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 4812SFP
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    Gan Jiang, powder, unsulfured
    Zingiber officinale rhizome
    乾薑粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5806SFP
  41. Gao Ben, powder, unsulfured
    Gao Ben, powder, unsulfured
    Ligusticum sinense root & rhizome
    藁本粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5674SFP
  42. Gao Liang Jiang, powder, unsulfured
    Gao Liang Jiang, powder, unsulfured
    Alpinia officinarum rhizome
    高良薑粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5771SFP
  43. Ge Gen, powder, unsulfured
    Ge Gen, powder, unsulfured
    Pueraria thomsonii root
    葛根粉-無硫磺
    500 grams/bag
    MW Code: 5716SFP
  44. Gou Qi Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Gou Qi Zi, powder, unsulfured
    Lycium barbarum fruit
    枸杞子粉-無硫磺
    500 grams/bag
    MW Code: 4520SFP
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    Gou Teng, powder, unsulfured
    Uncaria rhynchophylla twig & thorn
    鉤藤粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5759SFP
  46. Gu Jing Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Gu Jing Cao, powder, unsulfured
    Eriocaulon buergerianum flower
    谷精草粉-無硫磺
    500 grams/bag
    MW Code: 5124SFP
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    Gu Sui Bu, powder, unsulfured
    Drynaria fortunei rhizome
    骨碎補粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5794SFP
  48. Gu Ya, powder, unsulfured
    Gu Ya, powder, unsulfured
    Oryza sativa fruit
    谷芽粉-無硫磺
    500 g/bag
    MW Code: 5406SFP
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The Great Harmonizing Prescription: Xiao Chai Hu Tang
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Essential Travel Formulas
No matter your type or time of travel, the family First-Aid kit is an essential item. Though the standard First-aid kit contains the usual emergency care items, traditional Chinese medicine has it...
Ear Discomfort in Children
An understanding of the unique nature of children's physiologies from the TCM perspective is essential in both diagnosing the specific nature of these clinical pictures, and in putting together...
Fires and Metal: Fall Lung Formulas
Autumn is the season of metal, and pertains to the Lung and Large Intestine organs. It is the season of dryness in Chinese medicine, and as we have experienced here in California, it is also the seaso...
Margarite Acne Pills
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Case Study: Treatment for “Fen Ci” (粉刺) with TCM
Chinese herbal medicine can be very helpful to control one of the most common skin conditions in the world, known in traditional Chinese medicine as Fen Ci (粉刺) or “white thorns”, which can have a...
Product Manufacturing - How Things are Made
Have you ever wondered how a Teapill is formed into a small, round ball? How do we extract the essential ingredients from herbs without losing their potency in our extract powders? What's an &quo...
Mayway Manufacturing
For more than 50 years, we have been committed to providing products of the highest quality. We have carefully chosen exceptional manufacturing partners to create our products. Starting materials are ...
Quality Assurance and Control
Scientific testing and data serve to confirm that a product meets safety and other quality parameters. However, we believe that the essence of Chinese medicine, its power, is not something that is eas...
What We Can Learn from East Asian Clinics: Specialization
In China, Taiwan, Japan, and Korea traditional medicine is 99.9% herbs. In fact, you could walk around a random Chinese city all day and not find a single acupuncture clinic, but pass plenty of herba...
Spring Recipe: Cloud Ear and Cucumber Salad
Mushrooms and fungus are well-known for having health benefits, and the cloud ear fungus (yun mu er) is no exception. Used in cooking since the 6th century, this ingredient benefits healthy blood cir...
Adaptogens and Chinese Herbology
The concept of an herbal adaptogen is a relatively recent one and its origin dates back to 1947 to a Soviet scientist, Nikolai Lazarev. Lazarev was searching for substances that would improve human ...
Teapill Upgrades: New Technology for TCM at Lanzhou Foci
On June 22, fifty-foot tall red banners celebrated the transition to next level teapill manufacturing in Lanzhou. Lanzhou Foci, the maker of Min Shan® and most of our Plum Flower® teapills, reached a...
Chinese Medicinal Herb Beer
Recently, one of our staff who is a homebrewer, and another who is our chief herbalist collaborated on a brewing experiment using Chinese herbs. After much discussion and some decoction sampling, we...
TCM Treats for Friends and Family
We are all busy towards the end of the year, so why not make life easier and get some holiday shopping done while placing your order with us at Mayway? We have all sorts of gift-worthy items you may...
Herbal Foot Soak
According to Chinese Medicine, winter is a great time to tonify the Kidney, so why not do it with a warm, soothing foot bath? It's not just a nice way to relax - by tonifying we also strengthen o...
Trip to Bozhou, Part 2: The People
My favorite part of travelling in China (and most anywhere) is meeting new people and learning about their lives. On this visit I met quite a few “herb people" of varying backgrounds, and witness...
The Year of the Earth Dog and its Clinical Implications
In February, we celebrate Chinese New Year and begin the Year of the Yang Earth Dog. What does this mean for you and your patients? In this article we explore the energetics of the year, how they infl...
77.18 Shen Guan and Three Emperors – Master Kidney Point
“Shen Guan” means Kidney Gate. This is Dr. Tung’s master Kidney point (77.18), and there is no more powerful point for the Kidney. It tonifies not only the Kidney, but also the Spleen and the Yin, and...
“Relieve Depression and Plant Jade Decoction” for the Treatment of Infertility caused by Mental Emotional Depression
Women are infertile for many reasons. Although many have significant Kidney deficiency or other etiologies, a large percentage of infertility cases are actually due to mental depression causing longst...
2017: The Year of the Fire Rooster and its Clinical Implications
2017 brings the Year of the Fire Rooster. As you may know, the energy of each year is different, and is named for its Chinese Zodiac animal. Each animal represents different energetic implications for...
Winter Recipe: Reishi Hot Cocoa
It’s the time of year to get cozy with a steaming mug of hot chocolate, and what better way to add a little warmth than with herbs? Drinking chocolate is a New World tradition that goes back to the ti...
A Growing Conversation for Domestic Production 2016
The Chinese Medicinal Herb Farm in Northern California, is primarily an educational and research farm and to date have grown out more than 260 different Chinese herb crops. Herb quality, ecological cu...
Comment on the NY Attorney General’s recent investigation of herbal supplements
In the news recently was an article involving dietary supplements that has attracted a lot of attention. The New York State Attorney issued cease-and-desist letters to four national retail chains, dem...
Hypothesis on the Purpose of Domestication of Prunus persica Dated to 8,000 BP (Before Present) at Kuahuqiao, Zhejiang Province
Recent research has arisen that, seen through the eyes of this author, suggests we can now confidently move the date of the history of herbal medicine back beyond 5,000 years to at least 8,000 years B...
Helping Children with Autism, a Chinese Medical Perspective
Formulas for children with Autism will vary according to the defining symptoms. A typical pattern in Autism is Shen disturbance and a deficient middle jiao, accompanied by impeded movement of qi and B...
Releasing Trauma: Late versus Early-Onset in the Treatment of PTSD
The archetypal image of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is that of a war-torn veteran, but in an era of rampant accumulating stressors, horrifying news stories, and tragic imagery from around th...
Herb Processing at the Mayway Hebei Facility
In April the Mayway Hebei facility in Anguo opened its doors for tours for the first time and I was fortunate to be among the Mayway US staff that led the tour. My first impression as I walked into th...
Mayway Opens Its Doors to Students
This September, Mayway hosted its first ever student field trip. ACTCM professor Mark Frost brought over his Patent Medicines Class students to get a first-hand, behind-the- scenes look at the bu...
Glorious Chinese Medicinals- Changes, Differences, and Challenges in the Last Twenty Years
We are not left here on earth without recourse for our physical bodies. This was a recent revelation to me [in thought] after having been in the health care and education business for 40 years an...
An Argument for Delaying the Availability of Over-the-Counter Chinese Herbal Formulas in the United States
In contemporary American culture, Chinese herbal formulas have their highest potential for patients in the U.S. when prescribed by a licensed herbalist. The traditional use of Chinese herbal formulas ...
Treatment of Obesity with Chinese Medicine
Obesity (fei pang 肥胖) is on the rise worldwide and is the most common nutrition related disorder in the developed world. Most commonly it is associated with an increase in the energy value and quantit...
Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus with Chinese Medicine
Diabetes mellitus (tang niao bing 糖尿病, literally ‘sweet urine disease’) is an increasingly common disorder in both affluent and developing societies. Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a syndrome of impaired i...
Best Before Dates & Chinese Herbs
We have tested and retested many of our herbs and extract powders over the years, and have found that even after 5 years or more, that the product is essentially unchanged in terms of many testing par...
Determining the Appropriateness of a Formula
Many practitioners have contacted the Mayway consultants over the years with questions regarding how to determine whether a given formula is appropriate for their patient. Though there is not alw...
Fainting and Funny Turns: Part 1
Fainting is a sudden, brief loss of consciousness. The episode may be preceded by a variety of symptoms such as dizziness, hyperventilation, the feeling that one is sinking, or that everything is gett...
The Effects of the Use of Sulfites and Sulfur Fumigation
There are well documented effects and adverse effects regarding the creation and use of sulfur dioxide and sulfites on the environment, on the food we eat, and in the production of wine. In this artic...
Shen Qi Wu Wei Zi Wan / Abundant Qi Plus Teapills to strengthen Wei Qi and calm the Shen
According to Chinese medicine theory, a person can only be invaded by wind if it is either very strong or if the person’s Wei Qi is too weak. Although there is no true substitute for a good diet and a...
Winter Squash and Adzuki Bean Curry Recipe
Adzuki (sometimes spelled aduki) beans are the Chinese herb Chi xiao dou: sweet, sour and neutral to slightly cold, they drain dampness and heat from the body. When balanced with warming vegetables a...
Ba Ji Yin Yang Teapills to restore equilibrium of Yin and Yang
As the name Ba Ji Yin Yang Wan implies, this “Yin Yang” formula featuring Ba Ji Tian restores the equilibrium of Yin and Yang to the body by warming Kidney Yang and the Ming Men fire while simulta...
Zi Sheng Wan/Nourish Life Pills for a mixed excess and deficiency pattern of digestive upset
The primary goal of Zi Sheng Wan is to strengthen Spleen Qi and specifically the Spleen's ability to transform food and transport fluids, thus invigorating digestive function and increasing t...
Yu Dai Wan Teapills for Damp-Heat in the Uterus Causing Fluid Leakage
Yu Dai Wan supports the female reproductive system, at once clearing and tonifying to protect and balance vaginal flora and fauna. In traditional Chinese medicine normal vaginal discharge is produ...
Tian Ma Teapills - A Good Perimenopausal Formula?
In the modern clinic, Tian Ma Wan is often used for perimenopausal women with a mixed pattern of Liver and Kidney deficiency (Yin, Blood, possibly slight Yang Xu) and some combination of wind-damp Bi ...
Autumn Rain Teapills for Dry Cough
Dr. Wu Ju-Tong created Sha Shen Mai Men Dong Wan as a variation of Mai Men Dong Tang with the intention of treating dry cough in the Autumn. It was first published in his Systematic Differentiation of...
Si Ni San Wan to Release Constraint
In the modern clinic, Si Ni San is used for Liver Qi stagnation patterns with cold extremities, stress, emotional upset and digestive disturbance. Key symptoms include digestive issues in a patien...
Extract Powders and Granules - Questions and Answers
There seems to be growing fondness for the use of extract powders or granules to prescribe Chinese herbs by practitioners. They are convenient to use, patient compliance is better, and they lend thems...
Bai Zi Yang Xin to treat Heart, Liver, Kidney Blood and Yin deficiency causing Shen disturbance
In comparison with the more well-known An Shen Bu Xin Wan to calm the Shen, this formula was designed to primarily treat the underlying cause of the Shen disturbance, in this case Heart, Liver and Ki...
Coronavirus & Safety of Chinese Herbs
Because our products are sourced and manufactured in China, we want to address any concerns our customers and your patients may have about the safety of our products, particularly regarding ...
Coronavirus Effects on Our Herb Supply
Many of you have inquired as to if/how the coronavirus situation in China will affect our supply of herbs. We have been in regular contact with our suppliers and manufacturers since news of the outbre...
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