Chinese herbal medicine · 中藥
Herbal consultation, not one-size-fits-all products
Herbal consultation guided by Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, with formulas selected for the individual—not one-size-fits-all products.
What to expect
- Discussion of your goals and general health context.
- Tongue and pulse examination may be part of an in-person assessment.
- Herbs in the U.S. are generally regulated as dietary supplements—not FDA-approved drugs for diagnosing or treating disease.
Safety first
- Chinese herbs are not automatically safe because they are natural.
- Herbs may interact with medications and supplements.
- Pregnancy, nursing, and many health conditions require extra caution.
- Tell the practitioner about your full medication list and conditions in person—not through the website form.
- In the U.S., most Chinese medicinal herbs are sold as dietary supplements, not FDA-approved drugs for diagnosing or treating disease.
Traditional Chinese herbal practice often uses multi-herb “recipes” selected for the individual. Formulas may be prepared as teas, pills, or powders depending on the plan.
We do not promise cures or guaranteed outcomes. Whether herbs are appropriate depends on your situation; medical care from other clinicians should not be delayed when it is needed.
Next step
Ask about an herbal consultation
To schedule, please call (314) 567-6443. Open 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., seven days a week.