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" It's a great pick me up after a long day at the office.   

 

I have patients taking this food as medicine for their chronic fatigue and have noticed a difference in their vitality! ”

Meaghan Sutter
LAc, OMD.

(Traditional Chinese Medicine
Practitioner, Port Orange Acupuncture)

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REFUEL & RECOVER FROM BURNOUT & ILLNESS

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Made in a

cGMP Facility

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Purity Tested

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Herbalist Formulated

Potent & Effective

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ACTIVE HERBAL
INGREDIENTS

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Shu Di Huang
Radix Rehmanniae Preparata

Shu Di Huang builds us up when we feel depleted by nourishing the blood and strengthening the kidney and adrenal systems.

 

This powerhouse herb reduces fatigue, boosts brain function, supports balanced hormones, and reduces inflammation.

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Huang Jing
Polygonatum

This adaptogenic herb supports recovery and recharges energy reserves.

 

Prized for fortifying the immune system by moistening the lungs, Huang Jing also calms the mind, balances mood, encourages proper digestion and nutrient absorption

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Bu Gu Zhi
Psorelea

A potent adrenal and kidney tonic, this herb supports daily energy and mental clarity. 

 

The time-tested ingredient also improves bone and joint health, urinary and reproductive function, nervous system balance and hair growth. 

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Dong Chong Xia Cao
Cordyceps

This adaptogenic mushroom targets the nervous and respiratory systems.

 

It improves blood oxygen levels, athletic performance, endurance, and recovery.

 

This versatile herb is a good fit for those with frequent colds, lung issues, compromised immune systems and chronic illness.

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Shilajit

Shilajit is an ancient mountain material rich in trace minerals and antioxidants. 

 

It is a bioavailable source of fulvic and humic acids, as well as more than 20 elements that are commonly lacking in modern diets such as iron, zinc and magnesium.

 

These nutrients enhance cellular energy production (ATP) and promote mitochondrial health.

 

The result: Improved moods, mental clarity, fertility, and overall well-being.

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Sea Moss

This super-food is renowned for promoting radiant skin and vitality at all life stages.

 

Sea moss nourishes the Yin and blood and supports lung, kidney, and digestive health.

 

It enhances collagen production, aids in toxin elimination, and reduces inflammation.

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Hei Zhi Ma
Black Sesame 

By nourishing Yin in the liver and kidneys, Hei Zhi Ma cools inflammation to encourage well-lubricated joints, clear vision, a calm mind, deep sleep and healthy bowel movements.

 

Its benefits extend to promoting the growth, strength, and luster of hair, nails, and skin.

Full Ingredients

Hei Zhi Ma (black sesame seeds), Bu Gu Zhi (psoralea), Dong Chong Xia Cao (cordyceps), Shu Di Huang (cooked rehmannia root), Sea Moss, Shilajit, Raw Honey, Celtic Sea Salt, Trace Minerals, Spring Water

WHAT
THEY'RE SAYING

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Valerie Hinkle-Marshall
Independent Filmaker 

"In a world where there are so many mental and physical obstacles, knowing that I'm supporting my deepest self on a molecular level feels like a great use of my time and money.  

 

After taking JING, ​I definitely feel like I can take the downs better and the highs feel more sustained."

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Anya Contierra
Clinical Herbalist
Edible & Medicinal Foraging Educator 

"I would recommend JING to literally anybody -- Kids, parents, teachers, athletes.

So many of us experience deep mineral and Jing depletion! It can be incorporated easily into snacks or meals, and covers the bases for a full spectrum mineral profile."

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Jessica Palma, MSN, NP-C
Holistic Nurse Practitioner

"I noticed a difference when I started incorporating JING into my rituals.
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I recommend it to all my clients and they love it too.
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The formula does it all- fights cramps, boosts energy, reduces brain fog, improves stamina, maintains body temp, aids neurological functioning and nerve signaling."

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  • Formula & Usage
    Traditional Medicine for Modern Life Kidney deficiency patterns have become common in modern society as we burn the candle at both ends. JING treats Jing Deficiency, Kidney Qi, Yin & Yang Deficiency, Lung Qi Deficiency, Blood Deficiency, or is used for preventative support as traditional longevity medicine. Read more about clinical symptoms here. Prescribe Jing if your patient: • Chronically feels burnt out, “wired but tired” • Is looking for an easy, tasty, powerful recovery and Adrenal support formula • Wants to retain vigor as they age • Prefers the taste of “food as medicine” vs. traditional herbals • Wants to support mitochondrial health & longevity How To Use: Suggested dose is 1-3 tsp daily for an adult 1-2 times daily for adults, 1 tsp 1-2 times daily for children. This is a safe food-as-medicine support and is intended to be enjoyed and used as needed. Try it by the spoonful or mix in hot milk of your choice to make a delicious sesame-latte. Add to your hot or blended beverages for a tasty nutrient boost. Some of our customers also use it as a spread on toast or cracker.
  • High Quality Standards
    JING is made using the highest quality traditional herbal medicine and mineral ingredients from trusted sources. To confirm quality, these are tested for any possible contaminants or adulterants. The tests include: Identity, assay, heavy metal, and microbial testing using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) Organoleptic testing Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC-MS) and Thin layer chromatography (TLC). This gives us confidence that each product contains exactly what it is intended to, and nothing more. JING is made with care in a cGMP-compliant facility in Florida.
  • Dosage, Allergens, Contraindications
    Dosage: Adults: 1-3 tsp 1-2 times daily Children: 1 tsp 1-2 times daily Allergen warnings: JING contains sesame. This product also contains raw honey and should not be given to children under 2 years. Processed in a cGMP facility that also processes common allergens such as soybeans, tree nuts, shellfish, or wheat. Pregnancy Warning: During pregnancy, do not exceed 2 tsp per day.
  • About the Herbalist
    Hayley Gardner MSOM DCCM LAc Herbalist and Chinese Medicine Practitioner, professor at Dragon Rises College of Oriental Medicine in Florida. Adapting classical herbal formulas for modern life has been Hayley's passion for more than 15 years. She apprenticed with Taiwanese master physician, Ni Hai-Sha, for eight years. After earning a Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine at the Florida College of Integrative Medicine, she completed extensive post-graduate herbal training with renowned Dr. Arnaud Versluys of the Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine. She has spent her career studying Han Dynasty texts, such as the Shang Han Lun (Treatise on Cold Damage Disorders) and Jin Gui Yao Lue (Essential Prescriptions from the Golden Cabinet). She founded Jing to apply this ancient wisdom to speed recovery from burnout and chronic fatigue. She has owned three successful acupuncture clinics. Currently, she provides herbal pharmacy fulfillment through her pharmacy Estuary Herbs, and teaches the next generation of herbalists at Dragon Rises College of Oriental Medicine in Florida.
  • Sizes, Pricing, Shipping & Returns
    JING is available in two sizes: 4 oz (125g) 12 oz (375g) Please email or register for pricing information. JING offers free shipping on first orders. Subsequent orders are a flat $9 to the contiguous United States. Please enquire via email for shipping to Hawaii/Alaska. JING does not offer international shipping at this time. For full Shipping Policy, please click here We do not accept returns. If an item arrives faulty or damaged, please email hello@eatjing.com and we will make it right.
  • Placing a Wholesale Order
    To start a wholesale account, just click "wholesale orders" or "sign in" at the top of this page to see the sign-up form. Enter your information and upload an image of any current proof of business ownership, such as your Acupuncture License, Certificate of Occupancy, or Resale Certificate. We will review your documentation and either reach out with follow-up questions or approve your account. You'll receive a notification email when your account is approved, and you'll then be able to login, view the wholesale orders page, and place an order. For all questions, please email hello@eatjing.com . A real person from our team, i.e. Hayley, Hilary or Joanne will be in contact shortly to assist you. We look forward to serving you!
  • Individual Purchases
    JING is currently stocked at acupuncture clinics nationwide. Click here to buy JING online at Estuary Herbs.
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