Botanical Biohacking
Tibetan Foot Soaks, 10 packs of 20 bags
Tibetan Foot Soaks, 10 packs of 20 bags
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Wind, damp, qi, and blood stasis. Most commonly used for pain, menstrual disorders, and supporting healthy circulation. This is a great way to get people with sensitive stomaches using herbs as they are topical soaking into the skin via terpenes and alkaloids.
A great combination of Tibetan herbs stimulate deep regenerative processes critical for the brain and body. Literally the best quality on Earth. Direct sourcing, wildcrafted, and tingly. Enriched with tibetan salts to provide not only the volatile oils, but the mineral effects of a high mountain hot spring.
Upgrade your clinic flow and effective rate.
Wind, damp, qi, and blood stasis. Most commonly used for pain, menstrual disorders, and supporting healthy circulation. This is a great way to get people with sensitive stomaches using herbs as they are topical soaking into the skin via terpenes and alkaloids.
Please store in a cool and dry place. Keep away from direct sunlight. Keep sealed after opening. Keep out of the reach of children
Shelf life:
3 years.
External use only
Precautions:
Avoid foot soaks if you have open wounds, bleeding disorder, infection, burns, or if you are hungry or within 30 minutes of a meal.
Avoid doing foot soaks under draft.
Avoid using this foot soak herbal formula if you are pregnant, have metastatic cancer or other situations that you should not move blood.
Be cautious on children. Please consult with a qualified practitioner for children.
Be cautious when you have a cold or allergies.
Avoid foot soaks right after surgery. Wait for at least 7 days post-surgery.
Avoid foot soaks for any other conditions that are not suitable to move blood or increase circulation.
A note for the patients who feel heavy in summer.
Swollen feet by evening. Sleep that begins well but breaks in the second half of the night. A leaden quality throughout the lower body that lifts only with movement. The damp-heat pattern that rises with the season and refuses to clear with diet alone.
Tibetan Foot Soaks. The working window is twenty minutes. The herbs draw damp downward and out, and patients often report a deeper sleep that night. Three to four times a week during the warmer months.
A small note on patient communication. Tell them the goal is twenty minutes, not longer. The instinct to soak for an hour does not improve the result.
Download rack card to customize it for your own use.
Rack card by Brehan Crawford. (for your reference)
Rack card by Rachal Lohr. (for your reference)
Rack card by Lucas Brown 1 (for your reference)
Rack card by Lucas Brown 2 (for your reference)
Other forms that you may use in the clinic
Informed Consent for Tibetan Herbal Foot Soaks by Elisa Bergquist (for your reference)
Tibetan herbal footsoaks homecare guidelines by Elisa Bergquist (for your reference)
MSRP: $15/bag
Why is the MSRP?
You may set its own resale price for the Botanical Biohacking products in your clinic or practice, except that such prices must be mutually agreed to be reasonable after consultation with Botanical Biohacking. You will not sell the Botanical Biohacking products online below Botanical Biohacking’s suggested retail price (MSRP). (See each product purchasing page for MSRP).
Unit Size: 10 Pack - 20 teabags pack
Ingredients
Du Yi WeiHerba Lamiophlomis Rotata, Hong Jing TianRhodiola Tibetica), Hong Hua (Carthamus tinctorius L.), Qiang HuoNotopterygii Rhizoma Et Radix), Zang Chang Pu Acori Calami Rhizoma, Ku Shen (Radix Sophorae Fiavescentis, Gan Jiang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Recens, Ai Ye (Folium Artemisiae Argyi), Tibetan saltKa Ru Cha, contains sodium chloride，potassium, calcium, iron, aluminum, titanium, manganese, barium, strontium, magnesium, copper, sulfur, silicon，Additive: none
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