AoYi Tea

Herbal Pain Relief Without Reaching for OTC Meds

AoYi Tea is a traditional Tibetan Chinese herbal formula used for centuries to support the body’s natural ability to relieve discomfort, move stagnation, and restore circulation.

Crafted with three clinic-proven botanicals Du Yi Wei, Yan Hu Suo, and Bai Zhi this blend is a powerful option for people who want something effective but prefer to avoid or reduce over-the-counter pain medicines.

Why People Choose AoYi Tea 

AoYi works differently:

• Rich in naturally occurring plant alkaloids studied for analgesic activity
  Corydalis Rhizoma contains compounds (DHC, corydaline, corydine) that support natural pain modulation—without β-arrestin-2 recruitment.
• Gentle on the stomach
• Rooted in 1,000+ years of Tibetan practice
  Du Yi Wei is traditionally considered the strongest pain-relieving herb in Tibetan medicine.

Who AoYi Tea Is For

AoYi Tea may be an excellent option if you experience:

• Muscular aches from work, training, or overuse
• Menstrual discomfort
• Head/face tension
• Stagnation-type pain (tight, fixed, deep, or cold pain)
• Occasional back, hip, or joint discomfort
• Recovery soreness
• Pain worsened by cold or damp weather

If you find yourself reaching for OTC pain meds more than you want to… AoYi is for you.

What Makes This Formula So Effective?

1. Lamiophlomis Herba (Du Yi Wei) — “Tibetan Pain Crusher”

Traditionally the strongest pain-relieving herb in Tibetan medicine.

• Deeply moves blood
• Clears “damp obstruction”
• Used for trauma, joint pain, and chronic stagnation
• Ethnobotanically sourced from high-altitude Tibetan regions

This herb is why AoYi Tea feels fast and deep.

2. Corydalis Rhizoma (Yan Hu Suo) — The Science-Backed Analgesic Herb

Backed by decades of research for natural pain support.

Why scientists are interested in Corydalis:

• Contains 80+ alkaloids
• DHC is the most abundant—shown in research models to reduce inflammatory pain responses
• Corydaline & Corydine are G-protein–biased MOR agonists (pain-modulating pathways without β-arrestin-2 activation)

3. Radix Angelicae Dahuricae (Bai Zhi) — Releases Surface Tension

Traditionally used to relieve:

• Head/facial tension
• Neck/shoulder tightness
• Damp-cold pain patterns

Bai Zhi lifts and disperses pain, balancing the deeper actions of the other herbs.

What You’ll Feel

Every body responds differently, but many people describe:

• A warm, circulating sensation
• Loosening or easing of tight areas
• A gentle lift in mood
• Improved mobility and comfort
• A sense of pain becoming lighter or less fixed

Some feel it within minutes. Others feel cumulative benefits over days.

How to Use AoYi Tea

Traditional Brewing Instructions:

1. 1. Pour boiling water over one teabag.
2. 2. Let steep for 10–15 minutes.
3. 3. Rebrew the same teabag multiple times until the flavor diminishes.

French Press Method:

1. Place several teabags in a French press, pump, and serve.
2. Continue adding hot water throughout the day for evolving color and flavor.

Tip: For optimal results, enjoy daily as part of your wellness routine.

Storage

• No additives or preservatives
• Keep in a cool, dry place
• If vacuum seal is broken, do not use
• Refrigerate after opening

1 bag = 30 teabags
150g total
MSRP: $120