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Neurogene Tea
Regular price
$120.00
When circulation is too weak to reach the far end of a nerve — support the circulation.
30 Teabags One month supply
Eleven Herbs A modified classical build
Heat Sensitive Shipping pauses in summer
Numbness, tingling, and that heavy dead-limb feeling are their own category of miserable. It isn't sharp pain exactly — it's the nerve going quiet in a way that doesn't feel safe.
Neurogene is Botanical Biohacking's imperial grade take on Bu Yang Huan Wu Tang, a nineteenth-century formula built on a simple premise: when circulation is too weak to reach the far end of a nerve, you support the circulation rather than chase the symptom.
Traditionally used where weakness, numbness, or tingling in the limbs accompanies depleted energy and sluggish circulation. This is a modified build — jia jian — on the classical original.
Why It Works
Circulation First A very large dose of Huang Qi drives blood outward, with five blood-moving herbs behind it to keep it flowing.
A Modified Build Tian Ma and Gou Teng are added to settle wind, plus three heat-clearing herbs the classical formula does not include.
Works Underneath Pairs with a topical. The tea does the slow structural work while the topical handles the day.
Give it time
This is a circulation-support formula, not a fast-acting topical. It is meant to be taken daily over weeks. Think of it as the layer underneath whatever you're using for immediate relief, not a replacement for it.
Key Ingredients
| Ingredient | Traditional Action |
|---|---|
|
Huang Qi Astragalus Root |
The chief herb, used in a notably large proportion. Traditionally the engine that pushes blood out to the extremities. |
|
Dang Gui Chinese Angelica Root |
Nourishes and moves blood at once — so the circulation being pushed outward has something worth delivering. |
|
Chuan Xiong Ligusticum Root |
Traditionally used to move blood and qi upward and outward, including toward the head. |
|
Chi Shao Red Peony Root |
Moves blood while cooling it, traditionally used where stasis has generated heat. |
|
Tao Ren Peach Kernel |
One of the strongest blood-moving herbs in the pharmacopoeia, traditionally reserved for stubborn stasis. |
|
Hong Hua Safflower |
Tao Ren's classical partner. The two are almost always used together to break up long-standing stasis. |
|
Tian Ma Gastrodia Tuber |
A modification to the classical formula. Traditionally used to settle internal wind — the twitching, tingling, unsteady quality. |
|
Gou Teng Uncaria Stem |
Tian Ma's usual partner. Traditionally used to calm wind and cool the liver. |
|
Da Huang Rheum Root |
In small amounts, traditionally used to move blood and draw heat downward and out. |
|
Jin Yin Hua Japanese Honeysuckle Flower |
Traditionally used to clear heat and toxicity — one of three heat-clearing additions to the classical build. |
|
Qing Lian Qiao Green Forsythia Fruit |
Jin Yin Hua's classical partner, traditionally paired with it wherever heat needs clearing without cooling the whole system. |
How to Use
This tea contains seeds, so give it a longer simmer — twenty to thirty minutes for a complete extraction. Place one to five teabags in a pot of water, bring to a boil, reduce the heat, cover and simmer. Strain and drink. Re-brew until the flavor is gone.
Start with one teabag and build up. This formula contains Da Huang, which can loosen the bowels in some people. Store cool and dry, and refrigerate after opening. Neurogene is heat sensitive — Botanical Biohacking pauses shipping during the hottest weeks of the year rather than send a bag that degraded in transit.
About the Maker
Botanical Biohacking
Botanical Biohacking builds formulas the slow way — premium herbs balanced from both the traditional and the pharmacological side, with nothing added. Their oral products contain herbs and nothing else, which is harder to manufacture and easier to trust. They currently supply more than 500 clinics across 15 countries, and they will pause shipping on heat sensitive teas rather than send you a bag that degraded in a delivery truck.
Imperial Grade Herbs Only No Synthetic Ingredients Practitioner Tested 30 Teabags
* Do not use if pregnant. If you take blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder, talk with your provider before use — this formula contains several blood-moving herbs. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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We offer free shipping on orders over $50. Orders processed here will take 5-7 business days to arrive. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.
Regular price
$120.00
When circulation is too weak to reach the far end of a nerve — support the circulation.
30 Teabags One month supply
Eleven Herbs A modified classical build
Heat Sensitive Shipping pauses in summer
Numbness, tingling, and that heavy dead-limb feeling are their own category of miserable. It isn't sharp pain exactly — it's the nerve going quiet in a way that doesn't feel safe.
Neurogene is Botanical Biohacking's imperial grade take on Bu Yang Huan Wu Tang, a nineteenth-century formula built on a simple premise: when circulation is too weak to reach the far end of a nerve, you support the circulation rather than chase the symptom.
Traditionally used where weakness, numbness, or tingling in the limbs accompanies depleted energy and sluggish circulation. This is a modified build — jia jian — on the classical original.
Why It Works
Circulation First A very large dose of Huang Qi drives blood outward, with five blood-moving herbs behind it to keep it flowing.
A Modified Build Tian Ma and Gou Teng are added to settle wind, plus three heat-clearing herbs the classical formula does not include.
Works Underneath Pairs with a topical. The tea does the slow structural work while the topical handles the day.
Give it time
This is a circulation-support formula, not a fast-acting topical. It is meant to be taken daily over weeks. Think of it as the layer underneath whatever you're using for immediate relief, not a replacement for it.
Key Ingredients
| Ingredient | Traditional Action |
|---|---|
|
Huang Qi Astragalus Root |
The chief herb, used in a notably large proportion. Traditionally the engine that pushes blood out to the extremities. |
|
Dang Gui Chinese Angelica Root |
Nourishes and moves blood at once — so the circulation being pushed outward has something worth delivering. |
|
Chuan Xiong Ligusticum Root |
Traditionally used to move blood and qi upward and outward, including toward the head. |
|
Chi Shao Red Peony Root |
Moves blood while cooling it, traditionally used where stasis has generated heat. |
|
Tao Ren Peach Kernel |
One of the strongest blood-moving herbs in the pharmacopoeia, traditionally reserved for stubborn stasis. |
|
Hong Hua Safflower |
Tao Ren's classical partner. The two are almost always used together to break up long-standing stasis. |
|
Tian Ma Gastrodia Tuber |
A modification to the classical formula. Traditionally used to settle internal wind — the twitching, tingling, unsteady quality. |
|
Gou Teng Uncaria Stem |
Tian Ma's usual partner. Traditionally used to calm wind and cool the liver. |
|
Da Huang Rheum Root |
In small amounts, traditionally used to move blood and draw heat downward and out. |
|
Jin Yin Hua Japanese Honeysuckle Flower |
Traditionally used to clear heat and toxicity — one of three heat-clearing additions to the classical build. |
|
Qing Lian Qiao Green Forsythia Fruit |
Jin Yin Hua's classical partner, traditionally paired with it wherever heat needs clearing without cooling the whole system. |
How to Use
This tea contains seeds, so give it a longer simmer — twenty to thirty minutes for a complete extraction. Place one to five teabags in a pot of water, bring to a boil, reduce the heat, cover and simmer. Strain and drink. Re-brew until the flavor is gone.
Start with one teabag and build up. This formula contains Da Huang, which can loosen the bowels in some people. Store cool and dry, and refrigerate after opening. Neurogene is heat sensitive — Botanical Biohacking pauses shipping during the hottest weeks of the year rather than send a bag that degraded in transit.
About the Maker
Botanical Biohacking
Botanical Biohacking builds formulas the slow way — premium herbs balanced from both the traditional and the pharmacological side, with nothing added. Their oral products contain herbs and nothing else, which is harder to manufacture and easier to trust. They currently supply more than 500 clinics across 15 countries, and they will pause shipping on heat sensitive teas rather than send you a bag that degraded in a delivery truck.
Imperial Grade Herbs Only No Synthetic Ingredients Practitioner Tested 30 Teabags
* Do not use if pregnant. If you take blood thinners or have a bleeding disorder, talk with your provider before use — this formula contains several blood-moving herbs. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Share some information about your product
Share some information about your product
We offer free shipping on orders over $50. Orders processed here will take 5-7 business days to arrive. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.