Astragalus Root | Organic | Sweet & Strengthening

Meet Astragalus Root (Astragalus membranaceus) — a revered tonic herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, treasured for more than 2,000 years as a root of strength, energy, and resilience. With its mild, slightly sweet, earthy taste, astragalus is commonly simmered into teas, soups, and broths to fortify the body and restore vitality.

Often described as a “qi tonic,” astragalus is naturally caffeine-free and traditionally used to support immune health, endurance, and balance. Hand-cut and hand-packed in Wollongong, this root is a Herb Harem staple for those who value heritage herbs with staying power.

💛 Why You’ll Love It

✔️ 100% Certified Organic, dried Astragalus Root slices, cut & ready for tea

✔️ Traditionally used for immune support, stamina & balance

✔️ Naturally caffeine-free, earthy-sweet infusion

✔️ A 2,000-year legacy of strength and balance

✔️ Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries

✔️ Hand Packed in Wollongong with Australia wide shipping

💡 Fun Fact
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, astragalus is called Huang Qi, meaning “yellow leader”, symbolising its high value among root herbs.

🫖 Shed Pairings

·        Combine with Ginger Root for warming, restorative decoctions

·        Blend with Licorice Root for natural sweetness in tonics

·        Pair with Ginseng or Maca Powder in energy blends

·        Add to Calendula Flowers in cleansing infusions

·        Mix with Chamomile Flowers for balancing teas

·        Stir with Turmeric Root in immune-support broths

📖 How to Use

• Tea/Decoction: Simmer 2–3 root slices in water for 20–30 minutes; strain before drinking.
• Broths: Add to soups or slow-cooked dishes for subtle sweetness and wellness benefits.
• Blends: Combine with ginger, licorice root, or ginseng for herbal tonics.

⚠️Attention Note

·         Astragalus is generally considered safe in culinary/herbal amounts, but avoid use during acute illness or fever.

·        Not recommended during pregnancy without professional advice.

·        Always consult a healthcare practitioner if taking medications or managing health conditions.