White Atractylodis Rhizome (Bai Zhu) | 500g

About

White Atractylodis Rhizome (Bai Zhu) is a traditional ingredient widely used in East Asia, particularly in China’s Hubei and Jiangsu provinces.

Derived from Atractylodes macrocephala, this warming rhizome has been valued for generations and is known for its distinctive bitter-sweet flavour.

Bai Zhu is often dried and sliced before being brewed into teas, simmered in soups, or blended with other traditional ingredients.

Potential Benefits

Daily Well-being: With its mildly bitter and sweet flavour, Bai Zhu is a versatile ingredient in traditional teas, soups, and decoctions.

Energy Levels: Commonly included in time-honoured blends, Bai Zhu is enjoyed as part of a balanced daily routine.

Natural Digestion: Bai Zhu has traditionally been included in warming teas and soups that are enjoyed alongside meals.

Inner Balance: Often used in traditional preparations, White Atractylodis Rhizome is associated with potentially maintaining a sense of equilibrium.

Why Choose Vita?

At Vita Herbal Nutrition, we are committed to providing you with the highest quality herbs, carefully selected to support your objectives and enhance your favourite dishes.

Our herbs are 100% free from sulphur treatment. Many in the industry use sulphur to improve the appearance and shelf life of their herbs, but this can compromise their natural composition and may cause allergic reactions in some individuals.

We source only DaoDi-grown Chinese herbs from clean, sustainable environments, ensuring purity, potency, and sustainability. Our long-standing relationships with suppliers since 2010 enable us to select herbs grown in the ideal regions, harvested at the perfect time for maximum potency.

With cutting-edge processing techniques, we preserve the natural benefits of each herb, offering supplements of the highest quality.

FAQ

How is White Atractylodis Rhizome traditionally used?
It is often brewed into teas, added to soups, or blended with other ingredients in traditional preparations.

What does Bai Zhu taste like?
It has a slightly bitter yet mildly sweet flavour, making it a distinctive addition to infusions.

Can I combine Bai Zhu with other ingredients?
Yes, it is commonly used alongside dried fruits, roots, and other warming ingredients.