Fat Turtle Herb Company

21/01/2021

Reminder: Reproductive Gynecology and Infertility - https://mailchi.mp/70a0b9fddb64/reproductive-genecology-and-infertility-4833770

21/09/2017

Our amazing supplier of raw herbs, Springwind.com, test every batch of herbs for pesticides and they share all test results with us. That way we can guarantee you the purest herbs available on the US market when you order your custom formulas from us. We also offer you in-pharmacy decocted single serving pouches and we can drop ship to your patients if needed.

Give is a call on 310-691-5226 and we’ll be happy to assist you in building your custom formula if needed.

01/02/2017

Please donate what you can to a man who has elevated our profession in profound ways. A man of kindness who gets things done. Thank you Ray. Our thoughts are with you and your family.

This campaign is to help someone who is special to so many. Ray is dealing with terminal pancreatic cancer and can no longer work. I kindly ask, on behalf of myself and all who love Ray so dearly, that you show your appreciation for all that Ray has done for all of us by donating whatever you fee...

25/10/2016

Come visit the Fat Turtle exhibit booth this weekend at the Pacific Symposium October 25 – November 1, 2016. The Symposium is your opportunity to meet a community of healers while learning from innovators in the field. This event, held at the beautiful Catamaran Resort Hotel, draws acupuncturists, massage practitioners, chiropractors, nurses, medical doctors and traditional Chinese medicine students. Attendees can Earn CEUs and PDAs while listening to this year’s speakers present current research, unique methodologies, and explore new techniques to integrate into your daily practice. Come say hello if you're there!

16/06/2015

Herb of the Week:
Sang Bai Pi, also known as Mulberry Bark, is the root bark, not stem bark, of the Mulberry plant. It is one of the more commonly used herbs and plays an important role in many famous ancient formulas.

Sang Bai Pi is mainly used for lung-heat cough, asthma or wheezing, swollen eyes or face, difficult urination, high blood pressure, and diabetes. More recent uses also show that it is capable of reducing excitement or anxiety, repairing damaged tissue cells, accelerating wound healing, and fading of scars.

Questions about Sang Mai Pi? Shoot us an email or FB message.
Have a beautiful week!

01/05/2015

Would like to share a beautiful formula being constructed today.

14/04/2015

Herb of the Week:
Ji Xue Teng also known as Evergreen Wisteria, is a type of climbing vine native to East Asia. The plant derives its Chinese name because of the reddish-brown colored resin in its stem.

Ji Xue Teng is considered to be bitter and sweet in flavor and warm in nature, and is associated with the Liver meridian. It treats blood deficiency and blood stasis syndromes, and helps activate the flow of qi. It is often been used to regulate menstruation, and treat related conditions such as menstrual bleeding, dysmenorrheal and anemia. It can also help strengthen the tendons and bones, stop soreness and pain, and numbness of the hands and feet.

Questions about Ji Xue Teng? Shoot us an email or send us a FB message. Have a beautiful week!

24/03/2015

Di Da Jow - SALE
External lineament for aches and pains.

Perfect for sprains, strains, tired joints, sore tendons and bruised bones.
Stops pain, reduces swelling and disperses stagnant qi and blood.

Our Di Da Jow is the result of……..
An exclusive blend of only premium grade herbs.

-journeyman blend- s***e 2+ years $12.95 2oz
-master blend- s***e 4 years. limited quantity please inquire. $23.95 2oz

FREE SHIPPING on all Di Da Jow orders placed before April Fools’ we’re not joking.

Ask your acupuncturist today about purchasing any of Fat Turtle’s other custom blends.

09/03/2015

Herb of the Week:
Jin Yin Hua (Honeysuckle Flower)

Jin Yin Hua is a climbing plant that can grow up to four meters in length and comes in several different varieties. The plant grows into a round shape and its leaves grow in pairs along each of its reaching branches. The Asian variety is native to the Chinese mainland as well as the island of Japan. It is usually harvested in summer just before the first bloom.

In Chinese Medicine it is often used to treat infectious diseases such as abscesses, inflammation and dysentery. When combined with Ju Hua it can also lower blood pressure and help fight off common colds by reducing coughing, sore throats and asthma.

Have questions about Jin Yin Hua? Shoot us an email or send us a FB message. We love hearing from you!

27/02/2015

Herb of the Week:
Mu Tong (Akebia Trifoliata)
Native to northeastern China, Korea, and Japan, Mu Tong is a twining vine whose natural habitat is forest areas. In Chinese Medicine its caulis (stalk and stems) are harvested and sun dried.

Rid those painful UTI’s and damp bladder heat!
Akebia is also wonderful for healing pesky mouth and tongue sores.
3-6 grams in most formulas is typical although some formulas call for less or more.

Curious what makes Fat Turtle Herbal Pharmacy unique or need help constructing a formula?
Shoot us an email or FB message. We’d love to hear from you.

18/02/2015

Relaunching Herb of the Week!

Dan Zhu Ye - Lophatherum Leaf, family Gramineae

Also called Bamboo Leaf because of the plants strong resemblance to bamboo. It grows mainly in regions of Asia as well as throughout China. It has been a part of traditional Chinese medicine for many centuries because of the belief that this plant has a natural affinity to provide cold treatment to the body.

Dan Zhu Ye's literal translation means, black (Dan), bamboo (Zhu), leaf (Ye).

Its ancient use is very similar to modern day; to treat treat fevers, remove toxins and waste products in a person’s blood and also to improve cardiac function. In addition, it can be used to clear heat to relieve restlessness, and promote urination.

Application: Dan Zhu Ye is used for restlessness, thirst, mouth ulcers, difficult urination, oedema which are due to excessive heart-fire.

12/09/2013

Herb of the Week: Ba Yue Zha
Also Known As: Akebia Fruit
Characteristics: Bitter, Neutral

Ba Yue Zha is in the category of herbs that drains dampness and regulates water. This herb depletes problems caused by phlegm and qi stagnation such as cysts, nodules, and tumors. It is diuretic, meaning it increases the volume of urine by helping the body get rid of excess fluids. It also spreads liver qi to calm pains that are related to liver and stomach disharmony.

14/08/2013

Herb of the Week: Ba Ji Tian
Also Known As: Morinda Root
Characteristics: Sweet, Warm, Acrid

Ba Ji Tian is part of the group of herbs that tonify yang. It is used to tonify kidneys and strengthen yang, thus helping with problems like impotence, male/female infertility, cold/painful abdomen, and other issues that are similar. It stops wind/damp cold caused from back/leg qi pains and it also strengthens bones and sinews which helps with back pain and muscular atrophy.

08/08/2013

Herb of the Week: Ai Ye
Also Known As: Mugwort Leaf
Characteristics: Bitter, Warm, Acrid

Ai Ye is part of the group of herbs that stops bleeding. Unlike most of the herbs in this group, Ai Ye is a warming agent. It is used to warm up the womb and helps stop excessive menstrual or uterine bleeding. It also warms the womb to sooth and helps prevent problems caused by a cold womb that would affect a fetus.

25/01/2013

What a beautiful formula!

25/12/2012

Wishing you and yours a very happy holiday season! :)

20/12/2012

Photo shoot at the Turtle today! New website coming soon. :)

09/11/2012

Hello everybody! We will be closed on Monday, November 12th in observance of Veteran's Day. We hope you have a lovely three-day weekend!