Do you feel tension and seek a path to inner balance?

When tension accumulates in the body and energy cannot flow freely, it can manifest as irritability, pressure in the upper body, stiffness, or a feeling of inner restlessness.

Traditional Chinese medicine describes these states using the terms rising Yang and so-called internal wind, which can disrupt the body's natural balance.

BEWIT WAN 112 – Heavenly Touch is a patented herbal blend created for moments when the body and mind seek calm, energy harmonisation, and a greater sense of inner balance.

Manifestations of imbalance according to TCM

In traditional Chinese medicine, imbalance associated with internal wind and rising Yang can be described, for example, as:

• a feeling of inner tension or irritability
• pressure in the head or upper body
• muscle or tendon stiffness
• a need for calming and support for the natural flow of energy

In the context of traditional Chinese medicine, these manifestations are related to an imbalance in the liver and gallbladder system, which are associated with the smooth flow of life energy Qi and the body's ability to cope with emotions, tension, and changes.

In harmony with the energy of spring

According to traditional Chinese medicine, spring is associated with the Wood element, which symbolises growth, movement, and a new beginning. After the winter period, energy gradually awakens and naturally moves towards greater activity and movement.

This period in TCM is therefore often associated with supporting the release of tension, greater lightness, and the natural mobilisation of energy, so that the body can more easily attune to the more active part of the year.

Gentle harmony for body and mind

BEWIT WAN 112 – Heavenly Touch is based on a traditional recipe inspired by the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, in which individual herbs create a balanced combination supporting natural harmony.

The blend includes, among others, Baikal skullcap, which is valued in herbal tradition for its connection to the normal state of joints and muscles. Flexibility and freedom of movement are, in the TCM concept, associated with the feeling of natural energy flow in the body.

The blend thus naturally fits into a period when the body, after winter, seeks greater lightness, relaxation, and a return to its natural rhythm.

Tip for a spring restart

Do you want to attune to spring energy? Get inspired by our article: March in the rhythm of TCM: how to prepare body and mind for spring, where you will learn how to support your body and mind according to the principles of traditional Chinese medicine through movement, diet, and daily habits.

Packaging and dosage

Take 8 pellets 3 times a day on an empty stomach at least half an hour before a meal or one hour after a meal. The package contains 200 pellets (approximately 8 days' supply).

Recommendation

Do not exceed the recommended daily dosage. This product is not intended as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet. Keep out of reach of children. Not intended for children under 3 years of age, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Store in a dry place, protect from heat and direct sunlight. Always consult a certified TCM therapist before use.

Ingredients

Gou teng (Uncaria rhynchophylla ramulus cum spinea – Uncaria rhynchophylla, twigs with thorns) Tian ma (Gastrodia elata rhizoma – Gastrodia elata, rhizome) Chuan niu xi (Cyathula officinalis radix – Cyathula officinalis, root) Du zhong (Eucommia ulmoides cortex – Eucommia ulmoides, bark) Huang qin (Scutellaria baicalensis radix – Scutellaria baicalensis, root) Yi mu cao (Leonurus japonicus herba – Leonurus japonicus, herb) Fu shen (Wolfiporia extensa sclerotium – Wolfiporia extensa, fruiting body) Zhi zi (Gardeniae jasminoidis, fructus – Gardenia jasminoides, fruit) Corn starch

Country of origin

China