Xian Mao
Xian Mao, also known as Rhizoma Curculiginis or “Golden Eye Grass,” is a powerful warming tonic herb traditionally used in Chinese medicine. It is especially valued for strengthening Kidney Yang, restoring vitality, and supporting physical performance and sexual health.
Traditionally used to invigorate the body and combat fatigue, Xian Mao is known for its deep, warming nature. It is often included in classic tonic formulas to enhance endurance, drive, and resilience, particularly when energy is depleted or Yang is deficient.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Xian Mao is used to fortify the kidneys and support reproductive vitality. When used correctly and in moderation, it is considered a potent adaptogen for restoring strength, motivation, and overall vitality.
Traditional & Functional Benefits
- Warming Yang tonic for vitality and performance
- Traditionally used to strengthen Kidney Yang
- Supports energy, endurance, and physical resilience
- Used in TCM to support sexual health and vitality
- Often combined with other Yang tonics to restore balance
Taste & Nature
Bitter, pungent, and strongly warming.
How to Use
Start with ¼ – ½ teaspoon daily, mixed into warm water or tea. Due to its warming and potent nature, Xian Mao is best used in smaller amounts and not continuously for long periods unless guided by a qualified practitioner.
Ingredients
100% pure Curculigo orchioides (Xian Mao) powder.
Safety & Notes
Xian Mao is a strong warming herb and may not be suitable for individuals with excess heat conditions. Do not exceed recommended dosage. Discontinue use if discomfort occurs. Not recommended during pregnancy or for long-term continuous use without professional guidance.
No additives, fillers, or preservatives.
