1. What does PhytoChi Herbal Drink do?

The main function is to balance one’s body functions in supplying the appropriate nutrients to counteract the imbalance resulting from modern living.  This can result in increased energy, better skin health and a healthy immune system.

2. What herbs are in PhytoChi and what do they do?

For a list of the herbs in PhytoChi and a description of their uses visit the herb section.

3. Is it OK to take PhytoChi along with prescription drugs?

Yes. One must remember that PhytoChi is not a drug and does not contain high amounts of typical “drug” herbs or “high-chemical” extracts such as St. John’s wort, ephedrine, zhishi (Citrus aurantium), ginsenoside concentrates, green tea polyphenols, senna, drug aloe, and feverfew.

4. Can pregnant women take PhytoChi?

Yes, but stay within the recommended dose—not to exceed 1 oz (30 ml) per day. When a woman is pregnant, her body is much more sensitive to anything she consumes.

5. How old should a child be before taking PhytoChi and how do you adjust the dose for children?

It is recommended the child be at least 2 years old. The dose is adjusted by body weight. For example, a child weighing 30 pounds should take 1/6 to 1/5 of the adult dose of 15 mL, which is 2.5 to 3 mL (or about 1⁄2 teaspoon).

6. Can you give PhytoChi to pets?

Yes, you can give them 1-3 teaspoonsful per day. Some have been seen smiling afterwards.

7. I have heard that licorice can cause problems such as high blood pressure and swelling. Is it alright to take PhytoChi?

Yes, the licorice in PhytoChi is a trademarked flavonoid extract called LiFE^® (Licorice Flavonoid Extract) which contains high concentrations of flavonoids and little or no glycyrrhizin.

8. Is it safe for a child who has a life threatening allergy to nuts and bee/wasp stings to take PhytoChi? Yes. PhytoChi does NOT contain any nuts or bee byproducts.