Product Introduction
Forevere Health Body Humidity Remover is an herbal health supplement formulated to address the state of excessive dampness commonly experienced by urban residents. It contains concentrated extracts of various Chinese herbs that are traditionally used as both medicine and food. By approaching daily wellness from multiple aspects—including strengthening the spleen, eliminating dampness, supporting vital energy, and promoting water metabolism—it helps support the body’s everyday balance.
Hong Kong has a humid climate. Combined with common urban lifestyle habits such as prolonged sitting, insufficient exercise, staying up late, eating greasy foods, and consuming raw or cold foods, this can easily cause the body to experience excessive dampness, fatigue, a feeling of puffiness, and a lack of energy. Body Humidity Remover uses a gentle herbal formula to help support the transportation and transformation functions of the spleen and stomach and promote the circulation of fluids within the body. It is suitable as one of the options for daily dampness removal and body constitution conditioning.
Herbal Formula
Help support vital energy and spleen and stomach functions. Suitable for daily conditioning for people who are prone to fatigue or lack of energy.
Help support the transportation and transformation functions of the spleen and stomach and promote the body’s water metabolism. Suitable for people experiencing excessive dampness or who frequently feel physically heavy.
Commonly used in daily wellness practices for eliminating dampness. They help support fluid circulation and reduce feelings of puffiness and discomfort caused by excessive dampness.- Astragalus — Boosts vital energy and helps you say goodbye to feelings of fatigue
- Adzuki bean — Eliminates excess fluids and combats puffiness
- Poria — Conditions the spleen and stomach and promotes dampness metabolism
- Codonopsis — Strengthens the body’s defences and helps reduce susceptibility to illness
- Coix seed — Rescues a puffy, swollen face and helps create a lighter body shape
- Chinese yam — Nourishes the spleen and stomach and improves digestive health
What Does “Excessive Dampness” Mean?
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, “dampness pathogens” can be divided into external dampness and internal dampness.
External dampness is usually related to the living environment, for example:- Prolonged exposure to humid, rainy, or subtropical climates
- Spending long periods in air-conditioned rooms without sweating
- Failing to dry the hair promptly after washing
- Living or working in an environment with relatively high humidity
Internal dampness is usually related to the transportation and transformation functions of the spleen and stomach and everyday habits, for example:- Frequently consuming raw or cold foods, cold drinks, or greasy foods
- Prolonged sitting and insufficient exercise
- Frequently staying up late
- Irregular eating habits that increase the burden on the spleen and stomach
Three Main Conditioning Approaches
The herbal formula supports fluid circulation within the body and helps reduce excessive dampness and feelings of puffiness.
Traditional Chinese Medicine considers “the spleen to be the foundation of acquired constitution.” Normal transportation and transformation functions of the spleen and stomach help the body process fluids and nutrient metabolism more effectively.
The formula contains herbs that strengthen the spleen and replenish Qi, helping to support daily physical strength and overall health.
Product Features- Uses an herbal formula with ingredients traditionally used as both medicine and food
- Targets the excessive dampness, fatigue, and feelings of puffiness commonly experienced by urban residents
- Focuses primarily on strengthening the spleen, eliminating dampness, and supporting vital energy
- Supports the transportation and transformation functions of the spleen and stomach and promotes fluid circulation
- Gentle formula suitable for daily wellness maintenance
- Enteric-coated capsule design helps protect the active ingredients
- Made in Hong Kong for trusted quality
Suitable For
Body Humidity Remover is suitable for the following people as a reference for daily wellness maintenance:- People who frequently feel physically heavy or mentally fatigued
- People who are prone to feelings of puffiness
- People who spend long periods in humid environments or air-conditioned rooms
- People who consume greasy, raw, or cold foods or have irregular daily routines
- People who sit for long periods or do not exercise enough
- People who wish to use an herbal approach to support dampness removal and spleen-strengthening conditioning
Product Selling Points- Supports daily dampness-removal conditioning
- Helps maintain the health of the spleen and stomach
- Supports water metabolism and circulation
- Helps reduce feelings of puffiness
- Helps maintain daily energy and physical strength
- Herbal formula for gentle wellness maintenance
- Made in Hong Kong for trusted quality
Directions for Use
Take one capsule twice daily with warm water.
Specifications
480 mg per capsule, 60 capsules per box
Place of Origin
Made in Hong Kong
Expiry Date
EXP: 06/2027
Product Name
Forevere Health Body Humidity Remover
Ingredients
Astragalus extract, Codonopsis extract, Chinese yam powder, Poria powder, adzuki bean powder, and coix seed powder
(Excipients: magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide)
Directions for Use
Take one capsule twice daily with warm water.
Precautions
Children under three years old and people who are pregnant or breastfeeding are advised to consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.
Production Information
Manufactured by a qualified proprietary Chinese medicine manufacturer listed by the Department of Health.
Health Q&A
Q1: Why does my lower body look so swollen every day even though I eat very little and am not considered overweight?
A: This is typical “air-conditioned-room oedema/puffiness”! Hong Kong office workers sit in offices for long periods, are exposed to strong air conditioning, and frequently consume cold drinks in their daily lives, such as iced lemon tea and bubble tea. This can cause cold dampness to accumulate in the lower body, resulting in extremely poor water metabolism.
People in this situation usually wake up with swollen eyes and a puffy face, while their legs become even more swollen and heavy by the afternoon. Dieting alone is useless if you want to eliminate lower-body oedema.
You need to supplement with health products containing water-removing ingredients such as coix seed, adzuki bean, or celery seed to accelerate the elimination of excess fluids from the body. Only then can you truly reduce puffiness and restore a V-shaped face and firm body contours.
Q2: Whenever humid weather returns or the seasons change, my skin repeatedly becomes itchy and breaks out. Does this mean there is too much “dampness” in my body?
A: That is correct. From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is indeed closely related to the body’s inability to disperse dampness and heat.
When the external climate is humid (external dampness) and the body cannot process it promptly (internal dampness), dampness and heat become trapped in the skin. This can easily appear on the face as skin redness, recurring itchiness, or even an imbalance in oil production that causes severe acne breakouts.
To improve this type of “seasonal sensitive skin,” applying products externally may not be enough. Both internal and external care are required:
Herbal conditioning: It is recommended to select conditioning foods containing traditional, gentle herbal ingredients such as Poria, which strengthens the spleen and drains dampness, and turtle shell, which nourishes Yin and clears heat. These ingredients clear heat and eliminate dampness at the source, helping the body remove excess dampness.
Q3: Why do I feel even more tired after drinking herbal tea to remove dampness? Can liver-protection and dampness-removal health supplements be taken together?
A: Because “spleen deficiency causes excessive dampness.” Relying solely on herbal tea will make the body increasingly deficient while attempting to eliminate dampness.
Herbal teas commonly consumed in Hong Kong, such as Twenty-Four Flavours Tea and Five Flowers Tea, have a cold and cooling nature. Long-term consumption can harm the spleen and stomach. Traditional Chinese Medicine often states that “the spleen governs transportation and transformation.” When the spleen and stomach are weak, the body cannot eliminate fluids on its own.
This product uses a formula that “first strengthens the spleen and then eliminates dampness,” treating both the symptoms and the root cause. It contains ingredients such as Atractylodes, Poria, and dried tangerine peel, which do not harm the body and can eliminate excessive dampness at its root.
Q4: Why do I always feel as though “I am still tired no matter how much I sleep” and that my body feels very heavy during humid weather? What can I eat to combat “spring fatigue”?
A: This is what Traditional Chinese Medicine describes as “spring fatigue.” It is a sign that the body is being “weighed down” or covered by dampness.
When environmental humidity reaches more than 90%, the evaporation of fluids from the body slows down, resulting in poor circulation of Qi and blood. Frequently feeling as though “you are covered by a wet blanket,” experiencing heaviness in the limbs, stomach bloating, or a heavy-headed feeling are all signs that dampness is obstructing the spleen and stomach.
To restore your energy, you cannot rely solely on coffee. Supplementing with a dampness-removal essence that can warm and transform cold dampness, strengthen the spleen, and replenish Qi can quickly eliminate feelings of bodily heaviness, reverse chronic fatigue, stimulate the appetite, relieve food stagnation, and restore energy and vitality.
🔬 Scientific Research and Traditional-Use References
Astragalus | Human Immune Response Research
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37952511/
Astragalus | Human Research on Fatigue
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38834234/
Poria cocos | Water Balance Research
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22414475/
Coix Seed | Food-Medicine and Modern Research Review
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37858750/
