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What is C.F.T Wu Fa Wan?

C.F.T Wu Fa Wan, also known as 首乌焕发王, is a traditional women's health supplement from Taiwan, developed by Great Tree Pharmacy (大树医药) and distributed in Malaysia. This herbal formula combines seven premium natural ingredients, including Polygonum multiflorum and Goji berries, to help address women's health issues, premature greying, and hair loss.

Our Uniqueness

C.F.T Wu Fa Wan is formulated without hormones, preservatives, sugar or artificial additives, providing a pure and natural way to restore healthy, youthful-looking hair from within.

  • Radix Polygonum multiflorum (He Shou Wu) – traditionally used to maintain hair vitality and to help retain the original hair colour
  • Radix Achyranthes bidentata (Ox Knee) – herbal remedy for joint stiffness and knee pain
  • Fructus Psoralea corylifolia (Babchi) – help manage thin vaginal discharge (leucorrhea) related to cold-deficiency in the lower body
  • Sclerotium Poria Cocos (Fu Ling) – help reduce stress and improve sleep quality
  • Semen Cuscuta chinensis (Dodder Seed) – nourish kidneys and improve hormonal balance
  • Radix Angelica sinensis (Chinese Angelica Root) – alleviate menstrual disorders
  • Fructus Lycium barbarum (Goji berry) – help regulate reproductive hormones and improve fertility

Health Benefits

Wu Fa Wan is ideal for:

  • Women aged 30–60 prioritising women health
  • Women who prefer TCM-inspired wellness support
  • Women noticing premature grey hair
  • Those seeking a natural hair loss supplement
  • Individuals experiencing stress-related hair loss

Why Choose C.F.T Wu Fa Wan?

Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, C.F.T Wu Fa Wan is inspired by the ancient “Seven Treasures Hair and Beard Dan” (七宝美髯丹) formula. It is produced using a low-temperature extraction process to preserve the potency and efficacy of its herbal ingredients.

Wu Fa Wan aligns with a holistic philosophy, that is, supporting women health first, while addressing concerns such as hair loss, grey hair, thinning hair, and alopecia as secondary manifestations of imbalance.

When the body is nourished from within, outward vitality reflects that balance.