
Warm from the inside
When the weather turns, a cold stomach, bloating and cold hands and feet creep in. Pepperwarm gently warms the stomach and eases digestion with white pepper, poria and Chinese yam — a cosy daily brew for cooler days.
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Cooler air, rainy days, the year-end rush and holiday crowds — your body feels it first. This month is about quiet, steady prep: warming soups and immune-building routines to keep you well, right through to the new year.
The flu doesn't wait for a convenient week. We've gathered our most warming, most protective soups — plus a 100-day routine — so you can build your reserves now, and let the busy season ahead feel a lot easier on your body.
Real, TCM-rooted soups to warm, refuel and protect — no cooking, just brew.

When the weather turns, a cold stomach, bloating and cold hands and feet creep in. Pepperwarm gently warms the stomach and eases digestion with white pepper, poria and Chinese yam — a cosy daily brew for cooler days.

Cool, damp weather sets off the sneezing and the stuffy, runny nose — every year. NoSneezy nourishes the lungs and supports smoother, clearer breathing with tiger milk mushroom, lily bulb and yu zhu — gentle daily care for the monsoon months.

Falling sick before the holidays — or dragging after a bug — means your defences need rebuilding. CoWeCare replenishes Qi and nourishes the lungs and spleen with codonopsis, astragali and sacha inchi to strengthen your natural guard.
If you only start one thing this month, make it this.

Real immunity is built over time. The 100-Day Stay Well Bundle pairs CoWeCare and NoSneezy, taken in turn across 14 weeks, to build immune reserves and keep breathing clear — steady, lasting protection from within. Your easiest way to prep for the months ahead.
Pop by our Singapore kiosks for a warm soup tasting and friendly advice on staying well.
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