DHM (dihydromyricetin) is a plant flavonoid — often sourced from Hovenia dulcis — that's become one of the most popular ingredients in Western hangover supplements. It's frequently present in or alongside Korean formulas too.
★ Shop ALDICOM on Amazon →- Dihydromyricetin, a flavonoid often extracted from Hovenia dulcis and widely used in hangover supplements.
- Many Korean sticks use Hovenia dulcis, the plant DHM is derived from, so the ingredients are closely related.
Where DHM comes from
DHM is extracted from plants including Hovenia dulcis, the same tree behind many Korean products — which is why Korean sticks and Western DHM pills overlap.
Why it's popular
DHM became the marquee ingredient of many US anti-hangover brands, giving it strong name recognition among Western shoppers.
DHM and Korean sticks
Because Korean products lean on Hovenia dulcis, choosing a stick like ALDICOM gives you a botanical closely related to standalone DHM supplements.
FAQ
What is DHM?
Dihydromyricetin, a flavonoid often extracted from Hovenia dulcis and widely used in hangover supplements.
Is DHM in Korean hangover sticks?
Many Korean sticks use Hovenia dulcis, the plant DHM is derived from, so the ingredients are closely related.