| Herba Cistanches |
The highly regarded tenth century Japanese imperial manual on health and sexual conduct, "The Essence of Medical Prescriptions" compiled by Chinese physician Tamba Yasuyori described numerous formulations which would enhance male potency. That Herba Cistanches was included in 80% of these formulas indicates that this herb increases both the flow of Yang energy and blood flow to the genitals. Cistanches is one of the more popular and potent Yang tonic herbs found in many formulas designed to strengthen sexual function, treat impotence, and strengthen the back and knees. For women, it is known to increase fertility. It improves bowel and kidney function, resulting in healthy bowel movements. The resulting increase in energy levels, heightened creativity and sharp mindedness give users the appearance of radiant health - attractive to members of the opposite sex. |  |
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| Semen Cuscuta Chinensis |
This herb is the ripe seed of Cuscuta Chinensis Lam. or C. Japonica Choisy, of the family Convolvulaceae. The ripened seed is collected in autumn and dried in the sun. After any impurities are removed it is used raw or boiled. Sweet in flavor and warm in nature, it acts as a tonic on the eyes, and the liver, kidney and spleen meridians. These attributes make it a superb addition to any herbal concoction. It is used to treat chronic diarrhoea due to spleen-deficiency. This marvelous herb helps to restore the body's ability to get rid of harmful toxins and to keep body functions at optimal levels, thereby creating an efficient and powerful digestive system and relieving stress on vital organs. With regular use, it also relieves soreness in loins and joints, helping to treat impotency. This results in an attractive individual glowing with radiance, health and vitality from within. |  |
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| Rhizoma Gastrodiae Elata |
This hardy, distinctive herb has an elliptical, shrunken, crooked and slightly flat shape, with a reddish-brown withered bud or a remaining stem at one end. It has a yellowish-white or brown surface which is usually peeled. It has a unique aroma and a sweet, slightly pungent taste. As it is compatible with many other herbs it is widely used to form a potent tonic for overall well-being. Gastrodiae is used to calm Endopathic wind, relieving convulsions and spasms. It is also used to treat symptoms such as vertigo and headache caused by hyperactivity of the liver, reducing pressure and prolonged discomfort and providing much needed stress relief and sense of balance. It is also often recommended for Arthralgia, caused by, cold and dampness, or for lethargy and soreness of the limbs caused by strain of the liver and kidneys |  |
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| Crocus Sativus / Flos Carthami |
This herb comes from the fragrant stigma tips of lavender flowers that bloom in the fall, dried to make the spice saffron. Saffron consists of three deep orange-red stigmas that look like loose threads. It has an aromatic and pleasantly bitter flavor, and is used as a carminative, diaphoretic, and emmenagogue (blood moving) herb. Its origins are obscure, but it is believed to have come from the eastern Mediterranean, probably Greece, Asia Minor and Persia. It had many and varied, particularly medicinal uses. In modern times, however, saffron is used almost exclusively as a culinary seasoning and to color food. Traditionally, saffron has been used for shock, depression and menstrual difficulties. In Ancient Rome it was reputed to prevent hangovers, and regarded to have sedative, antispasmodic, expectorant and aphrodisiac properties. Saffron extracts have shown various pharmacological properties in laboratory tests, including lowering blood pressure and heart rate, and stimulating respiration. As saffron is one of the most expensive herbs, many substitutes are used, either in cooking, as incense or as medicine. |  |
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| Resina Draconis Daemonorops |
Dragon's Blood, originally called Daemonorops Draco, was first recorded in the Compendium of Materia Medica, a masterpiece on traditional Chinese medical theory and herbal medicines. For 1500 years, Dragon's Blood has been widely used in China to promote blood circulation, passed from generation to generation due to its miracle effects in the treatment of various blood disorders. Its benefits are astounding. Dragon's Blood promotes blood circulation, removes blood stasis, regulates menstruation, induces astringency, stops bleeding, resists bacteria, relieves inflammation, subdues swelling, alleviates pain, softens and resolves hard masses, accelerates the healing of sores and promotes regeneration of tissues. Modern research and clinical observations have proven that Dragon's Blood has a two-way regulating action of invigorating blood circulation and stopping bleeding, and has been remarkably effective in promoting micro-circulations, adjusting metabolism and endocrine function, strengthening immunity. It is an overall heath rejuvenator and a much-needed supplement for today's harsh living environment where toxins and impurities are commonplace. Through modern manufacturing processes, Dragon's Blood is conveniently available in capsule form, and its benefits to human health enhanced. |  |
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| Rhodiola Sarca / Radix Rhodiola |
Rhodiola has long been considered by Tibetans to be a sacred medicinal herb with a powerful adaptogenic vitalizer. Rhodiola is also prized by the Chinese, being positively reviewed in the first Chinese herbal classic over two thousand years ago as a life prolonging, wisdom enhancing superior herb. However, its rarity has prevented it from becoming a well-known commodity outside of Asia until now. Evidence has shown that Radix Rhodiola is in many ways more powerful than Ginseng. It is a superb herb for people in high-pressured jobs who need the physical or mental boost. Radix Rhodiola has been shown to improve endurance and mental capacity, including memory enhancement and been proven to reduce the body's stress reactions, and thus also relieving mental stress. People stay focused and suffer far less from fatigue even under severe stress. It is the ideal herbal supplement for the modern world. Radix Rhodiola has been found to be extremely beneficial to the cardiovascular system, and to prevent heart disease - the number one cause of death in the United States. It is also a powerful immune modulator, building the immune system into a well-tuned fighting machine, and is an effective non-toxic herbal antidepressant. It may be consumed daily as a tonic and health maintaining supplement. |  |
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| Flos Rosae Chinesis |
This herb is collected all year round, starting from the early stage of flowering, then dried in the shade or at a low temperature. It is spherical with a light and fragile texture. It has a delicate aromatic fragrance and a mild and slightly bitter taste. It is present in many Asian herbal remedies. It is often used to promote blood circulation, regulate menstruation, dysmenorrhea and reduce swellings, and is frequently recommended for painful chest and rib cage, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea and painful swelling due to scrofula. Combined with other herbs it may be used to promote overall well-being as it dramatically rejuvenates one’s body by reconditioning it to its full potential by improving blood flow to the vital organs. Although mainly recommended to women in the past, its positive effects are now helping men reap the rewards of better coronary functions. One of the better secrets of Asian remedies this unassuming flower is gaining in popularity worldwide as a potent and effective remedy. |  |
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| Cordycep Sinensis |
Cordycep Sinensis (sometimes called caterpillar fungus) is a precious tonic found in the high plateau of southwestern China at 3000-4000 meters above sea level. In Chinese, Cordycep means "summer plant, winter worm." It grows by infecting insect larvae or mature insects with spores that germinate, often before the cocoon is formed and the fruiting body grows from the dead host. Modern research shows it promotes phagocytosis of peritoneal macrophages, enhances the function of the reticuloendothelial system, and reduces cholesterol levels. It comes in the form of a fine light beige powder and has been used in Chinese traditional medicine for over a thousand years to strengthen and rebuild one's health after chronic illness. It is an immune enhancer and is used to treat lung disease, impotence, and neurothenia. Cordycep first attracted attention when a group of Chinese runners broke nine world records in the World Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Germany. - the coach attributed those results to the athletes’ regular use of a Cordycep based tonic which helped increase stamina, energy levels, and endurance. It has become one of the top selling sports supplements amongst the world’s elite competitive athletes. |  |
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| Folium Ginkgo Biloba |
Ginkgo Biloba is believed to be the oldest living species of tree, dating back nearly 200 million years. The tree itself is capable of a very long life, and individual trees have been reported to survive for over a thousand years. The leaves of the Ginkgo tree are reputed to improve memory and concentration by improving oxygen supply to the brain and circulation to many other organs. It is also traditionally used to strengthen the heart, lungs, skin and genital organs in both men and women. Chinese herbalists have long used the Ginkgo seed (nut) to clear the lungs of phlegm. With the advent and popularization of antioxidant theory in recent years, Ginkgo has rapidly become one of the most widely used health supplements in the world. It first gained wide acceptance in Japan and Germany, and has since become very popular in America, Europe, Australia, and in many other countries. Ginkgo is now one of the most thoroughly studied herbs in the world, gaining acceptance as a mind tonic and as a treatment for memory loss and poor concentration and even more serious problems such as cerebral vascular insufficiency, senility, dementia, Alzheimer's disease, vertigo, tinnitus, dizziness, and peripheral vascular problems including numbness, impotence and Raynaud's syndrome. It is being used clinically for hemorrhoids, inflammation, migraines, allergies and asthma. |  |
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| Rhizoma Liqustici Sinensis |
This herb is collected in autumn after the withering of its stem and leaf, or in the spring when its seedling is emerging, removed from soil and dried. Irregularly tubercular, it is externally brown and has a rough surface, with longitudinal wrinkles. It has a light texture, and is a relatively hardy, with a strongly aromatic odor accompanied by a pungent and slightly numbing taste. Oriental herbalists use this distinctive herb to treat colds and to relieve pain caused by increase of wind in the digestive tract brought about by exposure to cold and damp weather. It has long been used for ailments that affect the liver, gallbladder and pericardium channels. The Chinese believe that this herb promotes fluid blood circulation and the positive flow of Qi that dramatically eliminates wind from one’s system. When combined with other herbal concoctions, it can be used in the treatment of pain of the extremities, traumatic injuries, sores and other pyogenic skin infections. |  |
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| Radix Panax Ginseng |
This herb is one of the world’s most recommended and consumed by both Asian and Western communities. Going by its Chinese name Reshen or its more common name Ginseng, it is derived from the dried root of Panax Ginseng C. A. Mey. of the Araliaceous family. It is collected in autumn, cleaned and dried before being used in numerous applications. This miracle herb functions as a potent energy invigorator. Ailments such as heart rate abnormality and fainting spells are relieved by its ability to promote revitalization of the body's major organs. The effects on the spleen and lung increase the production and transference of body fluid, indirectly calming the nervous system. Other afflictions such as collapse marked by cold limbs and faint pulse, diminished function of the spleen with loss of appetite, cough and Dyspnea due to diminished function of the lung, thirst due to impairment of body fluid, diabetes caused by internal heat, general weakness with irritability and insomnia are also the main problems that are effectively aided by this herb. Apart from that, this herb is now widely recommended to those facing bouts of impotence and frigidity, heart failure and cardiogenic shock. Once the benefits to the overall circulation of blood and fluids are achieved, one reaps the revitalization of strength and a welcome jump-start of a once sluggish system. |  |
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| Radix Panax Notoginseng |
This herb was once called "the miracle root for the preservation of life" by the Chinese is one of the greatest health preserving herbs known to mankind. It is a relative of Panax Ginseng and is also called Tienchi ginseng. Panax Notoginseng root is rich in Saponins, also found in Panax Ginseng. As it has a reputation for benefiting the circulatory system, the effects of this herb on the cardiovascular system have been extensively explored, and have been shown to dilate the coronary artery. This increases coronary blood flow to cardiac muscles. The herb reduces stress on the cardiac system and lowers arterial pressure. It improves collateral microcirculation in and around damaged heart tissue in humans. It is a superb antioxidant cleanser and has powerful blood vitalizing influencers believed by the Chinese to protect the heart and vascular system. It can also be used externally to stop bleeding and is widely used as a tonic for traumatic injury patients. It is one of China's premier longevity herbs. It is no wonder it is called the "Miracle Root for the Preservation of Life" and was once more valuable than gold. |  |
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