Minggu, 07 Desember 2008

Discount Herbal Supplements-achieving Good Health With The Aid Of The Right Supplements

Discount herbal supplements for weight loss, anti aging, skin care and overall health are available online. Herbal supplements have been widely used and are recognized across all populated continents.

There is a wide range of natural remedies and treatment on the market today. However, because there is no standardization in the herbal industry, there is no guarantee as to consistency or the potency of the herbal remedies you choose to buy.

You not only can save money for getting a supplement at a discount, but according to several offers you can also get other vitamins free for the cost of one. It is easy to find discount vitamins: dietary supplements, herbal supplements and Nutritional products manufactured according to FDA norms ensuring highest degree of potency and consistency.


However, a supplement at a discount price doesn?t mean that is will be cheap. If the website traditionally sells its' items at a higher price than other retailers, their item at a discount may actually be more than most other stores regular prices. There are websites that offers comparative prices and products, making it easier for you to choose.

Herbal supplements are the craze of today?s healthy world. Treating stress, anxiety and other health hazards with aromatherapy and homeopathy are the methods that people who can afford expensive treatments are doing for long term good health. Discount herbal supplements offer everybody the chance to be treated in the same way regardless of income (or lack thereof).

While most people get enough vitamins to avoid the classic deficiency diseases, relatively few get enough of the five key vitamins that may be important in preventing several chronic diseases. If you do use herbal supplements, absolutely only do so under the guidance of a health care professional so that you are aware of the possible health risks involved. Tell your Health care professional if you are taking any prescription drugs or non prescription medications, as some herbal supplements may have adverse interactions with those medications.

Remember, you certainly can achieve better health with the aid of discount herbal supplements. However, remember that, unequivocally, the most important component of good health is proper nutrition and good exercise habits. If you believe you can simply eat junk food all day long, simply take an herbal supplement and remain disease free, you've got another thing coming.

Discount herbal supplements are there for just one purpose; to help a person who already possesses good eating and exercise habits become even healthier. These are not magic health pills, and do not utilize them as such.

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Healthy to the Core Owing to Herbal Tea

The clock clanged 8 times. The soft sound of flowing boiling water which was poured into the teapot was heard coming from a house at an elite region in East Jakarta. A distinct fresh aroma was instantly smelt when the thin water vapor dampened the dry red flower petals. Gradually the water which was clear at first turned into dark red. Five minutes afterwards, the fresh tea was poured forth out of the teapot mouth into a small cup.

That is a simple ritual done by Ida Yuliati every night. She always makes herbal tea compound for her husband, Colonel Sudarmo. The dosage is always the same, 20 gram of dry rosela flower is steeped with boiling water as much as 250 ml. Eventhough it is sugarless, the officer of foreign relations of the Army still enjoys it. 'The taste is more fresh with sour and sweet aroma, it is far more delicious than any other drink,' said the father of 4 children.



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The clock clanged 8 times. The soft sound of flowing boiling water which was poured into the teapot was heard coming from a house at an elite region in East Jakarta. A distinct fresh aroma was instantly smelt when the thin water vapor dampened the dry red flower petals. Gradually the water which was clear at first turned into dark red. Five minutes afterwards, the fresh tea was poured forth out of the teapot mouth into a small cup.

That is a simple ritual done by Ida Yuliati every night. She always makes herbal tea compound for her husband, Colonel Sudarmo. The dosage is always the same, 20 gram of dry rosela flower is steeped with boiling water as much as 250 ml. Eventhough it is sugarless, the officer of foreign relations of the Army still enjoys it. 'The taste is more fresh with sour and sweet aroma, it is far more delicious than any other drink,' said the father of 4 children.

The tradition of drinking rosela tea is repeated at 6.10 a.m. as he arrives at the office in Central Jakarta sphere. As soon as he enters the room, Sudarmo steps towards a desk where there are a cup and hot water. He directly pours grains of rosela into the cup and steeps hot water in it. 'Serving herbal tea is not as difficult as making herbal concoction,' said the alumnus of the Academy of Indonesian Armed Forces in 1983.
Hard to get

Sudarmo's routinity in drinking herbal tea has persisted since long ago. Since he was assigned as the military attaché in the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (KBRI) in Bangkok, Thailand in 2003, Ida has often served him Indian pennywort tea, noni tea, and red pipper tea. In Bangkok, almost everyone is accustomed to drink herbal tea,' Ida said. Herbal tea is available in every shop. The price is also inexpensive. A pack of herbal tea 10 kg weight is only Rp25.000.

When his duty in Bangkok was over in January 2007, Sudarmo and his family returned to Jakarta. Unlike in Bangkok, in this metropolitan city herbal tea is hard to find. Compulsorily, his morning and afernoon habit drinking herbal tea has to be stopped. Whereas, his new function as an officer of foreign relations of the Army makes him gain more weight. It is due to the reason that, 'almost everyday a feast is held in the embassies of bestfriend countries,' said the man originated from East Java.

Regardless of what it is-he consumes all kinds of food-the bad effect of consuming too much food began to show up. When he did a laboratorium test which he takes every 6 months, the result showed, 'my cholesterol soars up to 320 mg/dl,' he said. No wonder Sudarmo often feels stiff Of course the pain is very annoying for the super busy man who was born 48 years ago.

Luckily, not long thereafter, a best friend brought a local rosela tea. Since then he is routinely again consuming herbal tea. 'I believe herbal tea will improve my body condition which has too much cholesterol. Herbal tea is much better than manufactured medicine or vitamin,' he said. According to Sudarmo, after drinking rosela herbal tea, his body becomes healthy and fresh. There is no more stinging stiff. His night sleep is more soundly even it is only for 5 hours.
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David Akiato Ateha also feels the benefit of dringking herbal tea routinely. The sand mining businessman who does a lot of social work in Jakarta has been addicted to herbal tea. 'My body is more fresh and light after drinking herbal tea,' said the man who was grown up in South Sulawesi. He started to know herbal tea when his body was exhausted after doing social activities in an earthquake area in Bantul, Yogyakarta.

'My body always moves a lot, and suddenly my hand and fingers can not be crumpled,' said David. The 47 years old man suffered from uric acid. That was when his friend advised him to consume tridax daisy tea. The next day, a pinch of dry tridax daisy leaves crumbs was steeped in a glass of boiling hot water. 'Miraculously, just by consuming once, his fingers can be moved again,' he said.

Since then, packs of herbal tea are always protruded in his trouser pocket as a supply. It is because David must be alert with his social aid wherever any catasthrope happened. 'This is the year when the most catasthrope ever occured,' David said. His body must stay healthy every time, therefore he has to routinely conduct his herbal tea ritual drink.
Not herbal concoction

The herbal tea which Sudarmo and David consumes is different from the more familiar tea which is Camelia sinensis tea. The ingredients of herbal tea can be from various plants. According to Dewani, a herbalist in Planta Loka Medica in Lentengagung, South Jakarta, herbal tea means a drink made from plants ingredient-leaves, rhizome, fruits flesh, flowers, and wood bark-which is served by dipping or just soaking it for 3-5 menit in hot water.

Herbal tea is different from herbal concoction. 'Indeed both have plants ingredients, but herbal concoction is identical with boiling and bitter,' said Mangestuti Agil, a pharmacolog of Dr Sutomo hospital in Surabaya. No herbal tea is bitter. All the ingredients are selected from bitterless plants. For example are Indian pennywort leaves, Malay gooseberry leaves, ginger, and rosela. If there is any bitter ingredients, then flavour is required so as to diminish it. For example is a rather bitter bangle rhizome mixed with mint leaves or orange leaves.

According to Mangestuti, as a new lifestyle, drinking herbal tea is absolutely benefiting. It is safer than ordinary herbal concoction. 'The merit of boiled herbal concoction is higher because there are more soluble compound, but the side effect is far bigger. On the contrary, the herbal tea merit takes longer time because there are few soluble compound, but it is safer,' he said. Thus, the herbal tea merit will be perceptible if it is drunk routinely.
Trend

Sudarmo and David are only 2 persons among many who depend their health on herbal tea. Putri Indonesia Favorit 2004, Rissa Susmex is also listed as the celebrity who frequently drinks herbal tea. In Malang, East Java, there is Zainal Gani. The herbalist makes noni tea as a daily drink.

In general they like herbal tea because they want to be back to nature. Then all of a sudden, last year a herbal concoction and traditional medicine manufacturers have begun to process herbal concoction ingredients in the form of a herbal tea. Cafés are built in order to accomodate the desire of the herbal tea devotee.

In Jakarta, places to chat serving herbal tea are mushrooming. The Shangril La Hotel for example. The Lobby lounge of that luxurious five stars hotel becomes a meeting place serving herbal tea such as jasmine, green tea, herbal tea, chamomile, and mint. By only paying Rp78.000, every visitor reserves the right to taste various kinds of tea accompanied by snacks. The café is open starting from 7 a.m. in the morning up to 1 a.m. Beside Shangril La, there are Tea Gallery and Tea Addict in Jakarta which serve the pleasure of herbal tea steepings.
Cautious

Eventhough there is no side effect, the herbal tea consumers must stay cautious. According to Mangestuti Agil, at present it is known that not all plants are safe to be consumed in an enormous amount. 'Consuming too much ginger and nutmegs is not good,' Dewani said. It is best to consume herbal tea not more than 2 glasses per day.

Regarding the herbal tea packaging, make sure that the tea packaging material is safe. At present there is a report that some tea bag packaging material is mixed with bleach. Therefore, choose only the production which use packaging material selectively. In addition, make sure that the manufacturers who make herbal tea understand the standard procedure of the ingredients processing. When all of that have come to be realized, there is no harm if you rest your health on herbal tea just like Sudarmo and David. (Vina Fitriani/ Reporter: Nesia Artdiyasa)

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Welcome to the Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine

The Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine was set up in 1987 to regulate the practice of Chinese Herbal Medicine (CHM) in the UK. We now represent over 400 fully qualified practitioners of Chinese herbal medicine.

The Register is a member of the European Herbal & Traditional Medicine Practitioners Association (EHTPA), an umbrella organisation that is working towards statutory self regulation for herbal medicine in Britain.


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Department of Health Report on Statutory Regulation of Practitioners Published

The Department of Health has published a report which puts the UK in the forefront in developing a scheme for safe and accountable delivery of a number of popular forms of complementary and alternative medicine.

The Report to Ministers from the Department of Health Steering Group on the Statutory Regulation (SR) of Practitioners of Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Other Traditional Medicine Systems Practised in the UK was published on June 16th by the Steering Group.

The Steering Group proposes that there is an urgent need to proceed with the SR of practitioners of acupuncture, herbal medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and other traditional medicine systems. This is vital in order to safeguard the public from incompetent and unsafe practitioners and to enable informed choice by those who wish to access these forms of treatment.

The Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine is amongst those voluntary professional bodies mentioned in the Report that have provided satisfactory criteria which, it is argued, should allow their members to be transferred directly to a statutory body. It is proposed that the professions considered by the Report should be regulated by the Health Professions Council.

Nick Lampert, the RCHM's representative on the Steering Group, said: "The RCHM wholly welcomes this report. The RCHM, which represents practitioners of Chinese herbal medicine, has been closely involved at every stage. We believe that it is essential to ensure that members of the public can clearly identify competent and ethical practitioners of Chinese herbal medicine. We look forward to participating in the proposed new statutory arrangements, which will be of the greatest benefit to users of Chinese herbal medicine in the UK."' Read more....

Hawthorn extract 'helps blood flow'
Hawthorn extract can significantly ease the symptoms of chronic heart failure, research suggests. Researchers looking at several studies found the extract made patients better able to exercise and reduced tiredness and shortness of breath. Read more...

Chinese herbs could prevent diabetes
The University of Western Sydney is trialling a mixture of Chinese herbs which may stop the escalation of blood sugar to levels that cause diabetes. Read more...

Bill Gates gives £7m to anti-malarial herbal research
Research into the herb Artemesia annua, or Sweet Annie has been boosted by £7m by microsoft chairman Bill Gates. Read more...

Approved Suppliers Scheme gains new member
Chinese medicine © iloveotto - FOTOLIA The RCHM's Approved Suppliers Scheme has gained a new member, bringing the total number of suppliers participating in the scheme up to ten. The scheme was launched in 2004 and is the only one of its kind in the UK. Read more...


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Herbal Medicine


An herb is a plant or plant part used for its scent, flavor or therapeutic properties. Herbal medicine products are dietary supplements that people take to improve their health. Many herbs have been used for a long time for claimed health benefits. They are sold as tablets, capsules, powders, teas, extracts and fresh or dried plants. However, some can cause health problems, some are not effective and some may interact with other drugs you are taking.

To use an herbal product as safely as possible

* Consult your doctor first
* Do not take a bigger dose than the label recommends
* Take it under the guidance of a trained medical professional
* Be especially cautious if you are pregnant or nursing

National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine


Start Here

* Botanical Dietary Supplements: Background InformationFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements)
* Herbal Supplements: Consider Safety, TooFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)

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* Overviews
o About Herbs, Botanicals & Other Products(Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center)
o Dietary Supplements Labels DatabaseFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Library of Medicine)
o Herbal Products and Supplements: What You Should Know(American Academy of Family Physicians)

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o MedlinePlus: Herbs and Supplements(Natural Standard)

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* Latest News
o Ginkgo No Shield Against Alzheimer's(11/18/2008, HealthDay)
o Indigo Ointment Benefits Psoriasis Patients(11/18/2008, HealthDay)
o Ginkgo Evaluation of Memory (GEM) Study Fails To Show Benefit in Preventing Dementia in the ElderlyFrom the National Institutes of Health(11/18/2008, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Peppermint Oil, Fiber Can Fight Irritable Bowel(11/14/2008, HealthDay)
* Specific Conditions
o Aloe VeraFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Asian GinsengFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o AstragalusFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o BilberryFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Bitter OrangeFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Black CohoshFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Cat's ClawFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o ChamomileFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o ChasteberryFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o CranberryFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o DandelionFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o EchinaceaFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Echinacea: What Should I Know about It?(American Academy of Family Physicians)

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o EphedraFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o European ElderFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o European MistletoeFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Evening Primrose OilFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o FenugreekFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o FeverfewFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Flaxseed and Flaxseed OilFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o GarlicFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o GingerFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o GingkoFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o GoldensealFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Grape Seed ExtractFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Green TeaFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o HawthornFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o HoodiaFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Horse ChestnutFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o KavaFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o LavenderFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Licorice RootFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Milk ThistleFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o NoniFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Peppermint OilFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Red CloverFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Saw PalmettoFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o SoyFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o St. John's WortFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Thunder God VineFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o TurmericFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o ValerianFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o YohimbeFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
* Related Issues
o Herbal Supplements: How They Can Interfere with Surgery(Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research)
o Questions and Answers about Valerian for Insomnia and Other Sleep DisordersFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements)
o St. John's Wort and DepressionFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Warnings and Safety Information(Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition)
o What You Should Know about Herbal and Dietary Supplement Use and Anesthesia(American Society of Anesthesiologists) - Links to PDF
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* Pictures & Photographs
o Medicinal Herb GardenFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region)
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* Research
o Garlic Does Not Appear to Lower "Bad" CholesterolFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o St. John's Wort Does Not Help Kids with ADHD(Nemours Foundation)
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* Journal Articles

References and abstracts from MEDLINE/PubMed (National Library of Medicine)
o Article: Kava hepatotoxicity: a European view.
o Article: Evaluation of Bensal HP for the treatment of diabetic foot...
o Article: Improved arthritic knee health in a pilot RCT of phytotherapy.
o Herbal Medicine -- see more articles
o Herb-drug interactions -- see more articles
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* Organizations
o Alternative Medicine Foundation
o National Center for Complementary and Alternative MedicineFrom the National Institutes of Health
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* Women
o Menopausal Symptoms and CAMFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine)
o Phytoestrogens and Bone HealthFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases)
o Questions and Answers about Black Cohosh and the Symptoms of MenopauseFrom the National Institutes of Health(National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Office of Dietary Supplements)
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Rabu, 26 November 2008

Du Huo Jisheng Wan.

Du Huo Jisheng Wan.  Angelica Combination Tea Extract

Du Huo Jisheng Wan, (Angelica Extract), 100 pills, $8.75
Du Huo Ji Sheng Wan maintains healthy joints and skeletal system.

By combining the ancient art of herbology with advanced manufacturing techniques, we have produced a product that is pure, biologically active and of the highest quality.
This formula was developed by herbalists to promote overall circulation and to help maintain a healthy skeletal system.

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Duhuo Jisheng Wan was made from natural herbs through scientific processes of extraction according to the famous ancient formula. It strengthens bone and improves blood circulation.
Modern clinical pharmacological research shows that
the product has obvious analgesia and anti-inflammation effects. It also can regulate immune-competence, clinically. It is used for the treatment of arthritis and lumbago. It is also good for poliomyelitis, postpartum joint pain, nephritis and asthma. It also can be taken for long time without side-effects as a dietary supplement.
Du Huo Ji Sheng Wan is a Chinese Medicinal Formula that is utilized when a patient is suffering from
joint pain, rheumatoid arthritis and lower back pain accompanied by numbness, weakness, and/or stiffness. It has been considered especially helpful and is commonly prescribed for elderly people. It is associated with liver and kidney deficiency. Symptoms that can be associated with insufficient liver and kidney deficiency are palpitations, shortness of breath, joint problems, lower back pain, an aversion to cold, increased discomfort due to cold, an attraction to warmth, a pale tongue and a weak, thin, slow pulse. Illnesses sometimes treated with Du Huo Ji Sheng Wan are: ruptured discs, sciatic pain, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and several other bone disorders.

Use for problems in the
joints, lower back, and knees, causing weakness, pain and stiffness. Conditions include chronic sciatica, arthritis and rheumatism. It is also useful when used for relief from injuries to lower limbs. Ingredients:
Duhuo root, Eucommia bark, Loranthus stem, Relative root, Tuckahoe root, Foxglove root, Ginger root, Cinnamon bark, Tangkwei root, Licorice root
Suggested Use:
As a dietary supplement, take 9 pills 2 times a day with warm water. Store in cool and dry place.

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Prostate Gland Pills (Kai Kit Wan)

Prostate Gland Pills (Kai Kit Wan)Prostate Gland Pills, 90 pills, $8.95

This traditional medicine is highly effective. It disperses blood stagnation, reduces inflammation, clears toxic pus, and tonicities and invigorates blood. Use for chronic and acute prostate gland infection or swelling (enlargement), with symptoms of dribbling or painful urination, and painful testicles. Also suitable for urinary tract infections with accompanying lower back or abdominal pain.

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Indications:
Chronic Prostatitis, Urethritis, Haematuria, Painful Urethra, Dysuria, Lower abdominal pain, Low back pain, Testis pain and Cord pain.

Ingredients:
Vaccaria Seqetalis, Paeonia Suffruticosa, Paeona Veitchii Lynch, Astragalus membranaceues, Patrinia Villoea Juss, Peucedanum praeruptorium, Glycyrrhiza Glabra L., Saussurea lappa clarke, Akebia trifoliata.

Dosage: 6 pills, 3 times per day. Our experience suggests that you can experience positive results within 1 to 2 weeks, therefore, we recommend purchase 2 bottles. To be taken with warm water.

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Wild Ling Zhi (Reishi)

Ling Zhi pian

Ling Zhi (Reishi) Pian 100 tabs (250mg each) $19.95

For more information about Reishi click here

Ling Zhi (other common names: Ganoderma, Lingzhi, Youngzhi Ling Chih, Mannentake, Red Reishi, Ganoderma Lucidum) is a member of the family of Fungi and is one of the most precious and rare wild medicinal plants in China.

Chinese tradition describes it as follows; "Ling Zhi the miraculous plant, has the virtue of raising the dead and giving them life again."

There is no doubt that Ling Zhi has beem highly valued for centuries for its many valuable qualities as a pharmaceutical plant.

This product is prepared from wild Ling Zhi (Reishi) through a strictly controlled scientific processes. Ling Zhi (Reishi) helps to promote the function of the heart and mental activities, increase vigour, straighten the joints, invigorate the sinews, build the bones and beautify the complexion. It accelerates the blood circulation, dispel fatigue and safeguards the liver.

It is efficacious for neurasthenia and chronic bronchitis. Ling Zhi boosts your immune system against the increasing number of toxins in our environment; thereby preventing degeneration of your body and enhancing your overall vitality.

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Premium LingZhi AA brand

Premium Lingzhi, 100 capsules (550mg each) AA brand $49.95

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"The Chinese Materia Medice", a pharmacopoeia by world-famous pharmacologist Li Shih-chen, justifies this historical valuation and states: "Ling Zhi strengthens the heart, increase vitality and mental activity, and preserves one's youthful complexion."

It's no secret that the typical Western diet centers on meat and processed foods, which contain excessive hormones, emulsifiers, preservatives and other chemical additives. Many believe that our diets are slowly sickening the population and leading to a higher incidence of serious diseases later in life. Once an illness manifests, recovery can be slow and difficult. Under these circumstances, many health-conscious people are taking a daily regimen of Ling Zhi (Reishi) to boost their body's defenses against the daily stresses from the toxins in our diets and environment.

Summary:
Ling Zhi helps to:

* Provide more energy and vigor, less fatigue and increase brain power
* Rejuvenate and make you feel young and alert
* Strengthen the organs for waste elimination and detoxification
* Strengthen the body's immune system
* Promote a good night's sleep

Dose and Administration:
Twice daily, 2 tablets/capsules each time.

Ingredient:
Ling Zhi (Reishi) 100%.

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