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He Shou Wu Drops is now available in ¼ oz. miniature dropper bottle at a more affordable price. You can now try out this extraordinary tonic herbal tincture and many others while staying well within your budget. He Shou Wu (Polygonum multiflorum) is among the very elite healthy-aging tonic herbs in the world. It is traditionally used to support the Liver, Kidneys, Brain and Sexual organs. Dragon Herbs has an exclusive supplier that provides fully mature He Shou Wu roots that have grown in the ground in a Di Tao (authentic) region for at least 8 years before harvesting (compared to the 1-year-old average on the American market). This He Shou Wu is then prepared by slow cooking in a specific black been for over 36 hours, meeting and surpassing ancient and modern preparation requirements. Dragon Herbs’ advanced extraction process results in a rich, delicious, full-spectrum, complete He Shou Wu tonic elixir that may be used throughout one’s lifetime.* Ingredients: Organic He Shou Wu root extract. Traditional Function Tonifies Blood and Jing, enriches the hair. Enters the Liver and Kidney meridians. Bitter, sweet, astringent flavor. Slightly warming. Who can use it? Adults Concentration 8:1 Specifications 0.25 fl. oz. (7.5 ml) Other Ingredients Water, grain alcohol (30% by volume) Dosage 3-12 Squirts per day as desired or as directed by a health care professional. Shake well before use. Mini-size perfect for the trial and on-the-go! The king of Yin Jing tonic herbs Made with 8-year-old semi-wild He Shou Wu roots Prepared by the traditional method with black beans Supports blood production Supports Jing restoration AND Jing maintenance Helps protect the brain Supports healthy aging

Super potent hydro-ethanolic extraction Made with 2 varieties of Albizia flower Both Albizia flowers are profound Shen tonics Use any time Great natural taste Immediate and long-term benefits Product Description The beautiful, extremely delicate flower of the Albizia julibrissin (a variety of mimosa tree) has been used for centuries in Asia as a superior Shen tonic. A properly-prepared extract of the freshly harvested flowers lifts the spirit, calms the emotions, stabilizes mood and points our psyche in a positive direction. This extremely useful Shen tonic can have miraculous benefits. In southern China, the flower from the Magnolia coco tree has been used similarly. This wonderfully aromatic flower has a powerful calming effect when one is overcome by anger, frustration, worry, fear, anxiety and other tough emotions. By combining these two flowers and extracting them by advanced technology so as to assure the preservation of the aromatic oils and other components, we produce a Shen tonic that belongs in everyone’s home elixir bar, and many people’s bags and purses. It’s naturally delicious and easy to take.Ingredients: Albizia flower; Magnolia coco (Cantonese Hard Albizia) flower. Traditional Function Stabilizes and lifts Shen. Who can use it? Adults Concentration 8:1 Specifications 2 fl. oz. (60 ml) Other Ingredients Water, Grain Alcohol (30% by volume) Dosage 3-12 droppers per day as desired or as directed by your health care practitioner

Wild Siberian Chaga Drops is now available in ¼ oz. miniature dropper bottle at a more affordable price. You can now try out this extraordinary tonic herbal tincture and many others while staying well within your budget. Chaga is one of the great tonic mushrooms. It grows in many arctic regions of the world, but was discovered and first traditionally used in Siberia, where it attained the name “Chaga” and attained its reputation as a superior herb that supports glowing health and healthy-aging. True Chaga grows on Siberian birch trees and are at least 10 years old when collected from the wild forest. Dragon Herbs Wild Siberian Chaga is made 100% from the true Siberian Chaga. The Chaga mushrooms are extracted using precise scientifically validated parameters that optimizes potency and constituent balance. No finer Chaga supplement exists. It is rich, delicious and may be consumed daily throughout one’s lifetime. Ingredients: Chaga Mushroom (Wild Russian Siberian Inonotus obliquus) Who can use it? Adult Concentration 8:1 Specifications 0.25 fl. oz. (7.5 ml) Other Ingredients Water, grain alcohol (30% by volume) Dosage 3-12 Squirts per day as desired or as directed by a health care professional. Shake well before use. Mini-size perfect for trial and on-the-go! Genuine wild Siberian Chaga Sustainably collected in Siberia (Russia) from old birch forests All Chaga used to make this extract are at least 10 years old and all are wild-collected Supports immune functions Supports liver health Supports brain health Supports healthy aging

Supreme Shen Drops   Supreme Shen Drops contains an extraordinary range of Shen tonic herbs, including Wild Asparagus Root, Longan, Albizzia Flower, Spirit Poria, Wild Reishi, Tibetan Rhodiola, Polygala, American Red Ginseng, and Guilin Sweetfruit. These herbs have the power to calm the mind, stabilize the emotions and lift the spirit.   Wild Asparagus root directly affects the Heart, the "Seat of Shen" by stabilizing the emotional component of the Heart, removing heat from the Heart and allowing the Heart to communicate with the Brain and Kidneys. Albizzia flower is a wonderful herb that has a very calming effect on the spirit. Wild Reishi is the premier Shen tonic of all herbalism. Tibetan Rhodiola sacra is the most sacred herb used in Himalayan herbalism. Himalayan Rhodiola directly tonifies the organs and functions associated with Shen and provides a basis for higher consciousness. It has antidepressant effects and strengthens the mind. Ginseng has been revered for three thousand years as a Shen tonic. Longan is a Heart blood tonic. By supplying more blood to the Heart, the Heart can become calm and peaceful.   All of the herbs in Supreme Shen Drops calm the emotions and help ease emotional pain.   What is a Shen Tonic?   Shen is the third treasure. Shen is our spirit. It may also be translated as our higher consciousness. This is ultimately the most important of the three treasures because it reflects our higher nature as human beings. Chinese masters say that Shen is the all embracing love that resides in our Heart. Shen is expressed as love, compassion, kindness, generosity, acceptance, forgiveness and tolerance. It manifests as our wisdom and our ability to see all sides of all issues, our ability to rise above the world of right and wrong, good and bad, yours and mine, high and low, etc. Shen is our higher knowledge that everything is one, even though nature manifests dualistically and cyclically, often obscuring our vision and creating illusion.   Shen is the spark of divinity within each human being.  Shen is the spiritual radiance of a human being and is the ultimate and most refined level of energetics in the universe.  It is associated with our awareness of and oneness with the Universal Infinite Being, and is manifested in our own godliness.  Shen is not considered to be an emotion, or even a state of mind.  It presides over the emotions and manifests as all-encompassing compassion, and non-discriminating, non-judgmental awareness. Shen manifests not only as our love and compassion, but also as our mental and intuitive energy.   Chuang Tzu, one of China's greatest Daoist sages, once wrote:                                        "When the shoe fits the foot is forgotten,                                     When the belt fits the belly is forgotten                                     And when the heart (Shen) is right,                                              For and against are forgotten."   This quote expresses quite exquisitely an aspect of Chinese Daoist philosophy that is absolutely central to the attainment of health. Very simply, Chuang Tzu is saying that one cannot attain high spiritual levels until one has learned the art of balance.  One who seeks true happiness must achieve balance in their lives.  Imbalance is the source of stress that distracts Shen’s attention away from its higher path.  But when there is balance and harmony in one's life then “the heart,” or Shen, has an opportunity to develop and attain a state of enlightened all-embracing acceptance of things as they really are, transcending the notions of good and bad, right and wrong, for and against.    It is taught in Chinese philosophy that Shen naturally rules our lives, but if we lose our emotional balance (which we all do), then the ego and the various emotions compete for dominance and Shen withdraws and becomes hidden. Immoderate behavior is brought about by a lack of understanding of the laws of nature which promotes selfishness.  We develop addictions to particular egoistic attitudes and to the emotions that help manifest our egoistic goals.  Anger, greed, fear, worry, sorrow, frustration, uncontrolled and excessive worldly joy, the perpetual seeking of pleasure in the things of this world of relativity and illusion, are all examples of the types of mental states that force Shen into hiding, often for the duration of one's life.   If Shen is weak, then the person becomes ruled by emotions and passions and the true desires of Shen are covered by the demands of the body and of the lower self.  The person constantly craves excitement and novelty but these things do not satisfy the heart and the person is frustrated, lonely and depressed.               An ancient classic says:                                        "If the master is brilliant, his subjects are peaceful.                                      If the master is disturbed, then his twelve officials are in danger."     The "master" is Shen, and the "twelve officials" are the twelve organ systems of the body.   The great spiritual paths of the world have all attempted to teach their followers that it is necessary to temper excessive desires and imbalanced emotions so that Shen can naturally regain its position as the ruler of our lives.  The Chinese Daoists have long practiced a spiritual path that emphasizes living in harmony with Nature.  They have stressed the idea of living a balanced life that flows with the seasons and various cycles of life, constantly adapting to each situation so as to minimize stress and allow Shen to rule unhindered by excessive desire.  Living so closely with nature, the Daoist masters have realized that the body, mind and environment were one and that these need to be cultivated in such a way as to allow the process of spiritual growth to proceed most fluidly.    In fact all activities are directed by Shen: thinking, seeing, speaking, hearing, exercising, working and loving are all different functions of Shen.  In health, these activities are performed pleasantly and rhythmically, but in sickness we see changes in all the human functions and activities, and there is a lack of mental clarity and actions become disturbed. Jing and Qi support Shen, and if they are wasted (dissipated) Shen will suffer. If Shen suffers, it becomes shaken and withdraws. When the emotions are not subordinate to Shen, they strive for dominance amongst themselves and this struggle eventually affects the organs and disharmony and disease follows.  This is why moderation is regarded in the Orient as the supreme way of health, happiness and longevity. Immoderate behavior is brought about by a lack of understanding of the laws of nature which promotes selfishness.   Herbal remedies are capable of helping with many problems.  But unless they help to raise the level of consciousness of those who use them, they are doing little.  For this reason, the true tonic herbalist is always striving to open up Shen and discover  the nature of Shen.   There is a great, age-old secret method of developing Shen. The way to develop Shen is to give .  By seeing the divine beauty in all things and thus becoming a channel of divine love, we can rise above the small egotistical motives that drive most people's lives.  The reward for true giving is Shen.  It does not matter whether or not you are paid for your service, because it is what is in your heart and what flows from it that determines how your Shen will unfold.  If you give all of your caring, love and wisdom, and truly try to help in whatever way you can, your reward will be far greater than the financial reward of the moment.    It is necessary also to develop Jing and Qi so that Shen has a body to survive in and through which it may radiate.  The three treasures form the very core of all traditional Oriental healing and health maintenance, but are often overlooked today.  To forget them is to forget the very basis of the Oriental healing arts.  It is possible to practice the Oriental healing arts at many different levels.  But only by working at the level of the three treasures can one be said to be working at the level of the masters.                          Certain true Shen tonic herbs encourage the opening up of Shen. There are also Shen "stabilizers" which help stabilize our emotions so that Shen (our higher self) re-emerge and rule our lives. The emotions are allowed to play themselves out, but not to dominate our lives and become obsessions or even addictions. Shen tonics have been used by the great sages of the Orient to help in their quest for enlightenment and harmony with God, Nature and all of Mankind.   Supreme Shen Drops is a quintessential Shen tonic formulation that may be used daily, or when needed to overcome emotional challenges.   Traditional Function: Stabilizes and tonifies Shen   Who can use it? Anyone   Concentration: 8:1    Specifications: 2 Fl. Oz.   Ingredients: Chinese Asparagus root, Longan fruit, Albizzia julibrissin flower, Spirit Poria sclerotium, Wild Reishi fruiting body, Tibetan Rhodiola root, Polygala root, American Red Ginseng root, Lo han juo fruit   Other Ingredients: Water and alcohol   Usage: 3-12 droppers per day or as directed by your health care practitioner   Remember Ron Teeguarden’s “First Rule of Tonic Herbalism,” summed up in a single word –Compliance. If you don’t take the herbs, they won’t work.”

Male Silk Moth Drops   Invigorating the kidney and benefiting yang   Male silk moth has a long history in China of being used as a sex tonic for both men and women. It is most often used by men.   Male silk moth is separated and extracted through advanced technology and contains various kinds of biological components such as unsaturated fatty acid and vitamins, etc.   Rich in protein, cephalin and male hormones, male silk moth is conducive to the normal growth of the body, and the formation and evolution of the male reproductive organs. It is used to nourish the Kidney, accelerate the growth of sperm and marrow and stimulate the nervous system. Male silk moth is considered in Asia to be an extremely potent male sexual stimulant and tonic. It is very Yang. It is therefore recommended that a Yin tonic such as Healers Tea, Ant Essence, He Shou Wu Capsules or other Kidney Yin tonic be used when Male Silk Moth is being used. Male Silk Moth Extract may also be used with other Yang tonic formulations to increase their Yang activity.   For men, Male Silk Moth benefits sperm production and libido, and has a long reputation for making sexual intercourse more exciting and satisfying. It nurtures the entire endocrine system and can restore youthfulness.   For women, Male Silk Moth is believed to tonify the vagina and to make sexual intercourse more pleasurable. It nurtures the entire endocrine system and can restore youthfulness.   According to Chinese studies, Male Silk Moth has the function of invigorating the Kidney and benefiting Yang, resisting the fatigue, and preventing dementia of old people. Male Silk Moth may be used by men with prostate hyperplasia without negative effects.   Traditional Function: Tonifies all three treasures   Who can use it? Anyone   Concentration: 8:1    Specifications: 2 Fl. Oz.   Ingredients: Male Silk Moth   Other Ingredients: Water and alcohol   Usage: 3-12 droppers per day or as directed by your health care practitioner   Remember Ron Teeguarden’s “First Rule of Tonic Herbalism,” summed up in a single word –Compliance. If you don’t take the herbs, they won’t work.”