Tasly Deepure Quick Dissolving Puerh Tea

Product Name: Tasly Deepure Quick Dissolving Puerh  Tea

Ingredients: 100% Puerh Tea (processed) Extract

Dosage: 1-2 sachets one time

Package: 0.5g * 30pieces/Can

 

Functions: Scientific- Safe- Health- Convenience

• Modern biological fermentation more healthy ingredients
• Advanced extracting and spray drying technology
• Highly concentrated puerh tea essence
• Nano-grade instant powder
• Free of heavy metals and pesticide residues

In the city of Pu’er, the material origin of Deepure, are 45,000 hectares of well-preserved subtropical primeval forests, where the 2,700-year-old ancient Puerh tea tree king is still standing upright with verdant leaves as if to tell people the long history and tremendous vitality of Puerh tea.

Made from premium leaves of the large-leaf variety planted at eco-friendly high-altitude regions in Pu??r, Yunnan province by scientific biological fermentation and state-of-the-art processing techniques, Deepure contains highly-concentrated instant submicron Puerh essence, which consists of Puerh factors composed of scientifically formulated tea polyphenols, theabrownin, tea polysaccharide and theine. Featuring strong aroma, ruddy color, delicious taste and instant dissolution, the additive-free Deepure can be enjoyed at any time and absorbed by human body in no time to quickly play its healthcare effect.

Nowadays human health is impaired by the excessive blood lipids, blood sugar, cholesterol and fat accumulated in the body. Drink Deepure to lower your body burden, better your health and improve your physical condition.

To enjoy a cup of strong or weak Deepure, take 1-2 sachets and pour adequate water;Use lukewarm water to achieve the original flavor

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Tasly Danshen Plus Capsule (ICP)

Product Name: iCP (Tasly Danshen Plus Capsule)

Ingredients: 
-Danshen (Radix Salviae Miltiorrhizae)
-Sanqi (Radix Notoginseng)
-Borneol

Dosage:
1-2 capsules PO qd-bid ac

Package:
250mg* 30 capsules



Functions :

1. Enhance vascular elasticity.
2. Keep vessels clear and reduce lipid sediment & thrombosis.
3. Dispel garbage and remove obstructive plaque.
4. Improve circulation and increase blood flow.

Note:

Borneol is used in traditional Chinese medicine as moxa. An early description is found in the Bencao Gangmu. Borneol is a component of many essential oils, and it is a natural insect repellent.

Panax notoginseng is a species of the genus Panax, and it is most commonly referred to in English as notoginseng. In Chinese it is called tiánqī, tienchi ginseng, sānqī or sanchi, three-seven root, and mountain paint 

Salvia miltiorrhiza, also known as red sage, Chinese sage, tan shen, or danshen, is a perennial plant in the genus Salvia, highly valued for its roots in traditional Chinese medicine.

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Hawthorn

Hawthorn (Crataegus) contains a combination of flavonoids that can protect the heart against oxygen deprivation and the development of abnormal rhythms. It dilates coronary blood vessels, improving the flow of blood to the heart. It strengthens the heart muscle and works to help the body rid itself of excess salt and water. It reduces blood levels of cholesterol and triglycerides, and brings down high blood pressure. Choose a standardized extract containing 1.8 percent vitexin-2 rhamnosides.

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Herbs that bring health from nature

 

Citrin - an extract from the plant Garcinia cambogia, inhibits the synthesis of fatty acids in the liver. It helps to prevent the accumulation of potentially dangerous fats in the body. 

 

Guggul - This ayurvedic herb is derived from a type of myrrh tree. It has been shown to lower blood-fat levels while raising levels of HDL, the so called "good cholesterol."

Note: Do not use this herb if you have a thyroid disorder.

 

Grape seed extract with oligomeric proanthocyanidins (OPCS) may lower high blood pressure, which can cause heart disease.

Soy - Soy had been long popular in Asia. It has been proven to be heart protectors also.When people with high cholesterol are put on a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet, their cholesterol levels usually drop. But if you replace the animal protein in their diet with soy protein, their cholesterol levels are found to drop significantly lower. One study has showed that soy protein could cancel out the effect of 500 mg of cholesterol deliberately added to the daily diet.Although soy can lower cholesterol levels in those with normal levels, it works best in people with elevated cholesterol.

 

Brewer's Yeast - Brewer's yeast can lower the total cholesterol and LDL while raising the helpful HDL. (Brewer's yeast is not the same as the yeast we use in the kitchen.) In one study with normal- and high-cholesterol patients, 11 healthy volunteers were given brewer's yeast. Eight weeks later, 10 of the 11 people with normal cholesterol levels had even lower total cholesterol levels and increased HDL levels. Among the 15 volunteers with high cholesterol, eight enjoyed the same beneficial results.

 

Cordyceps - Cordyceps is a Chinese herb. It can slow the heart rate, increase blood supply to the arteries and heart, and lower blood pressure.

Artichoke leaf extract reduces blood cholesterol and protects the liver. This herb has antioxidant activity and may inhibit the oxidation of cholesterol, a factor in atherosclerosis.

 

Cat's claw contains a variety of valuable phytochemicals that inhibit the processes involved in the formation of blood clots. It increases circulation and inhibits inappropriate clotting. Thus, it may help to prevent stroke and reduce the risk of heart attack.

 

Oat straw and kava kava are tonics for the nervous system.

White willow bark contains salicin, an aspirinlike compound. It has been used for centuries much as aspirin is today. Aspirin is often recommended for cardiovascular condition. This herb may provide the same protection without stomach upsets associated with aspirin.

 

Note: Do not take this herb if you are allergic to aspirin.

 

Other herbs that are beneficial for cardiovascular disorders include barberry, black cohosh, butcher's broom, cayenne (capsicum), dandelion, ginseng, and valerian root.

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Green Tea

Popular in Asia for centuries, green tea helps to keep blood pressure under control. It also may help keep cholesterol from clogging arteries.

The tea contains Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) and other substances that protect the body against the dangers of oxidation, while helping to keep the harmful LDL cholesterol down and the helpful HDL cholesterol up. They also assist in keeping blood pressure under control.

Of course, no one food will protect you from disease. Your health is wrapped up in your lifestyle and your genes, so even if you drink green tea all day long, you also need to take care of yourself in other ways, like not smoking, being active, and eating a healthy diet.

Green tea is made from Camellia sinensis leaves that have not undergone the same withering and oxidation applied when processing Camellia sinensis into oolong tea and black tea. Green tea originated in China, but its production has spread to many countries in Asia.

Some of the benefits of Green tea are listed below:

• Green tea increases the body metabolism rate thereby reduces the risk to obesity.
• Green tea helps regulate glucose levels slowing the rise of blood sugar, thereby lowers risk to type II Diabetes.
• Green tea reduces the risk to Cancer due to its antioxidant quality.
• Green tea reduces bad cholesterol  to the good cholesterol in the blood.
• Green tea delays the deterioration caused by Alzheimer’s and Parkinson, protects the brain cells from deterioration in old age.
• Green Tea contains the chemical antioxidant "Catechin" which has some anti-bacterial and anti-viral effect aiding against tooth decay and lowers risk to infections.
• Green tea consumption is thought to reduce the risk of high blood pressure. 
• Green Tea contains Theanine, an amino acid naturally found in tea leaves.It assist with depression and stress.
• Green tea can apparently also help with wrinkles and the signs of aging.
• Green Tea May Decrease Your Risk of Dying.

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Caring for Sick Spouse May Raise Stroke Risk

 

Husbands and wives who feel the strain of caring for a sick or disabled spouse are at a higher risk of stroke than those who do not have to care for their significant other, a new study suggests.

Spouse caregivers who said they were stressed had a 95 percent higher stroke risk when compared to "matched" non-caregivers with similar demographic, lifestyle and stroke risk factors, according to the study.

Stroke is one of the leading causes of adult disability, so overnight someone can go from perfectly fine to having severe impairments in physical and cognitive function, and this can put a really big strain on the family.

Chronic stress boosts blood levels of the hormone cortisol and heightens inflammation in the body. This can cause arteries to harden and narrow and, ultimately, restrict blood flow to the brain, resulting in a stroke.

It's important to study the health effects of caregiving, particularly as adults in the "sandwich generation" take care of elderly family members as well as their own children.

For the study, researchers examined data for more than 6,000 caregivers and non-caregivers who participated in a study of men and women aged 45 or older who enrolled from 2003 to 2007.

Participants were deemed caregivers if they were providing care on an ongoing basis to any family member with a chronic illness or disability.

Caregivers were asked about their relationship to the patient and the amount of physical and mental strain they associated with that care -- either none, some, or a lot.

During an average 8.5 year follow-up period, the caregivers who reported moderate or high levels of strain from handling the needs of their ill or disabled spouse showed a statistically significant increase in stroke risk.

Depression and isolation may also be factors in their perceived stress levels.

Researchers noted that family caregivers are "very under supported." As a first step, they suggested that physicians speak to family caregivers of ill and disabled patients about having their own health evaluated.

Researchers encourages the patients who are under stress to take time for themselves each day to focus on their own well-being, by exercising or meditating. For example. Tasly Health Product is one of the best choice.

Future research should examine the cumulative effects of chronic psychological stress on caregiving, including financial strain and work-related stress.

When you take care of others, please do not forget to take care of yourself.

Reference

WebMD News from Health Day, By Karen Pallarito, Health Day Reporter

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Heart Protection from a 1000-year Sport

 

Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese traditional and graceful form of sports which originated from nearly 1,000 years ago. It involves a series of movements performed in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing.

Tai Chi has many different styles. Each style may subtly emphasize various Tai Chi principles and methods. There are variations within each style. Some styles may focus on health maintenance, while others focus on the martial arts aspect of Tai Chi.

Recently, Cole, Wijarnpreecha et al. from Chiang Mai University, Thailand have finished a review research about Tai Chi’s effectiveness of improvement to the cardiac function. The result demonstrates the aerobic property and deep breathing during the practice of Tai Chi could significantly enhance the heart rate variability (HRV: the variation in the period between consecutive R-R intervals on an electrocardiogram, increased HRV is beneficial to health), warranting research in to the effects of Tai Chi on autonomic nervous system modulation and heart rate variability. Moreover, It has been shown that Tai Chi also has the ability to improve symptoms of several types of cancer, Parkinson’s and cognitive impairment, reduce anxiety and stress, enhance balance, augment flexibility, increase strength, improve cardiovascular risk factors, increase strength, improve symptoms ensuing rheumatologic diseases, and reduce blood pressure.

Additional benefits of TC include its ability to be practiced individually at home or as part of a group since it can either incorporate exercise into busy lifestyles, or facilitate socializing. TC can be performed anywhere, does not require any equipment, is a cheap form of exercise, and is suitable for all due to its ability to be adapted.

TCM products and Chinese traditional exercises have become increasingly popular all over the world because of its concept to lead a healthy lifestyle, achieving the harmony as Man Nature Unity and Better Life Quality.

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Reference:

Cole, A. R., et al. (2016). "Effects of Tai Chi exercise on heart rate variability." Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice 23: 59-63.

Tai Chi: A gentle way to fight stress, Tai Chi helps reduce stress and anxiety. And it also helps increase flexibility and balance. http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-l...

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