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By merging quick effect with temperate long-term improvement of sexual health, SANLIDA has shown itself to be the ideal product on the market at present for eradicating handicaps in the sexual function.
Quick effect: By virtue of adopting the micromolecular technology, the most-advanced carbon-dioxide supercritical extraction technology, the slow measured release technology, and targeted administration of medicine, it has eliminated the special attribute of Chinese herb medicine, which consisted in the medicine being hard to absorb and tardy in showing effect. All this has conduced to the ingredients of the medicine being assimilated at high speed by the human body, thus achieving the purpose of quick amelioration of the symptoms.
Temperate long-term improvement of sexual health: Cordycepin and other pure Chinese medicinal constituents, taken over a long period of time, can improve health in a non-drastic manner, which is comprehensive and long-enduring in therapeutic effect, radically eliminating erectile dysfunctions.
SANLIDA adopts the traditional rationale of the Chinese herb medicine and, by virtue of the technology of targeted administration of doses, rhythmically and systematically replenishes the male's source of energy, cure erectile dysfunction, increase libido, keeps in harmony the male's psychic force, strengthens in a comprehensive way male sexual power and immunity, improving the system that maintains in equilibrium the male's  organism of muscles and keeping the man who is a user of SANLIDA product  in a lasting youthful condition so far as his sexual life goes.

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It is noteworthy that Chinese angelica, which is one of the main ingredients of this Female-use Evergreen hair regenerator, is widely used in traditional Chinese gynecology as a medicine for curing diseases and a tonic for improving health. Its extract has the additional advantage of being able to penetrate easily through the skin and, for this reason, is employed very often as a transdermal passage promoter. In our case, the extract of Chinese angelica carries with it the extracts of the other ingredients to pass through the skin smoothly so as to reach the hair follicles that need regeneration and to pervade together with the other ingredients the environment of hair follicles inside the scalp and provide them with added nutrients. Of these other ingredients, special mention must be made of the tuber of multiflower knotweed, which is reputed to possess a wonderful power of enabling hair to regrow.

How long has the Evergreen hair regenerator to be used before hair loss can be stopped? How long has one to wait in order to see the growth of new hair?

Answer: the patient can be sure that hair loss will stop within 3 to 5 days after he starts using the Evergreen hair regenerator. The time when hair ceases to fall off is also the time when new hair begins to grow out. You can see new hair grow out in a month. There is a way to observe this phenomenon happen. Separate the hair along a line at the afflicted part of the scalp. Illuminate that place with a flashlight. Take a lateral view of the place with the help of a magnifying glass of sufficient magnifying power. You can see very fine new hair growing up. This observation is easy to make especially when the hair has been washed and dried in the shade.


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The majority of traditional Chinese medicines adopt two or more than two ingredients. They are particular about sticking to the analogy of a monarch being aided by ministers. In a medicine of two or more than two ingredients, each ingredient possibly may play an unimportant role, but several ingredients, put together, may produce a synergetic effect, reinforcing the therapeutic effect of each other and reducing the toxic side effect at the same tine. Western medicines are particular about making clear the structural formula of the effective component in pursuit of higher and higher purity. But this is often the cause of the big toxic effect of the Western medicine. Western herbal medicines are mostly of a single ingredient each. Even if two or more ingredients are used, the analogy of a monarch being aided by ministers is not emphasized. The process of roasting, baking and simmering in preparing the traditional Chinese medicine is simply not understood.

Obviously, the biggest dividing line in logical thinking between traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine consists in epistemology. Traditional Chinese medicine looks upon the whole universe as one organism; and since the universe is an organism, all things in it are related to each other without exception by being interdependent, mutually restraining, balanced and in harmony. Owing to the fact that man is also looked upon as a "universe", though on a small scale, the view is entertained that between the internal organs of the human body there also exist the requirement for equilibrium between yin and yang and the phenomenon of mutual reinforcement and mutual neutralization. Traditional Chinese medicine, having gone through a process of development of thousands of years, has succeeded in sublimating from an empirical type of medicine to a systematic one with its unique and peculiar theory and its complete and comprehensive methodology. It is the embodiment of the typical Eastern mode of thinking.
According to traditional Chinese medical practitioners' understanding of the human body, a girl reaches puberty at the age of 14 while a boy does so at 16. Then they arrive at the summit of sexual maturity respectively at the age of 28 (for the female) and 32 (for the male). After that, their physical strength descends with the increase in age. The so-called exercise for people of the right age is no other than physical exercise within measure for a certain age group in terms of strenuosity and amount. It should be kept in mind that the aim of taking physical exercises for aging people is, in the eyes of traditional Chinese medical practitioners, not to train their bodies, but to preserve their health. This is also the case with the restraint of the sexual affair. When a woman has reached 42 in age and when a man has become 48 years old, their physiological functions will begin to decline; therefore, they should rein in their sexual desire, so as to avoid too heavy a drain on their strength.
Traditional Chinese medical practitioners attach comparatively great importance to the "science of health preservation". They are of the opinion that "the imperative job is to cope with a disease before it occurs." Wouldn't the result of so doing be more satisfying and more perfect than any effect that may be achieved by attending to the illness after it has arisen? The oft-told "prevention is better than cure" is what is remarkable as a national trait of the Chinese people.

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Epicures contend that roast duck is most palatable in three seasons, namely winter, spring and autumn. The reason is that the flesh of Beijing duck is full and tender during winter and spring. In the fall the sky is clear and seems higher as a result, the air is refreshing, and both the temperature and humidity are appropriate for making roast duck. What is more, duck are generally fat and stout at that time.
August is the time when air is crisp and temperate for the season. It is the proper occasion for tasting roast Beijing duck. How can you count yourself as one who has been to Beijing if you have not eaten any roast Beijing duck?
Both roast Beijing duck(Peking Duck) and American roast turkey originated from the roast goose of the Mediterranean regions. Birds were the aid and gift that God gave man. But man likes to eat only those birds that are big and fleshy. The goose is a fleshy fowl and is also the special product of the Mediterranean regions. When it is roasted for food, its meat is delicious and tender. Therefore, roast goose is a traditional dish in Europe and is widely recognized as a delicacy.
When Europeans arrived in America, they found that the bird which God gave them as a gift this time was the turkey. So they ate roast turkey and offered thanks to God. After learning of the origin of roast turkey you would find it easier to accept as true the following story about roast duck. The roast goose of the Western world may be considered in a sense the progenitor of the roast duck of China. The technique of roasting the goose was twice passed on to China---once during the Yuan Dynasty, when China was ruled by Mongols, and later again during the Qin Dynasty, when China was under the rule of the Manchurian conquerors. The Mongolian Empire occupied an enormous territory extending from the east of China westward to the regions of the Mediterranean Sea. This was the reason why people of the Western world, such as Marco Polo, could have come to China. They brought to China quite a lot of the culture of the Western world, including the cannon and the roast goose. How did it come about that roast goose was transformed into roast duck? The cause of the transformation was no different from that of the transformation of roast goose into roast turkey.
Chinese people began to domesticate wild duck two thousand years ago, but European people did not do that. Instead, they domesticated the goose very early. As China had specialized in producing duck for thousands of years, this fowl became a special product of the country and was preferred by Chinese people to the goose, which was generally not in favor. Furthermore, the duck used for producing roast duck was of an excellent species bred painstakingly by Chinese over a long period of time. The scientific name of the species is Beijing duck. It was imported by the United States in the year 1874 under the name of Peking duck, and thereafter it came to be spread all over the world. Nevertheless, the duck of this species being bred in China now is still reputed to be the best.
At the time of the Tang Dynasty (618~907AD), the preparation of food became almost the same as that of today. Cooked rice, congee, steamed bread, boiled dumplings with meat and vegetable stuffing, steamed stuffed buns, noodles and other foods served in soup were all in supply.
Chinese people attach great importance to care of health and cure of disease in the processing and serving of foods, which is termed "diet therapy".
Efforts are made to achieve for every meal the purpose that staple and non-ataple foods should be truly complementary, that cold and hot dishes should be properly matched, that there should be foods which are cooked and foods which are eaten in a raw state, foods which are boiled until they are dry and foods which are boiled but with a lot of water or milk left in them, foods which are sweet and foods which are salty, and there should be dishes of meat, fish, etc. and dishes of vegetables. A high degree of unity of opposites is generally revealed in the profusion and diversity of quantities of foods and sizes of plates and bowls.
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The kidney is the basis of life right from prenatal time. It is closely related to the growth and maturing of the human body, the male reproductive system, the role of water in metabolism and the respiratory system. The kidney controls the mental activities of the human being. When a person's kidney is full of spunk, he/she is quick in thinking. When the person is past middle age, his/her kidney is gradually depleted of energy and he/she begins to suffer from endocrinopathy and deficiency in the performance of the sexual gland. The decrease in the secretion of sexual hormone leads to further loss by him/her of renal energy. Then the person will have sore back and knees, lethargy and tiredness, unsteady steps and cold limbs, nausea, insomnia and haunting dreams, forgetfulness, palpitation, impotence or premature ejaculation, degeneration of the sexual function and other symptoms.
The Classic of Internal Medicine makes a vivid and quite scientific discussion of the kidney and its relationship with the growth and development of the human body. For example, a female is considered to have completed one period of life when she is beginning to be seven years of age. The vital energy of her kidney has begun to climb upward, which is manifested outwardly by the change of her teeth and an increase in the density, or luxuriance, of her hair. When she has passed her second seventh year, that is, when she is 14 years old, a material which is responsible for a female's ability of reproduction is secreted from her kidney. Menstruation appears. She is able to become pregnant. Then she passes through her 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th seven-year periods until she reaches the end of the 7th one, when she is 49 years old and the vital energy of the kidney, which is characteristic of a female, begins to wane and menopause comes about. This means she will begin to look haggard and will no longer be able to bear children. As a matter of fact, it is the wax and wane of the vital energy in the kidney that has given rise to the above process. On the other hand, a boy who is in the second eight year period of his life, namely
at 16 years of age, may have nocturnal emission and can make a female pregnant.
A male then pass through his 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th eight-year periods…until he reaches the end of the 8th one, when he is 64 years old. At that time, the vital energy in his kidney begins to be exhausted. It can be seen here that, in comparison with a female, a male matures and grows old and feeble both a little time later. This is the reason why a male marries at an age a little older than a female. We often say about a person that he/she has become "old and feeble before his/her time". That means a person's vital energy in the kidney has been exhausted. Therefore, if a person wants to prolong his/her life and enjoy longevity he/she must, on the contrary, make his/her vital energy so abundant as to surpass the normal value. Since ancient time, the way to attain longevity, whether it is in the form of a secret formula or a recipe, starts from taking care of the kidney. In other words, the kidney is the foundation of longevity.
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This is what Beijing is: ancient but lively, extensive but profound, high and far but intimate, infatuating but inscrutable. It is simple and pure---so simple and so pure that you will know it is Beijing at a glance. It is, at the same time, so colorful and so rich in contents that it will never be possible for you to sum up your description of it by means of a pithy statement. No matter whether it is about the remote and profound history, the present realities vibrant with life, the all-pervasive atmosphere of grandeur and majesty, or the simple and honest behavior of the common people, they will all come to you in rapid succession and stand face to face with you the moment you enter Beijing so that you will not be able to see them clearly and will be at a loss as to which of them to begin your study from.
It may be said with some degree of assurance that anyone who wants to understand Beijing will feel that he/she does not know by what door or gate he/she can get in. So you must first find the gate which is the entrance to the city.
Of all the gates of Beijing, Tian An Men (the Gate of Heavenly Peace) is of course the most important one. Tian An Men is the emblem of the capital city Beijing.
The city of Beijing in the era of the Ming and Qing dynasties was a "city of cities", because it was made up of three layers of city wall or, in other words, three concentric city walls. The innermost circle of this city of cities was what is commonly called the "Forbidden City" or "Palace City". Its wall was 6 li (3,000 meters) in circumference and has four gates, namely the Front Gate, the Gate of Divine Prowess, the Eastern Gate and the Western Gate. The central or second circle was the wall of the imperial city, which was 18 li (9,000 meters) in circumference and also had four gates, namely the Heavenly Peace Gate (Tian An Men), the Earthly Peace Gate, the Eastern Peace Gate and Western Peace Gate. The outmost circle was the capital city wall, which was a two-layer wall. The inner city wall was 46 li (23,000 meters) in circumference and had nine gates.

Chinese angelica can promote bolism and supply the body with the nutrients necessary for the growing of hair. It is rich in calcium, which is needed to prevent hair from becoming brittle. The extract of Chinese angelica in the Evergreen hair regenerator contains the substance that is required for the anabolism of follicle cells. Through local application, it can penetrate deep into the hair follicles to give them sufficient nourishment and curb simultaneously the excessive secretion of sebum, so as to prevent as much as possible the occlusion of the upper part of any hair follicle by waxy matter and thereby facilitate blood circulation in the scalp. The increase of the volume of blood circulating in the scalp is conducive to the improvement of the growth environment of hair. Thus, hair loss is speedily brought to a stop, and with the nourishment of the follicles properly resumed hair will grow normally.
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Generally speaking, hair loss can be brought under control within 5 to 15 days, and bolism will become normal again. In 10 to 30 days of continual application new hair can be seen growing up, though very fine and lacking in luster. For patients of a low degree of seriousness, good therapeutic effect can be achieved in 3 months. For patients of medium and high degrees of seriousness, a relatively longer time would be required, perhaps two or three periods of treatment. Early discontinuance will adversely affect the result of treatment. This is certainly not evidence of relapse. To patients of seborrheic hair loss of the first six degrees of seriousness I must give a suggestion or warning. Don’t take it for granted that your disease has been cured. Three months may seem to be a very long time. As a matter of fact, you have gone through only one period of treatment. If you stop at that juncture, hair regrowth will be retarded, and the phenomenon of hair loss will reappear. This is certainly not a relapse, either.
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In order to achieve the optimum result, it is necessary for you to go on with spraying Evergreen two to three times a week even when you are confident that your disease has been cured.

It is obvious that for Chinese people the pleasure and delight of dining together is afforded not merely by the taste and flavor of the food and the drink. What must be included in addition to the sensuous excitement is the joy of human relationship which is specific to the dining table. The various kinds of Chinese cooked food gives embodiment to the group consciousness and cultural spirit consisting in unity, harmony and complete blending. For example, dishes of Chinese food, whether prepared by frying in shallow oil, stir-frying, steaming, boiling, stewing, roasting, or deep-frying, almost always have the principal element mixed with the seasoning and cooked together with it. Such a dish is to be served as one entity. Historically, there has never been an occasion when meat or fish and salt or pepper are brought to the table in this country as separate units.
Some famous big dishes styled as "The Whole Family's Fortune", "The Buddha Making a Trespass over the Wall", "The Hegemonic King Bidding Farewell to His Beloved Consort (before their tragic ending)", etc. are representative of the harmonious blending of several principal foodstuffs, or elements, all the more so because their respective tastes are blended far beyond distinguishment. What is more, according to the views expressed by China's experts in the fields of culinary art, nutriology and dietotherapy, such harmonious blending conduces to compatibility and mutual enhancement of tastes of two foodstuffs which are opposite in certain respects. This is a highly scientific method for producing excellent cuisine.
Of course, the best to strive for is, first of all, that the foodstuffs to be used as the raw material should be superb in taste and the feeling of enjoyment of the human relationship at the dinning table should be intense and strong. For achieving this twofold aim the most effective instrument perhaps would be the chafing dish.
What is the core of Chinese culture, cultural personality, Cultural phenomena? What is the Chinese cultural behavior and cultural psychology? That is to say, only when a Westerner has mastered the ideological core of Chinese culture can he/she look at a Chinese with understanding, with penetration, and with precision.

Modern medical research has shown that Sichuan-Tibetan caterpillar fungus has not only the essence(cordycepin), but also fat, protein, amino acids, and vitamin B1 and B2 and other constituents totaling over 170 in number which are common to all sorts of caterpillar fungus, but contains also substances that are activating in nature and able to repair defective cells in the human body, which are specific to it alone. At the same time, the unique natural environment has invested it with extraordinarily great activity. Therefore, in comparison with common caterpillar fungus, it can exert more profound influences on a number of physiological functions of the human body. It can remarkably promote the immunity of organs, tranquilize the central nervous system, forestall convulsion, and reduce fever temperature; in respect to the cardiovascular system, it can reduce blood pressure, lower the oxygen consumption of the myocardium, alleviate myocardial ischemia and counteract arrhythmia; and with regard to the respiratory system, it can dilate the bronchi, facilitate expectoration and ease asthma; and it also has patent therapeutic effect on sore back and knees, spontaneous emission of sperm and increase sperm count in sleep, chronic nephritis, renal failure, and poor sexual performance.