HERB SHOP : HERBAL WINES

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Ginseng Elixir Wine $34.98

Ginseng Elixir Wine is one of the most important formulas in Chinese Materia Medica. It is a general vitality tonic and may be taken for shortness of breath or physical shock. It is credited with improving the overall well-being of the individual.

Monk's Secret Wine $34.98

Monk's Secret Wine is an ancient formula used to invigorate the jing (essence) and chi (vitality). It is known as a sexual tonic.

Shaolin Virility Wine $34.98

Shaolin Virility Wine is an ancient formula used to benefit the spleen and the stomach while promoting sexual virility. It has been credited with slowing aging and promoting long life.

Strength Increasing Wine $34.98

Strength Increasing Wine is an ancient formula used to invigorate blood circulation, nourish vital energy and increase strength. It is known as a "nourishing tonic".

Taoist Sexual Wine $34.98

Taoist Sexual Wine is an ancient formula used during sexual yoga meditation. It is known to tonify the ching, chi and shen and is credited with giving longevity, mental clarity and sexual vitality.

Directions for Use:

WINES: (1 muslin bag of herbs per container) Place the entire package of herbs (including the muslin bag) into a liquor decanter or glass jar and add one quart of either vodka, brandy or gin. Place the decanter in a dark place and let the wine stand for a minimum of eight weeks. Drink one ounce daily.

Disclaimer

Shaolin Brand Herbal Formulas are available as a nutritional aid and food supplement only and are not intended to be a medical prescription. Consult a physician for medical advice.

Over 2 tons of herbal medicines are dispensed to some 4,000 patients every single day in a typical Chinese Hospital. A number of claims for herbs are made by the Chinese based on thousands of years of experience. We make no specific endorsements, claims or warranties as to the use and effectiveness of herbs or Shaolin Brand Formulas. The user assumes all risk as the FDA has not approved the use of Chinese Herbs in the USA.