General Yang Sen’s Spring Wine | Taoist Sexology's Supreme Elixir | Herb Kit | 楊森將軍春酒

This extremely potent herbal prescription is made from “High Grade Chinese Herbs” and is sold in two different forms of use (in dried herb kit or in powdered herb kit).  When ordering choose the herb kit (which contains approx. 400+ grams and should last about 60-90 days when made into a medicinal* wine). Be sure to select how you want your order filled either in dried herb kit or powdered herb kit by using the above “add on” button. This herbal prescription when prepared into a medicinal wine and properly aged will produce about a gallon of very potent wine that will last the user about 60-90 days. How to use? The traditional Chinese form of preparation for this formula is the prepare a medicinal wine (yao jiu); although, when powdered it can effectively be used to make pills, capsules, or simply add the powder to juice or a smoothie and drink like you would a power-shake. What’s the cost?  the cost for a raw herb kit is $539.99. A powdered herb kit is $549.99 ($10.00 + $539.99).  Please use the above “add-on” button to make your choice. This is a very potent and affective prescription.

楊森將軍春酒

General Yang Sen's Spring Wine  |  Taoist Sexology's Supreme Elixir 

The year was 1949; after suffering a resounding defeat at the hands of the “Revolutionary People’s Army,” the once powerful General Yang Sen’s only option was to make a hasty retreat to Taiwan in order to avoid being captured and/or face the likelihood of a lengthy imprisonment or death.   After receiving a report that Mao Tse Tung’s revolutionary forces had advanced to the outskirts of the capitol city, General Yang Sen hurriedly gathered his belongings and began assembling the members of his entourage, which included several of the well-known polygamist’s wives as well as a few of his concubine In addition to his women and several trunk loads of valuables, the only other thing that the dethroned military commander insisted on taking was his cache of herbal ingredients for preparing the Spring Wine that he consumed on a daily basis to replenish his sexual energy.An ardent practitioner of Taoist Sexual Yoga, General Sen’s ferocity as a fighter was only rivaled by his veracity in the boudoir, and his extraordinary sexual appetite. According to reliable sources it’s widely reported that the General—who was an acknowledged master of Chi Kung and Tao Yin meditation—engaged in vigorous sexual intercourse while strictly controlling the frequency of his emissions throughout his entire adult life, and remained sexually active until his death at the age of ninety-three!  The life-long sexual empowerment which he attributed to his use of the legendary sex tonic that bears his name (General Yang Sen’s Spring Wine)—I might add is not uncommon. The eccentric highly decorated military commander is known to have consumed the sexual elixir in a medicinal wine upon awakening every morning for nearly fifty-years and was extremely selective in his choice of herbal ingredients for their freshness and potency.The ingredients in General Yang Sen’s Spring Wine can be expected to powerfully tonify the Yang Chi, nourish the blood, fortify the Chi, and strengthen the Kidney’s (the organ that is associated with sexual functioning) as well as prolong an erection.   It is for good reason that this extraordinary sexual elixir has been used in Taoist Sexology for so many years. Long-term even life-long use is highly recommended.

• How to best use this formula?  Traditional Chinese medicine recommends preparing this herbal formula into a medicinal wine (yao jiu), which must age for a minimum of 365-days to allow the herbal properties to be properly extracted.  Daily dosage would be to drink one 50ml shot glass full, and treatment is recommend for a minimum of 90 days or as long as necessary for optimum sexual enhancement.  Once prepared the yao jiu can be safely stored for many years; as a matter of fact, the longer it continues to age the more powerful its abilities will become.  
• Not interested in making a wine?  For those who don't have the time to wait for a yao jiu to age or prefer not to drink alcohol; we will powder the herbal formula and the powder can be added to capsules, or a smoothie or juice and drunk that way.  Daily dosage (for capsules) is 3 caps 3 x daily, when adding the powder to juice/smoothie, mix one heaping teaspoon into 8 ounces of juice/smoothie and drink that 1-2  x daily.  However, we would be remiss if we did not state that while effective when used this way, a medicinal wine does make a more potent brew and the formula's effects are more powerfully felt. Whether you decide to prepare the traditional medicinal wine or use the powdered herb in capsules or a smoothie, we will provide easy-to-understand processing instructions.

Note: For those that have asked us, the General Yang Sen's Spring Wine is not the same prescription as (or in any way comparable to) the General Li Spring Wine sold by other providers.  While the General Li Wine is a decent formula, our General Yang Sen's Spring Wine ... kills it.  Our prescription contains much stronger more potent herbs that produce amazing results.  We suggest for those that are curious to try both wines and then tell us how you like ours. We sincerely look forward to the feedback.

INGREDIENTS

General Yang Sen’s Spring Wine | Taoist Sexology’s Supreme Elixir—Ingredients:  Angelica, Cortex Eucommiae, Lycium, Astragalus, Deer Horn, Glossy Privet Fruit, Korean Ginseng, Yang Lock Stem, Rehmannia, Herba Epimedii.

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