Heaven Mountain Goji Berries, 8oz, Dragon Herbs

Now, even though I really like goji, I was interested in a personal conversation around tea garden that he doesn't consider goji in the top level. It's good, don't misunderstand. It's in the top 22, but he's really talking the top two or three, and gynostemma is kinda more in the top three. You've got Reishi and ginseng, gynostemma, and then you have your next level of your herbal tonics which include goji. Other people may say goji is, you know, the great princess of prince of it. In the Jin... J-I-N-G-X-I-N-G Province, where the goji is the best, didao, that area has the most longevity. Goji is a Yin Jing herb. It will generally increase your energy. It will improve memory. Thinking process. Remember what I said about Jing. What did I say about Jing? It includes the brain and the bones. This is the brain part, okay? It helps a little bit with, you know, senility. It helps with your general life force, general vitality, sexual energy. It stimulates growth hormone. It stimulates the pineal pituitary in the production of growth hormone. So that's, you know, a certain nice consideration. It, again, is building this lower area, what we call the kidney Jing, but we mentioned the kidneys include sexual energy, ovum, sperm, brain, bone, and so forth. And adrenals of course. They're red color, and so it fits into my rainbow diet, on the first, second chakra. So you're building your basic life force energy, your basic, you know it's a Yin Jing herb, it's also a lot of energy in terms of your Qi. Your vital life force. It also has lutein and xeanthin, Lutein and xeanthin, which are, they're phytogens that build your vision and eyesight. Night vision? No, all vision. All vision. Your night vision. X-E-A-N-T-H-I-N. And lutein, L-U-T-E-I-N. Right, right. Yea, it's not quite the same, but I would definitely take it because I think they do help build the retina, lutein and xeanthin. So those are some of the qualities of the goji, again a Yin, Jing, and very good for the Qi, not quite so powerful for the Shen, as an emphasis. Very good for longevity, very good for mind, very good for clarity, very good for growth, HGH, Human Growth Hormone. It's got a lot of immune stimulating and regulating. More regulating. Yes? What about for cancer. If somebody has cancer, is that a prescriptive? I probably wouldn't put that as number one. The reason for that is it's not specific, like Reishi is more specific for cancer, liver and cancers. But because it's a little on the sweet side. And what we know is that cancer loves sugar. And, cancer cells need 10 to 50 times more sugar. So, we don't generally do fruit, even, with cancer. No fruit, not the carrot juice, not the beet juice and so forth. We just minimize sugar and minimize fructose, because that's again 10 to 50 times more growth producing for cancer cells. So that's just a slight, I wouldn't call it a contraindication but I would cut it down as low. It's got immune things, but as a specific cancer treatment I probably wouldn't use it. Do you do like all of phase one? Yea. For Chi (Qi)ldren that they are, too short... Is it good? Yes. 'Cause it stimulates human growth hormone. I'm not sure what you just said. It's a superfood isn't it, Yes. So what does it contain in nutrition... It's got most of the amino acids, it's got a certain amount of protein, but it's not exactly the way to think about it. You know, because it's an energy, if you follow what I'm saying. It has... A lot of these kind of, they're called barbenes... It has different glycosides, you know, different long chain sugars that give it it's uniqueness. But don't think of it as a food, think of it as an energy. That's why I don't use the word superfood with them. I use the word, super immune, super adaptogen, but really it's a food... You want to think bigger than that. You know, it's a tonifier. The word is tonifier. It tones and strengthens your general function. Superfood is confusing. I mean yes it's a food, but it's really an herb, it's really a berry, whatever you want to say. But in a sense, it's a tonifier. And that's the way it's more traditionally talked about. In America, or, they may call it a superfood but it's really a basically super tonifier. If that makes sense. What's a good dosage for a normal, healthy person? A small handful a day. You know... A tablespoon? Yea, or two, or three. Yea, you can do that. Like a small handful, like maybe two to three tablespoons. Is a reasonable dose. It does, maybe raise your blood sugar. It varies.