brandondaemon

Hey there, The astragalus extract there is a 10:1 concentrated extract. This means all you need to do to consume it is: 1. make an instant hot tea by adding 1/2-1 tsp of the powder to 12 oz of hot water and stir. Add honey and nutmilk/cream to your taste. 2. Make an elixir, if you arent familiar w. the concept check out this video here: FTI: That astragalus extract tastes great as far as herbs go. Mostly sweet and sour and slightly bitter.

please post the three sounds per organ, that sounds like something i would like to practice as well. i too was initially turned off by the simplicity of the practice...until i really did it and then experienced the power myself. now i practice morning and evening.

hah! is his name zak? either way , let me know who this guy is if he's talking about tonic herbs.

yeah thats my youtube channel! thanks for posting that

ive been practicing this for the past 2 weeks and literally feel like a new person. i feel like layers of emotional sludge have been moved out. do you practice or have you? please share your experience!

schizandra is one of my favorite tonics, right up there with reishi, lycium, cordyceps, and deer antler. ive been doing these tonics pretty heavily for the past few years and i have seen pretty dramatic results. i feel as tho i am getting my jing back. like in taoism they speak of returning to being like a child. i feel like this is happening with my health and vitality. the herbs really work, but the more you work on yourself, the more they work with you. i could go on all day about these herbs - ive made countless youtube videos on these and other tonic herbs like rehamannia, ho shou wu, gynostemma. etc. check it out if you want to learn more and converse more about the tonics. http://youtube.com/herbgardner00

can you explain more about this tingling sensation and where you feel it? also, this pure jing sex energy you speak of, im curious about this concept and would like to hear more as well.

I'm really liking the new board software. Finally joined after years of lurking. Looking forward to joining the community & the conversation. -Brandon