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This powerful formula was originally developed by kung fu masters in ancient China . It is made from 100% all natural herbal ingredients |
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After thousands of years of experiments and studies; this formula was finally perfected by Master Hui Tong, the head disciple of a famous Taoism Teacher in China . |
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In Chinese, Tao means the way of all things and is described as an empty void that spontaneously generates the cosmos. It is the unification of all opposites, the source of reality and the infinite powerful force, which can only be achieved by those with sufficient moral virtue. |
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| Taoist theory lies at the heart of traditional Chinese herbal remedies. According to Taoist, all things correspond to each other. Illness is caused by an imbalance of yin and yang, and also between the five key elements (metal, wood, water, fire and earth), which eventually would result in blockages of the free movement of “qi” through the body. Acupuncture and other traditional remedies are designed to restore the proper flow of “qi,” thus restoring positive energy. Hence the development of Ging Loc Tong, the ultimate remedy to restore energy to muscle and joint |
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†These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases. |
| Copyright 2010 by Holdon communication. |
