Wolfberry

Wolfberry

Wolfberry (goji berry) can be used to strengthen the body, improve vision and enhance life. There are many legends associated with Chinese wolfberry.

A prominent Chinese doctor Li Shichzhen, who lived during the Ming Dynasty, wrote a long treatise on the grass, Peng Cao Gang Mu, also known as List of trees and grass, which is described as herbal shop in Shaw Bao prepared elixir that contributes to the attainment of longevity bizarre barefooted man named Zhang passed the formula of this elixir to an elderly man Yi Shi County, who following the recipe, he lived a hundred years. The old man was able to move quickly, as if flying. His gray hair turned black again, and old teeth were replaced new. He was strong and in the bedroom. Decoction pleasant taste and it can often be used to eliminate excessive body heat or improve vision. The basis of this recipe was a wolfberry.

Wolfberry is sweet and has a sedative effect. It nourishes the liver and kidneys, benefits and light improves vision. Traditional Chinese medicine uses it to treat diseases associated with liver, kidney and impotence, as well as muscle pain in the waist and knees, headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, excessive tears, fatigue, cough, thirst, and frequent ejaculation.