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(“star of longevity”, corresponds to the star Canopus in European astronomy), Nanjilaozhen (“elder of the South Pole”), Nandou (“Southern Bucket”), in Chinese mythology the deity of longevity, as well as the name of the star itself Sh.-s. According to ancient astrological ideas, the appearance of this star portends longevity for the sovereign and the country, and its absence in the sky portends wars and disasters. Temples in honor of Sh.-s. appeared in China in ancient times. Sh.-s. was popular among the people. At the standing Sh.-s. usually in one hand there is a staff with a gourd (a symbol of prosperity for offspring) and a paper scroll (a symbol of longevity) tied to it, and in the other - a peach (also a symbol of longevity) b. R.
(Source: “Myths of the Peoples of the World.”)
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- SHOU XING, in Chinese mythology, the god of longevity, the star Canopus (see CANOPUS). Depicted as an old man carrying a peach of longevity ... Encyclopedic Dictionary
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- in whale myth. deity of longevity, also called. stars Sh. s. (corresponding to the star Canopus). According to ancient astrological According to ideas, the appearance of this star portends a long life for the sovereign and the country: its absence in the sky of war and disaster... ... Ancient world. encyclopedic Dictionary
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- (Chinese) - “star of longevity” - the god of longevity, as well as the name of the star Canopus. It was believed that the appearance of this star in the sky foreshadows longevity for the country and its sovereign, and its absence portends wars and disasters. Sh.s. depicted as an old man ... Mythological Dictionary
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- (from lu, “official salary”, and xing, “star”), Lu shen (“career deity”), Guan xin (“officials’ star”), in late Chinese mythology a career deity, especially revered by officials. One of the deities of the Sanxing triad. As a HP was... ... Encyclopedia of Mythology
Translated from Chinese, it means “star of long life”, is the ancient Chinese god of longevity, who was always depicted by netsuke carvers in the form of a white-bearded wise old man. Shousin's sacred attributes included a peach - it was placed in the elder's hand, as well as a knobby staff to which a paper scroll or gourd was tied ().
A specific star was named after Shousin in China. Therefore, he was often called Nanji Laoren, which means “old man of the South Pole,” and also Nandou, i.e. "Southern Bucket". This star was a symbol of prosperity and order, and if its absence was observed in the sky, it foreshadowed terrible troubles for the state. Shousin was highly revered by the people. The very first temples that were erected in his honor arose in China in ancient times. Shousin is usually depicted with a peach, primarily because peaches are classic feng shui symbols of good health and long life.
The Shoushin talisman is a figurine of the Chinese god of happiness, who brings health and longevity to the home, and heals from serious, even fatal, illnesses. This god is the patron of medicine in China. Quite often, Shoushin is depicted not only as holding a magic peach in his hand, but also with a huge staff made from ginseng root.
Who will the elders help?
Star elders endow their owner with happiness, luck, wealth, health and longevity. They bring the energy of good luck and prosperity to the house, giving a long and prosperous life.
Fu-hsing is considered the deity of happiness, bringing monetary luck and material well-being to the home. He is the tallest among the elders and is always in the center. Fu-xing will help those who are worried about their career, dream of success in all matters, and want to have stable financial growth.
Lu-xing symbolizes wealth, abundance, love, loyalty and family authority. He takes care of worthy heirs and continuation of the family, promotes monetary well-being and financial success. Lu-xing will help you climb the career ladder and take a high position at work.
Shou-shin is a deity who brings longevity and health.
Consequently, star elders are associated with the three most important family successes:
- material well-being, which Phuc symbolizes;
- the power and authority of the family, symbolized by Luke;
- longevity and health that Shaw represents.
Collected together they bring good luck to the house in all areas of life.
Biologically active food additives “SHOUXIN”, “FU-XING”, “PIAOLYAN”
TIME TO BE HAPPY!
Life is a chance, don't miss it!
Life is a dream, make it come true!
Life is happiness, create it yourself!
Mother Teresa
We all want the same thing - happiness. Everyone is trying to know it, feel it, catch it, attract it. And no matter what we call happiness and no matter what way we try to get closer to it, we need energy for this. Energy is much more than just the strength to walk, breathe, and work. Energy is the beginning, the basis for the high-quality use of all human resources. The quality and quantity of your life depends on energy.
But our life has long been reminiscent of sports, an endless race in which the strongest win. And in order not to leave the race prematurely, and, moreover, to win, you need to be in excellent shape. Every day it becomes more and more difficult to run - the conditions become tougher, there is less time, resources, and energy left. We get tired, lose momentum... All this inevitably leads to nervous strain, fatigue, illness, and missed opportunities. What should I do? How to endure this dizzying run without compromising your health, beauty and career? How to make time for self-care? Where can I get the strength and energy to win?
offers a new series of biologically active food additives - complexes “FU-XING”, “SHOUXING”, “PIAOLYAN” , united by a common goal - to help modern people withstand high loads, reduce the influence of negative factors, preserve youth, increase health and beauty. First of all, the cordyceps contained in all complexes will help you cope with these important tasks - a “precious” mushroom, the embodiment of the wisdom of oriental medicine, a remedy that helps you win both in sports and in life.
THE SECRET WEAPON OF CHINESE ATHLETES
In 1992-1993, amazing events began to happen in the world of sports: the little-known Chinese women's athletics team began to win world championships, easily overthrowing one after another records that had “stood” unchanged for almost 10 years. During the 1993 Chinese National Games, Chinese female athletes broke world records 14 times! The newspaper pages were full of headlines: “Their running steps shook the world”, “The giant woke up”, “The secret weapon of Chinese athletes”, “They looked after the finish as if they were drinking jasmine tea and not running the distance”... The natural conclusion suggested itself: which one was used? something unknown dope. However, studies of all the athletes and the drink they drank showed a complete absence of prohibited substances, and the International Athletics Federation recognized the new world records. There were even more questions, and under pressure from the public, the team coach had to reveal the “secret.” “The secret is a combination of two factors. It's an intense workout and precious mushrooms. Age-old wisdom is embedded in these mushrooms, age-old wisdom helps to win,” was his answer.
PRECIOUS “PEARL” OF EASTERN MEDICINE
One of the components of the drink that athletes drank during training and competitions was the legendary mushroom, “divine gift”, one of the most precious remedies of Eastern medicine - cordyceps.
Chinese legend says that shepherds were the first to notice the beneficial properties of cordyceps: their animals, even the oldest ones, became energetic and active after eating these mushrooms, which grow in inaccessible areas of the highlands.
Cordyceps is a rare natural phenomenon and a valuable raw material. It is not at all similar to ordinary mushrooms and is an amazing combination of representatives of flora (fungus) and fauna (insect larvae on which the fungus parasitizes), which has no analogues in nature in its form and properties. In summer it exists in the form of a plant - a mushroom, and in winter it parasitizes the body of insects or their larvae. Hence its Chinese name - “grass insect” and its unique composition and properties that have no analogues.
The “precious” mushroom is one of the three main “treasures” of oriental medicine and has been serving people for several millennia. Ancient Chinese treatises say that cordyceps “strengthens the vital energy of Qi and builds the gate of vitality.” It has long been known that the more viable a plant is, the more healing it is. Growing in the harsh climate and oxygen deficiency inherent in high mountains, cordyceps has a unique ability to adapt, accumulates a huge amount of nutrients and biologically active components. It contains more than 70 macro- and microelements (magnesium, calcium, zinc, selenium phosphorus, boron, cobalt, etc.), a large number of enzymes, including coenzyme Q10, essential amino acids, proteins, unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins A, PP , B12, E, C and the unique components cordyceptin, cordyceptinic acid and adenosine. These substances help strengthen and restore adaptation mechanisms; increase the body’s ability to resist oxygen starvation; have a powerful antioxidant effect; dilate blood vessels and increase blood supply to the heart and lungs; promotes the removal of toxins from the body; suppress the growth of pathogenic microorganisms, including herpes, hepatitis, and influenza viruses; regulate metabolism and have a huge list of other beneficial properties for strengthening and healing the human body.
FROM PROGRESS TO STRESS
Along with high speeds, the hallmark of our time has become the ubiquitous and unpredictable stress (English - “pressure, tension”). We experience tension every moment, being in a state of struggle with the environment, unbalanced nutrition, bad habits, medications, emotional stress and other unfavorable factors that surround us everywhere. Stress is the body’s reaction not only to emotional, but also to any damaging factors. The result of any stress is a violation of physiological or psychological balance, which can cause a malfunction in the well-coordinated functioning of the body. Whether a failure occurs or not depends on the capabilities of the organism itself.
Our body is a unique self-regulating system, and any adverse impact leads to the mobilization of its protective forces and the process of adaptation - adaptation to the emerging conditions. Our whole life, in fact, is a continuous process of adaptation to constantly changing and often harsh environmental factors for which we are not yet evolutionarily ready. These are radiation, chemical pollution, noise, vibration, electromagnetic radiation... The list, as they say, goes on. The more complex and unusual the conditions, the more difficult adaptation is.
Our ability to adapt is limited, as it depends on the body's reserves. Elderly and sick people have significantly lower adaptation capabilities than young and healthy people. The more aggressive the environment and the longer the damaging factors last, the faster the adaptive resources are depleted and disadaptation occurs (failure of adaptation). Most diseases of modern man are the result of maladaptation. “A place of honor” in this list and a logical result of “life in stress” is premature aging of the body.
WHY ARE WE GETTING OLDER?
Each of us asks the “mirror” this question at least once in our lives. The desire to live long and not grow old is an eternal theme that has haunted the minds of mankind throughout its history. For centuries, people have been looking for the “elixir of youth” - some miraculous root, a treasured formula, a protected place or another sure way to stop or “turn back” time.
Relationships with age are especially difficult for the fair half of humanity. One study found that women today experience anxiety about aging up to 36 times a day. Apparently it’s not in vain that they ironize that when a woman turns 30, the first thing she forgets is her age, and at 40 it is completely erased from her memory.
Scientists are still searching for the causes of aging. Gerontology (a science that studies the mechanisms of aging of the human body) today has more than 200 theories and hypotheses. But the absolute majority of experts recognize free radicals as the most important culprits in the aging of the body and the development of almost 60 diseases - aggressive molecules formed in the body as a result of exposure to unfavorable factors (air and water pollution, consumption of synthetic additives and drugs, smoking, psycho-emotional overload). The free radical theory is currently the most popular and proven theory of aging.
The secret of eternal youth has not yet been found, but technologies for rejuvenation and prolongation of active life are already known. Scientists are confident that at 55 you can look and feel like 35. Armed with powerful microscopes, like in a big screen movie, they observe the life of cells and see what really makes them old and worn out, and what can “breathe” into them life and regain youth. Antioxidants are recognized as the best “rejuvenating” agents today – substances that neutralize the destructive effects of free radicals and can protect our body from stress and its destructive consequences, from premature aging and fading.
Nature has provided mechanisms of antioxidant protection, and some of the antioxidants are formed in the body. But, according to experts, today we are able to independently cope with only 2% of the free radicals generated. The remaining 98% are uncontrollable and capable of destroying everything that gets in their way. Therefore, it is vitally important for every modern person to ensure a regular supply of antioxidant substances, both with food and in the form of special antioxidant complexes.
Biologically active food additives “FU-XING”, “SHOUXING” and “PIAOLYAN” are among such products and are a source of not only the legendary cordyceps, but also a complex of some of the best natural antioxidants, which play a key role in matters of preserving beauty.
WHAT IS HEALTHY IS BEAUTIFUL
Poor ecology, poor-quality water, unbalanced nutrition, and emotional overload cannot but affect the health and beauty of the skin, hair, and nails. Unfortunately, even the most effective cosmetics do not always give the desired results to “save” them, because beauty begins from within.
“Health is the only beauty I know,” Heine said, and he was absolutely right. Skin has always been a mirror of health. Malnutrition and “slagging” of the body invariably affect the appearance. Many pathological processes occurring in the body make themselves felt in the form of acne, age spots and stars, changes in color or skin turgor. Acne is evidence of zinc deficiency, intestinal dysfunction or hormonal imbalance. A yellowish tint to the skin, age spots, yellow plaques on the eyelids, early wrinkles are clear signs of high cholesterol or “hello” from a tired liver. Cellulite and varicose veins have long gone beyond the category of purely cosmetic problems.
Unruly, exhausted, dull hair... The cause of these troubles can be not only shampoo and water, but also poor nutrition and the associated deficiency of B vitamins, zinc, and taurine. Hair is also very sensitive to stress, as a result of which the vessels carrying blood to the scalp can narrow. As a result, the hair does not receive enough nutrients, and the curls thin out. Don’t forget about the hormonal “trace” of hair problems. Impaired kidney and thyroid function are also a common cause of accelerated hair loss.
Early gray hair is not always an indicator of “genes” or wisdom beyond one’s years. The cause of its development can be a deficiency of copper, folic acid and frequent stress.
Nails also speak eloquently about problems in the body. Sudden yellowing of the nail plates can be a consequence not only of the use of dark nail polish, but also of impaired liver function. If your nails are in waves, it makes sense to check your intestines or kidneys, and if your nails are brittle, check your thyroid gland. Problems with nails can be caused by both a deficiency of selenium, zinc, calcium, and more serious “internal” reasons. White specks on the nails indicate a possible lack of calcium or zinc. Therefore, the beauty of a modern person, as well as health, depends on what “is on his plate.”
HELPING TO WIN The pace and conditions of modern life place high demands on the content of vitamins in our food. The composition and quantity of these vital substances obtained from food also do not correspond to our loads and require additional sources. Therefore, biologically active food supplements “FU-XING”, “SHOUXING” and “PIAOLYAN” are sources of key vitamins necessary for the full functioning of the body and play an important role in preserving youth and maintaining beauty. The main properties of these “elements of life” and their daily content in the composition of the “FU-XING”, “SHOUXING” and “PIAOLYAN” complexes can be found in the following table
BASIC PROPERTIES and VITAMINS CONTENT
in dietary supplements “FU-XING”, “SHOUXING”, “PIAOLYAN”:
| VITAMINS | GENERAL PROPERTIES | PROPERTIES for SKIN | SIGNS OF DEFICIENCY | Soda in 1 capsule, mg | % of recom. consumption level |
| VITAMIN A (retinol) – “longevity vitamin”, “growth vitamin” | Necessary for the functioning of the immune system; supports; ensures reproduction processes; supports normal eye function | Supports skin vital processes; stimulates cell reproduction; regulates the thickness of the stratum corneum of the skin; smoothes wrinkles | Coarsening of the skin on the elbows and knees; peeling of the facial skin; changes in the nail plates (they become uneven and wavy); dry skin, hair, eyes | 0,4 | 44 |
| VITAMIN B1 (thiamine hydrochloride ) – “vitamin of vitality” | Protects the body from stress; improves blood circulation; participates in hematopoiesis and supplying cells with nutrition and energy | Fights early skin aging | Depression; constipation; leg cramps; memory impairment; fast fatiguability | 0,42 | 28 |
| VITAMIN B2 (riboflavin) – “the main skin vitamin” | Regulates redox reactions; starts regeneration processes; "eye" vitamin; antioxidant | One of the main “skin” vitamins; normalizes metabolism, the functioning of the sebaceous glands, helps in the transport of oxygen; triggers regeneration processes of skin, hair, nails | Hair becomes greasy, dandruff appears, tooth enamel darkens and cracks, wrinkles form around the eyes and mouth, the corners of the lips crack and bleed. | 0,42 | 23 |
| VITAMIN B5 (pantothenic acid) – “slimness vitamin” | Necessary for the synthesis of fatty acids and hemoglobin; participates in neutralizing toxins | Participates in the formation of pigment in hair | Weakness; fast fatiguability; neuropsychiatric disorders, decreased resistance to respiratory tract infections; baldness; early graying | 1,9 | 38 |
| VITAMIN B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride) – “antidepressant vitamin” | Participates in the metabolism of amino acids and carbohydrates; as well as in the processes of energy release; regulates brain function; strengthens immune defense | Has an anti-inflammatory effect; strengthens hair roots | Dermatitis; inflammation in the mouth and lip area; insomnia; nervous disorders and increased irritability; anemia; hair loss, dandruff; itching and dry scalp. | 0,5 | 25 |
| Vitamin B9 (folic acid) “supervitamin” | Participates in the synthesis of amino acids; controls growth processes; provides protection to the cardiovascular system; nervous system stability | Ensures normal functioning of the skin; promotes hair growth; protects hair from graying | Anemia; irritability and depression; diarrhea; weakness and fatigue | 150 mcg | 37 |
| VITAMIN B12 (cyanocobalamin) – “vitamin of happiness” | Participates in the metabolism of amino acids; necessary for the normal functioning of the nervous system; for the formation of hemoglobin; activates the metabolism of proteins and carbohydrates | Responsible for skin condition, healthy complexion; essential for maintaining healthy hair | Weakening and hair loss; sallow skin color; liver diseases; anemia; disorders of the nervous system | 0,9 | 30 |
| VITAMIN C (ascorbic acid) – “vitamin of vital energy” | Antioxidant; regulates redox reactions, carbohydrate metabolism; strengthens the immune system; reduces capillary permeability | Necessary in collagen synthesis processes; enhances exfoliation of dead cells, protects against free radicals, improves skin protective functions | Skin pigmentation disorder; slow hair growth; lethargy, drowsiness, increased susceptibility to infectious diseases | 22,0 | 22 |
| VITAMIN D3 (cholecalciferol) – “sun vitamin”, “vitamin of life” | Increases the body's resistance; promotes the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, normal formation of bone tissue | Gives the skin a healthy look; strengthens hair and nails | Caries, brittle, thin nails and hair | 3 mcg | 30 |
| VITAMIN E (tocopherol acetate) – “women’s vitamin”, “vitamin of youth”, “vitamin of love” | Antioxidant; supports the functioning of the cardiovascular and immune systems; slows down the aging process | Improves microcirculation; stops the aging process; helps the accumulation of retinol in the skin | Poor absorption of fats; disturbances in the functioning of the cardiovascular system; "women's" problems; arthritis | 2,0 | 13 |
| VITAMIN H (biotin) – “beauty vitamin” | Participates in metabolism; optimizes the use of fatty acids in the body | Contains sulfur, which hair, nails and skin need; improves hair structure and appearance | Hair loss, peeling skin, cracks in the corners of the mouth, dry eyes, insomnia | 54 mcg | 108 |
| Vitamin PP or B3 (nicotinamide) | Participates in energy production processes and redox reactions; improves carbohydrate metabolism; supports the functioning of the cardiovascular and nervous systems | Dilates blood vessels; improves blood flow; promotes wound healing | Photodermatitis; peeling and decreased skin elasticity; fatigue; muscle weakness; ulcers in the mouth and lips; headaches and poor sleep | 4,8 | 24 |
Dietary supplements “SHOUXIN”, “PIAOLYAN” are a magnificent trio of modern complexes based on the legendary cordyceps, well-known antioxidants and essential vitamins, helping to maintain a delicate balance between the “endless race”, health and beauty, to defeat stress and time. Let's take a closer look at these products .
BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE FOOD ADDITIVE “FU-XING”
ENERGY OF A HAPPY DAY!
Fu-hsing is the name of the god of happiness in Chinese mythology. This deity gives a person energy for life and work. To the right of Fu-hsing is the god of career and salary Lu-hsin.
Where does a happy and successful day begin? Of course, a happy and cheerful morning! And for the morning to be truly cheerful and good, you need to wake up, “wake up” your brain, recharge with energy and a great mood. Therefore, the best start to a happy day will be the dietary supplement “FU-XING”.
Biologically active food supplement “FU-SIN” is a modern multifunctional complex that helps maintain vitality, increase mental and physical performance, mobilize and correct the body’s defenses, allowing you to cope with modern stress and be in excellent shape..
COMPOSITION: green tea extract, succinic acid, vitamin premix (vitamins A, C, E, B5, B12, B6, B1, B2, D3, nicotinamide, folic acid, biotin), Chinese cordyceps, ginseng extract, excipients.
MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE COMPLEX AND THEIR PROPERTIES:
GREEN TEA and a cup of freshly brewed drink based on it are a great start to any day, so green tea extract is the “heart” of the FU-XING complex and imparts to it the amazing properties of the popular drink. Chinese legend says: a 130-year-old monk arrived to visit the emperor of the Tang Dynasty. Seeing his vigor and strength, the emperor asked: “What kind of miraculous remedy allows you to enjoy life for so long?” The monk, laughing, replied: “I come from a poor family and have never taken medicine. I just really love tea.”
Green tea has a unique complex effect on the body. It perfectly tones, warms in winter, and refreshes in summer. Under the influence of tea, the flow of oxygen and nutrients to brain cells increases, mental and creative activity improves. Tea acts as a mild antidepressant, increases stress resistance, evens out mood, and relieves fatigue.
Few people know that tea has long been used only as a medicinal plant. One Chinese doctor 1200 years ago called tea “The Cure for the Darkness of Diseases.” Modern medicine completely agrees with this statement.
There are more than 300 compounds in tea. Among them are the antioxidants proanthocyanidins, tannins and catechins. The most important antioxidants in green tea are catechins, which form stable compounds with foreign substances that enter the body and then neutralize them.
Green tea is a champion among plants in terms of the content of vitamins C, P, PP and an excellent means of preventing cardiovascular diseases. It strengthens the walls of blood vessels, destroys fatty deposits on them and prevents the formation of new ones.
The most sensational discovery has been made regarding the preventive anti-cancer effect of tea. It is based on its blood purifying properties, the ability to actively bind and remove carcinogenic substances from the body, and prevent tumor growth. Tea helps strengthen the immune system and prepare the body to fight infections.
One cup of elite Chinese green tea contains on average up to 40 mg of catechins. 1 capsule of the FU-SIN complex contains 50 mg of catechins or 50% of the body's recommended daily requirement.
GINSENG is one of the three main “treasures” of oriental medicine, “gift of the gods”, “miracle of nature”, “salt of the earth”, “spirit of the earth”, “divine herb”. Probably, about no other plant in the world there are so many legends and traditions as about ginseng. Whatever names were given to it in the East, but most often it is called the “root of life,” which prolongs life and delays old age. The word "ginseng" literally means "root person" (zhen - person, shen - root). This name was given for the striking resemblance of the ginseng root to the human figure. According to one legend, in ancient China there lived a kind man named Zhen Shen. People noticed that the years did not cast their shadow on him. When this man's centenary arrived, he was asked how he managed to live to such a age and at the same time maintain youth in soul and body. “I am a brother to all living things and I help everyone,” was the answer. But this turned out to be incomprehensible to people, and they began to pursue Zhen Shen. Out of his kindness, he could not enter into an argument with them and, in despair, turned to his taiga mother with a request to help him. Taiga understood her son and shielded him from human envy, and in the thicket of the forest an inconspicuous stem appeared with a root of extraordinary healing power.
Ginseng root is a famous adaptogen, tonic, general strengthening agent that increases the body's performance and resistance to stressful situations, physical activity, and adverse environmental influences. It makes a person more cheerful, stronger, saves from overwork, improves mental activity, stimulates sexual functions, and is also recommended during the period of recovery of the body after serious illnesses, operations, and prolonged physical and mental fatigue. The positive effect of ginseng on depression and neurasthenia has been proven.
Panaxosides are the active substances of ginseng. 1 capsule of the FU-SIN complex provides 32% of the body’s recommended daily requirement for these substances.
AMBER ACID will help make even the gloomiest morning cheerful. Its properties were first mentioned in medieval writings from the time of the Teutonic Knights. Chronicles say that to maintain vigor and strength, the crusaders ground amber into powder, mixed it with wine and drank it. This drink helped knights increase stamina, quickly restore strength and easily endure the hardships of camp life.
After Hitler came to power, succinic acid came to the attention of scientists of the Third Reich, searching for means to increase the endurance of soldiers. Nazi intelligence services drew attention to the unique properties of succinic acid and classified all work on its study. Soldiers who took drugs developed on its basis became stronger, more resilient, and acquired a “truly Aryan fighting spirit.”
A new wave of interest in succinic acid is associated with the work of Professor Maria Kondrashova, who lived in Kaliningrad in the 60s. History repeated itself again: right at the start of mass production of the first Soviet drug based on succinic acid, the special services had their say, and the product was classified. Amber tablets ended up in the arsenal of special forces soldiers, secret agents, diplomats and top government officials.
Today, the unique properties of succinic acid have become available to everyone. They are relevant for every modern person, because succinic acid increases the body’s resistance to stress (physical, chemical, biological), is a catalyst for metabolic processes, and is capable of providing the body with additional energy resources during extreme periods, increasing performance and endurance. It is very valuable that succinic acid is an absolutely natural substance for humans, which is produced and is always present in the body: it is the most important participant in the Krebs cycle - the main way of obtaining energy in our body. In addition, it neutralizes and accelerates the process of removing under-oxidized metabolic products and harmful substances, activates a number of important enzymes, has a radioprotective effect, reducing the impact of radiation on the human body, is a strong antidepressant, and helps cope with negative emotions.
Any organism in unfavorable conditions noticeably increases the production of succinic acid, which allows it to successfully resist the harmful effects of the environment. But with age and an increase in the number of diseases, this ability decreases, and the body is “happy” to any sources of succinic acid.
1 capsule of the FU-SIN complex provides 45% of the body's recommended daily requirement for succinic acid.
CORDICEPS in combination with green tea and succinic acid helps to “awaken” the body and prepare it for a busy day: dilates blood vessels and increases blood supply to the heart and lungs, effectively removes toxins, strengthens and restores adaptive mechanisms, including immunity, increasing the body’s ability to resist negative factors, has a powerful antioxidant effect.
VITAMIN COMPLEX (vitamins A, B1, B2, B5, B6, B9, B12, D3, E, H, PP) – used
Where to place the deities?
Star elders anywhere will attract good luck, health and prosperity to the house. The best place for star elders will be the assistant sector. You can place them in the center of the house or in a place where family members like to gather. They will work great in areas of wealth, family, health, and career. But it is not recommended to place talismans in the bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and toilet.
If you need to attract good luck in a short time, then the elders are placed in the center of the apartment, in the living room or bedroom. For those who are involved in charity, it is recommended to place the figurines in the assistants’ area. If you want to live a long, happy and healthy life, they should be placed in the dining room. If you need to move up the career ladder and receive decent pay for your work, then the elders should be placed in the office.
The ideal place for elders in the office would be to place them behind the owner of the office, which will provide vital support and attract prosperity.
Wealthy Chinese place elders in separate rooms so they can practice meditation.
Star elders should be placed on an elevated platform so that they are taller than the people in the room.
The meaning of Guan Yu's netsuke
Guan Yu was an outstanding general in the 3rd century. One day he was captured, but he refused to go over to the side of the enemy and then he was executed. Since then, the name Guan Yu has been a symbol of perseverance, honor and devotion.
In addition, Guan Yu was revered as the patron god of the military, and in the late medieval syncretic religion he began to be perceived as the god of wealth. Very often it can be found in the fine arts. Moreover, his image was always interpreted seriously, without parody or ridicule.
The meaning of netsuke Chung Li Chuan
Chung Li Chuan was the head of the eight immortals. He managed to reveal the secret of the elixir of life, and he was also able to learn how to create transformations.
Chung-li Chuan is depicted with a magic peach of immortality and a magic fan in his hands. With it, he can revive the dead with just one wave.
Many legends were made about Chung-li and his exploits. So, one day he turned copper and tin into coins of gold and silver, distributed them to the needy and thus saved them from hunger and inevitable death.
The meaning of netsuke Lu Tung Lin
Lu Tung Ling was a scholar and recluse who was awarded the academic degree of Jinshi. He studied the secrets of magic and even learned how to make a miraculous elixir, and also learned how to make gold. These were not his only achievements. He was also an excellent swordsman and could become invisible. People often turned to him for help in treating illnesses.
Lu Tung Lin was depicted with a sword of supernatural power and a whisk of Taoism. For about four hundred years he traveled with this sword across the earth, helping people get rid of evil and grief, and killing dragons and tigers.
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The meaning of netsuke by Zhang Guolao
Zhang Guolao is the oldest and most sensible of all eight immortals. For this he was awarded the nickname Lao (i.e. old, venerable).
The immortal Zhang Guolao was the patron of marital happiness and promoted the birth of children. He is often depicted sitting on a mule with a baby in his arms. He presents it to the newly married couple. He was also considered the patron of the fine arts.
Zhang Guolao lived in the mountains, was a hermit and traveler. He rode a white mule, face to tail. In a day he could travel several tens of thousands of li (1 li - 300 or 360 steps). When the immortal stopped somewhere, he folded his mule like a paper mule, after which he put it in a bamboo vessel. And by splashing water from his mouth onto the folded figure, he again brought the mule into working condition.
