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(Zang Wang Bao)

As a dietary supplement take 2 capsules each time, 2 times a day in the morning and at night.

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This unique formula is developed and formulated by the famous Tibetan Traditional Herbal Master Dr. Cuoru Cailang after decades of research and hard work.

The specially selected herbal ingredients were harvested in 12,000 foot above Tibetan mountains, then carefully prepared and blended to enhance their individual property: Cordyceps sinensis, Rhodiola algida, Panax ginseng C.A.Mey., Polygonatum kingianum Coll. et Hemsl.

Tibet Emperor's Treasure helps restore your body's natural defense system, promote general well being and optimum body's vitality.

Traditional Tibetan Medicine Traditional Tibetan Medicine has a history of over 2,000 years. In the 8th century, the Han medicine ("Complete Treatise on Medicine") was transmitted to Tibet by the two Tang Princesses Wen-Cheng and Jin-Cheng. Doctors from Tang, India and Nepal were invited to Tibet. A Tang doctor, Tashi-Donsongonwa (his Han name was lost), was invited twice to Tibet, and became famous. The Tibetan saint of medicine, Yutok Yonten Kongpo was among his pupils. The Tibetan saint traveled to Tang, Nepal, India, wrote the important "Four Part Medical Classic" which was considered to be the canon to this date. In fact this canon had been continuously edited, modified in the last thousand years, some later Buddhism influences were obvious during the revival of the Buddhism in Tibet. Traditional Tibetan medicine is practiced by Tibetan people generation after generation against natural disasters and diseases in highland. In the 17 th century, Diba Sangs-gyas Gya-tsho set up "Mendzi Khang" institute for astronomy and medicine. He wrote the volumed book "Blue Glaze" which became a classic. A collection of 79 Thangka about medicine was commissioned by him which were preserved to the present. With the unique theoretical system and rich clinical experience, traditional Tibetan medicine has made tremendous contributions to public health, especially to the reproduction of Tibetan ethnic group. In addition, traditional Tibetan medicine has also formed a complete theoretical system concerning the growth, classification and properties of medicinal herbs, as well as prescription and preparation of herbal medicines. Similar to the Han tradition, a series of "Materia Medica" ("ben cao" in Han) were compiled. Ancient medical works such as Tibetan Medical Code and Four-Volume Medical Code have been collected, translated and published in China. A New Compendium of Tibetan Medicinal Herbs and A New Compendium of Tibetan Medicine have also been published.

Based on "Materia Medica" ("ben cao" in Han), thousands of herbal medicines are prescribed. Some of them are minerals as "Pearl 70," "Coral 25," "13 Shades of Gold". Rare traditional Tibetan medicine "Rannasangpei" twice won gold medals at the International Conference on Traditional Medicine, while another medicine "Zuotai" got a state patent. In 1993, the Ministry of Public Health held a symposium on Tibetan medicine standards in Lhasa. In 1995, the Department of State Public Health issued the Tibetan Medicine Standard Regulation. In the medical scientific approach, Tibet has laid down standards for 41 kinds of local medicinal herbs and 97 kinds of Tibetan patent medicines. Of them 12 become the State protected medicines, and 25 are prescribed under the State medical insurance coverage.

Natural Herbal Supplement: The Tibetan Formulas