Traditional Asian Medicine Brings New Energy, Mood, Health and Immunity Boosting Alternatives
Written by Anthony Vlamis
-- When your body is in balance, you have true health and well-being. Your energy is enhanced and sustained, your mood is bright, and you feel relaxed. GoYin is bringing these philosophies of balance to the West in the form of a health and energy drink called GoYin. The management team has many years of personal successes with Asian 'medicines' plus extensive business experience introducing new health products to North America.
For much longer tha
North America has been a civilized society, Asians have been perfecting the arts and sciences of natural medicines to achieve optimum health and vitality. Practitioners will tell you that these thousands of years of Traditional Asian Medicine (or TAM) can be summed up in one word: Balance.
Dr. Zhi Geng Sha -- author of the national best seller Soul Mind Body Medicine -- the world famous Traditional Chinese Medical healer and Western Medical doctor states that in TAM, "illness is caused by an imbalance of yin and yang." He adds, "If the body and organ systems are all balanced one is healthy. When the balance is lost, one is sick."
When your body is in balance, you have true health and well-being. Your energy is enhanced and sustained, your mood is bright, and you feel relaxed.
In the last 30 years, more and more Americans and Canadians have embraced these pro-active, prevention-based philosophies, in direct contrast to the commo
Western practices that simply re-act to illness.
TAM is a system of health and healing that works by helping people achieve a "balance" of yin and yang in their bodies. Yin and yang are opposing yet complimentary energy forces. When they are balanced, the body is in a harmonious state in which all parts work as intended and the body is empowered to heal itself.
One of the principal ways TAM promotes balance is through diet. All foods and herbs have yin (cooling), yang (warming), or neutral tendencies. Eating too much or too little of one type of food, regardless of nutritional value, results in imbalance. To combat this, yin foods must be combined with yang foods in the right proportions.
The most recent example of bringing these philosophies of balance to the West comes in the form of a health and energy drink called GoYin. Unlike companies that have recently jumped on the health-trend 'bandwagon,' the management team of GoYin combines many years of personal successes with Asian 'medicines' plus extensive business experience introducing new health products to North America.
GoYin combines Asian 'superfruits' powerful herbs and botanicals in a blend formulated by certified Asian trained doctors and produced in a pharmaceutical quality facility in America to bring out the true power of each ingredient. "It even tastes good," claims Tony Vlamis, who recently joined the company as a product Distributor. "Most of the people we all know could benefit greatly from what GoYin offers. Our daily diet simply doesn't contain enough of the foods with the right energy balance we need to maintain a healthy mind and body."
The formula for GoYin follows the strict concepts of TAM. More than just an array of nutrient-rich ingredients, GoYin uses a patent-pending, certified TAM formula to achieve a healthy balance between the ingredients in its functional beverage and to bring equilibrium to the body as a whole. It also tastes very good.
According to Vlamis, "The GoYin formula helps you achieve a balance that translates into healthy energy, enhanced mood, and contains all of the good health benefits of highly concentrated antioxidant power. Who doesn't need that?"
To learn more about the benefits of Traditional Asian Medicines and GoYin, go to: www.mygoyin.com/anthonyvlamis.
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Anthony Vlamis has been a tai chi and qi gong practitioner for over 20 years and has a perennial interest in health and wellness products based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. A published author and editor for many years he now focuses on what Western nutritional technology can do to bring TCM herbal and other natural super food products to more people who don't have access to Asian trained doctors.
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