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SANLIDA international health-care products Co., Ltd. HK
SANLIDA international health-care products Co., Ltd. HK is a private enterprise that takes science and technology as its foundation and improvement of people¡¯s health as its motive force. It supplies to the whole world health-preserving goods made of precious medicinal herbs backed by the longstanding medical and medicinal culture of China. SANLIDA is the leading overseas distributor of China¡¯s health-care chinese herbal medicine which are characterized by the wonderful therapeutic effects of medicinal herbs meticulously chosen by the technical staff of the Company. The chief and mainstay product Golden Cordycepin-ginseng Capsules, which is designed for immunity regulation and male libido enhancement makes use of the essence cordycepin of the Chinese caterpillar fungus (Cordyceps sinensis). This first came to be used as a tonic and later as a medicine for libido enhancement of male sexual performance. Its effect was widely praised not because of the short-term sexual gratification but because of the long-term maintenance of male health and the quick replenishment of vigor and energy.
SANLIDA, the Golden Cordycepin/Ginseng Capsules has the honor of being among the first batch of sexual health preserving goods granted the Credit and Reputation Guarantee designation (No.11 of 2001).
SANLIDA, the Golden Cordycepin/Ginseng Capsules is the health food approved by the Ministry of Health of China. (No. Jian 188 of health food in 1997). It has passed the tests of the Doping Control Center of the Head Bureau of Physical Training and Sports, which showed that it contains no stimulant, has no side effects, and entails no drug dependence at all, and is safe and dependable for use.
At the Second International Symposium of Andrology convened in Beijing in September 2003, it was adjudged the male enhancement Gold Prize of that Symposium.
It is recognized by FDA and is permitted to be sold in the US market.
HK SANLIDA Co. is the distributor of many other health-care products. For example, the anti-hypertension tea-leaf flower produced in a remote northwestern part of China is a fragrant tea and an efficacious medicine for treating high blood pressure at the same time. What is wonderful about this kind of tea is that its medicinal effect increases progressively day by day, and the person who drinks this tea will have better and better health, but he/she will never become dependent on it and will never get addicted to it.
We are living in the age of the Internet, in a virtual global village. It is with a profound appreciation of this fact of our time that SANLIDA has developed lit global online franchise marketing and direct marketing system, either of which can meet your needs.
A General Consideration of traditional Chinese Medicine
Western medicine has a history of only over 200 years, while traditional Chinese medicine was the unique system of medical treatment of the Chinese people for thousands of years and, by virtue of its safety and efficacy, has made important contributions to the procreation and thriving of the Chinese people and has shown its tremendous vitality at the same time. China has a great diversity of natural conditions, which have bred the rich and abundant resources of Chinese medicinal materials that endow China, as special favors of nature, with a superiority in the development of the Chinese medicinal industry. According to the latest revised official publication on herbal medicines the Chinese Materia Medica there are 8,980 Chinese herbal medicines on its record. According to a general survey conducted in China of her medicinal resources, there are in China on record as many as 12,807 medicinal resources, of which 11,146 are medicinal plants, 1,581 are medicinal creatures, and 80 are medicinal minerals. In her medical practice of several thousand years, China has summed up her clinical experience, formed a complete theoretical system of medicine and preserved both esoteric recipes and proved recipes totaling more than 300,000 in number.At present, China has 2,552 hospitals of traditional Chinese medicine, with 279,662 sickbeds in the year 2001. There were 190,000,000 person-times of visits of patients to the outpatient and emergency-case patient services. China has 30 colleges and schools of traditional Chinese medicine and 77 independent medicinal research institutes. According to the statistics of 1998 the health-service technicians in the field of traditional Chinese medicine numbered 514,380 persons.
The majority of traditional Chinese medicines adopt two or more than two ingredients. They are particular about sticking to the analogy of a monarch being aided by ministers. In a medicine of two or more than two ingredients, each ingredient possibly may play an unimportant role, but several ingredients, put together, may produce a synergetic effect, reinforcing the therapeutic effect of each other and reducing the toxic side effect at the same time. Western medicines are particular about making clear the structural formula of the effective component in pursuit of higher and higher purity. But this is often the cause of the big toxic effect of the Western medicine. Western herbal medicines are mostly of a single ingredient each. Even if two or more ingredients are used, the analogy of a monarch being aided by ministers is not emphasized. The process of roasting, baking and simmering in preparing the traditional Chinese medicine is simply not understood by other people.
The fact that there is still no uniform international testing standard for traditional Chinese medicinal materials has become the greatest obstacle to entrance of traditional Chinese medicines into the world market. However, in recent years, with the increase of exchanges between China and international society the traditional Chinese medical science and its characteristically peculiar therapeutic efficacy are winning better and better recognition by international society and the demand for phyto-medicinal materials and functional foods is increasing at the annual rate of 8%. It is a long-standing cultural idea of China to absorb nutrition from plants grown in nature so as to reach the aim of preserving good health and curing diseases---an idea which is being more and more concurred in by international society. Traditional Chinese medicines, as the quintessence of China, will certainly make new contributions to the human race.