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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2018 · 31 MIN

Creating "Heavenly Energy" with Adaptogenic Herbs – TianChi

from HerbWorks - Healing Your Life with Herbs & Common Sense · host Roger Drummer

In this episode, Roger Drummer explains why he became an herbalist and how this led him to make it his life's mission to help others through his discoveries. During his many years as a formulator using adaptogenic herbs, Roger has helped thousands of people to understand the benefits of these amazing tonic herbs. He shares how they have personally experienced the balancing effects of these herbs on their energy centers, bringing the return of youth and vitality. SHOW NOTES 00:00 Correcting your imbalances with Chinese herbalism 04:10 Homeostasis and superior herbs 07:05 Stress and modern day living 09:24 Stress, aging  and tonic herbs – regulating your organs and glands 10:40 Roger's flagship formula TianChi (Heavenly Energy) and how it controls stress levels 13:35 Increasing your energy  with TianChi 15:20 Regenerating the body and the brain 21:23 Retraining your nervous system response to stress 32:05 Anti-aging, rejuvenation with Chinese adaptogenic herbs

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