SOQI Vitality First Class, rich in Siberian ginseng, a qi-tonifying holy product most suitable for those who are weak and cannot tolerate heavy tonics

In our daily lives, few people may have heard of Siberian ginseng (Acanthopanax senticosus). In fact, it is a traditional Chinese medicinal herb with a long history of use. Wujia (another name for Siberian ginseng) treats rheumatism, strengthens bones and muscles, and its effects are profound.

Li Shizhen's 'Compendium of Materia Medica' states, 'Better to have a handful of Wujia than a cart full of gold and jade,' highlighting its high praise and excellent efficacy, which cannot be exchanged even for a thousand pieces of gold. Hence, there is a saying: 'Using it in wine enhances the flavor; buying the herb with gold does not mean it is expensive.' The 'Shennong's Classic of the Materia Medica' lists it as a top-grade herb, and it has always held a very important position in traditional Chinese medicine culture.

Foreign researchers have conducted systematic studies on ginseng and its related plant Siberian ginseng, proving that Siberian ginseng and ginseng have similar pharmacological effects and clinical efficacy. Numerous scientific publications on Siberian ginseng have confirmed its anti-fatigue effects, enhancing endurance and ability, increasing alertness and learning ability, and many uses have been verified in human experiments.

Siberian ginseng is a very popular self-healing remedy for people recovering from illness, those under excessive stress or tension, overworked individuals, those weakened by chronic diseases, and those who need to reach peak physical and mental performance.

Currently, a considerable number of reports also indicate its effects in supporting the immune system, restoring abnormal low blood pressure, improving the circulatory system, normalizing disordered glucose and lipid metabolism, and promoting anabolic metabolism in the liver, testes, bone density, and other important organs.

Effects on the Central Nervous System

Siberian ginseng affects both excitatory and inhibitory processes in the central nervous system. It can improve the excitatory process and strengthen the inhibitory process, enhance the brain's internal inhibition, and increase brain excitability. Siberian ginseng has low toxicity and does not affect sleep, and the intensity of its effects is closely related to the dosage. In addition, Siberian ginseng also has anticonvulsant effects.

Anti-fatigue and Anti-cancer Effects

Siberian ginseng contains an extract called saponins, which can combat fatigue. In addition, its extract and total saponins have been shown in mouse experiments to have inhibitory effects on transplanted tumors, drug-induced tumors, and spontaneous leukemia in mice, and can also reduce the toxicity and side effects of cancer drugs.

Increasing Non-specific Resistance of the Body

1. When it comes to the term 'non-specific resistance,' most people may not know what it is. Actually, it is nothing special; it is the innate ability of humans to resist pathogens. Siberian ginseng can increase this resistance, thereby improving human immunity.

2. The extract from the flowers and fruits of Siberian ginseng has anti-hypoxia effects. Consuming a small amount of Siberian ginseng root infusion is beneficial for metabolism and work capacity under high-temperature conditions. If the dosage is increased, it can lead to elevated body temperature, increased metabolic activity, and correspondingly higher oxygen consumption, improving the body's ability to adapt to various environmental temperatures.

Regulating Pathological Processes

If a person's hematopoietic system is malfunctioning, it can cause problems with the increase or decrease of red blood cells and white blood cells. Siberian ginseng can restore them to normal. If blood pressure drops, it can also restore it to a balanced state, and it can regulate endocrine disorders and functional disturbances. Siberian ginseng also has an extract that can inhibit the development of diabetes, providing a fundamental blocking effect.

Siberian ginseng and ginseng share many similar effects, but for people who are weak and cannot tolerate heavy tonics, Siberian ginseng is more suitable. Siberian ginseng is a warming tonic that is easier to absorb and does not cause excessive internal heat. Many people cannot tolerate high-tonic foods like ginseng, which can backfire, leading to various discomforts and eventually stopping the supplementation, wasting money and energy with no results.

Meili International Group has carefully developed a nutritional food granule, Vitality First Class, using a scientific formula that leverages the properties of Siberian ginseng. It is especially suitable for long-term use by people who are weak and cannot tolerate heavy tonics, helping to boost qi and calm the mind, and is particularly helpful for those who are frail or recovering from surgery.

Product Description

Vitality First Class Oxygen Nutrient Granules are made from Siberian ginseng, recognized worldwide as the best source of oxygen nutrients. Through concentration, extraction, and isolation of its highly effective saponin components, it increases the oxygen content in human cells and reduces fatigue. It also contains various amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and a large amount of carotene, providing the best oxygen and nutrient foundation for human repair.

'Oxygen deficiency' or 'various toxic substances that obstruct and damage respiration' are the most important causes of malignant tumors, filterable viruses, bacterial or allergic diseases. Effective prevention or treatment of these diseases depends on rapidly restoring and maintaining normal oxidation in the body.

Through a conductivity experiment, the brightness of a light bulb after current passes through cups containing different amounts of Vitality First Class indirectly proves that Siberian ginseng can increase the oxygen content in human blood, thereby raising blood oxygen saturation, which in turn boosts energy, promotes blood circulation, and enhances immunity.