My Top Jing Herbs and Jing Foods

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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2010

In this video I go over my top herbs and foods to build jing.

I get my herbs from:

Eleuthero, Rehmannia, Ashwaghanda, Goji
http://tinyurl.com/rehmannia
http://tinyurl.com/lycii
http://tinyurl.com/eleuthero2
http://tinyurl.com/ashwagandhaa

Ho Shou Wu, Cistanche, Coryceps, & Reishi
http://hyperionherbs.com

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  • thanks for sharing that

  • youre welcome :)

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  • Raw nuts and seeds like black walnut, black sesame seed, black quinoa (yes, it's a seed, not a grain), and pumpkin seeds are great jing foods. I like the raw eggs and raw butter suggestion (they are more yang/jing nourishers in my opinion). Black rice is a good yin jing grain.

    Wild blueberries are a great additional yin jing food. It's interesting that research shows them as EXCELLENT for your brain in enhancing cognition/memory. My suspicion as to why that is is that they also preserve Shen :)

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  • great video ,good work you have much passion

  • @clickswitchh coffee is a qi food, it give me alot of power afterwards

  • What happens when you fry the egg ... in like an omlett ... is that Jing ?

  • @badboy95ca lol ... no ?

  • is coffee a Jing food?

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  • could you write the herbs into the text or as an asnwer to me bc. I do not understand all of them?!

    Thank you! Well done!

  • brilliant video

    :-)

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