Experts at traditional Chinese medicine specialist Wai Yuen Tong recommend taking these pills for good health throughout the year, particularly on the Winter Solstice
Wai Yuen Tong Focus
When you go to your local drugstore over the winter period, take a look at all the items on display. Do you know what they all do? We thought not. So you need to go armed with all the information if you want to select the correct preventative or cure to any of your festive ailments. It's the same when you see Angong Niuhuang Wan pills in their boxes on the shelves. You need to understand what these pills are, what they do, their key ingredients and how to take them before you're tempted to buy. So let us tell you...
According to the World Health Organisation, stroke is the second biggest cause of death globally. However, how many of us really think about the danger of strokes and are doing something now to prevent one? We may pay a lot of attention to regular check-ups for other critical illnesses but preventing a stroke can seem down on the list of priorities for many people.
As the Yuletide days are ushered in, for many of us there are periods of overindulging on heavy foods, which can, over time, cause a stroke. So it's time now to think ahead and prevent any heart and brain problems during the colder months of the year.
Hong Kong-based traditional Chinese medicine specialist Wai Yuen Tong has been doing just this for a long, long time. The 120-year-old company recommends its Angong Niuhuang Wan pills for those who want to stay as healthy as they can as the colder months set in.
These pills, which are made in Hong Kong, are completely traditional in recipe and contain 11 key medicinal ingredients. These can remove toxins, clear heat and settle fright during colder times. These pills have a long history, with recorded uses during China's ancient Qing Dynasty and Wai Yuen Tong's recipe, in terms of ingredients and dosage, completely follows the recipe in the Pharmacopoeia of the People's Republic of China.
