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Product Summary

A ‘must-have daily tonic’ for 18 generations of Chinese Emperors. Known to produce a significant anti-ageing effect .

King of Tonic Wines, Tonic Wines of Kings

With over 485 years of illustrious history, Gui Ling Ji wine has been toasted to and drunk by China’s emperors and royal families since the Ming and Qing dynasties, and was regarded as a must-have daily tonic. Today, Gui Ling Ji wine is still held in high esteem by China’s elite, endorsed by even Chairman Mao himself, and is considered one of China’s four “National Protected Prescription”. Modern research reveals that Gui Ling Ji is rich in nutrients such as zinc and 18 essential amino acids. These vital elements enable Gui Ling Ji to strengthen our immune system, improve our memory, kidney function and appetite, replenish qi (energy), and contribute towards a significant anti-ageing effect. Having won numerous accolades for its recognized medical benefits, Gui Ling Ji is no doubt a heritage product to cherish.

Ingredients:
White wine, Purified water, Crystal sugar, White granulated sugar, Radix Rehmanniae Preparata, Herba Cistanches, Mel, Fructus Jujubae, Radix Ginseng, Fructus Amomi, Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae, Cortex Lycii, Radix Asparagi, Fructus Lycii, Salt, Fructus Psoraleae, Semen Cuscutae, Semen Impatientis, Flos Caryophylli, Mentholum

From the Forbidden City to Your Home

Gui Ling Ji Tonic Wine has been liquid gold to 18 generations of China’s Ming and Qing emperors since AD 1522, treasured for its health and longevity benefits. Emperor Qian Long (AD1711 – 1799), China’s longest-living monarch, regarded it as the “first amongst all tonics”. He declared that “not a day should pass without taking (Gui Ling Ji)” (不可一日不用). As a testimonial, he lived to the ripe old age of 89 years old, 3 times longer than the then average lifespan of 30 years.

What’s in a Name?

Gui Ling Ji had its name bestowed upon by Emperor Jia Jing of the Ming Dynasty. “Gui Ling” (龟龄) translates as “tortoise age”, a reference to the tortoise’s mythical lifespan of 10,000 years, encapsulating Gui Ling Ji’s longevity enhancing properties. “Ji” (集) means “assemble”, symbolizing the gathering of the best herbs for their vitality boosting benefits.

· One of China’s four “national protected prescriptions”.

· Rich in nutrients like zinc and 18 essential amino acids

· Numerous accolades won
 

Uncovering the Science Behind

Studies conducted by renowned medical institutions demonstrate that Gui Ling Ji:

•  Promotes youthful vitality and alertness, relieves fatigue and prolongs lifespan by strengthening the kidneys, immune system, sex glands, brain and yang qi (yang energy).

• Has anti-aging effects in terms of maintaining the number of functional cells and the body’s grey scale value, delays brain and neurons aging and eliminates free radicals and lipofuscin.

• Nourishes the blood and promotes blood circulation.

• Regulates the central nervous system and unblocks all channels in the body.

• Has 18 types of amino acids useful for growth and repair

• Contains large amounts of zinc that increases the activeness of brain cells.

National Protected Prescription

• Gui Ling Ji was declared a “National Protected Prescription” by the People's Republic of China, in recognition of its historic medicinal value.
• Only four products in China have been bestowed this honour.
• Guang Yu Yuan is the proud owner of two of these medicinal treasures (Gui Ling Ji and Ding Kun Dan).

Award-Winning Tonic Wine

1984     –      National Quality Gold Medal

1991     –      Beijing Great Wall International Gold

                   Medal   

2000     –      Protective Variety of Traditional

                   Chinese Medicine

2004     –      National Protected Prescription

Prime Ingredients & The Tao Alchemy Formulation

•  Gui Ling Ji contains 20 rare and valuable herbs, selected based on the Tao Alchemy Formulation, and harvested only in their prime.

• These herbs are infused in a high-grade white wine called fen jiu, one of four famous Chinese wines.

• Studies show that people with moderate alcohol intake have reduced total mortality rates, blood pressure, blood insulin, blood clotting and coronary heart disease risk, as well as improved coronary blood flow, blood lipid profile and estrogen levels compared to non- and heavy drinkers.

• Gui Ling Ji factories employ the ancient Tao Alchemy Formulation technique, modernized recently to meet GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) standards. It takes two weeks to produce just one batch, ensuring the highest quality in each cupful.