Indication:
The elderly, the one keep sitting and lying for a long time, over-fatigue, long hours working group.
people excessive use of brain, under a high degree of pressure, easily be excited group, and instantly acute sports groups.

Dosage:
1 cap TID orally. To be taken 30 minutes before meal.
  A typical course of treatment would be 8~18 weeks

Special Precaution:
1.More taking is without any benefits.
2.Keep bottle tightly closed, stock in a cool&dry.Place
   and avoid exposure to sunlight.

Advantage:
This product is rich in protein hydrolysis composite(proteolytic enzymes), Camellia sinensis Extract Powder,CoQ10 (100 %powder,Extracted from fermented biotechnolgy), L-arginine powder(100% purified powder), Onion Extract Powder, Salvia Miltiorrhiza Extract Powder, Rhodiola extract, Puerarin Lobata Root Extract Powder , Schisandra chinensis Extract powder,Chuanxiong extract , vitamin E.and Zinc Gluconate
Help people adjust physique, regulate physiological functions, nourishing the body, maintain healthy and keep young.

Reference:
【Cardiovascular Disease】
Epidemiological studies show strong links between heart disease and stress factors. Such disorders include coronary heart disease, hypertension, atherosclerosis and thrombosis. In fact, many physicians believe that stress, particularly occupational stress, is the most important factor in coronary heart disease and heart attacks.
The friedman and Rosenman study in the United States established links between heart disease and type A behaviour. The type A person tends to be aggressive, often pressed for time, goal-/achievementoriented and highly competitive. His behaviour is associated with a three -fold higher incidence of heart disease compared to that of the type B.
Type A person create a good part of their stress through their behaviour and have a tendency to stress others around them through their stress reactive behaviour .Type A behaviour , especially when linked to other risk factors, greatly increases coronary heart disease. Linked with smoking, for example, type A behaviour could increase coronary heart disease sevenfold.

【The cost of stress about  cardiovascular disease 】  
The cost of stress, both in human and economic terms, is incalculable!
The apparent costs (illness, absenteeism, accidents, suicides, deaths) take their toll, but so do the hidden costs such as broken interpersonal relationships, errors of judgement in both the professional and private life, diminished productivity, increased turnover, poor creativity,  low performance, labour militancy and last but not least: a diminished quality of health and well-being!
Our ability to recognize and deal with stress effectively has become one of the most pressing problems of our age and yet we are slow in recognizing the fact and still slower in reinforcing preventive measures!