WU CHIA PI  (formerly Siberian Ginseng)  - Strengthens Joints, Ligaments & Tendons – Government regulations required name change in 2002.
1.	Ingredients
	Single Herb – Wu Chia Pi
2.	Description
	This single herb traditionally has been used in various tonics and beverages for its adaptogenic (normalizing) effects, especially to benefit the bones and joints.  Other effects include increasing resistance to environmental stress, such as exposure to high temperatures and conditions that cause motion sickness. It helps all connective tissue, muscle, ligaments, bones, and joints.  According to pharmacological research, this herb improves rheumatic and arthritic conditions, relieves fatigue, and improves resistance. (Note: included in SportCaps and JOI).
	·          Do not combine with Korean White Ginseng ·          The Chinese claim Ginseng is a cardiovascular tonic strengthening the circulatory system ·          Nourishes and strengthens liver function ·          Helps nourish and build bone marrow ·          Nourishes the adrenals ·          Over-all tonic for our systems ·          Helps the body to reduce inflammation ·          Stimulates mental and physical vigor ·          Assists the body’s ability to deal with stress ·          Assists in balancing brain chemicals that determine mood ·          Has beneficial effect on pituitary and adrenal glands ·          Increases and strengthens the body’s immune system ·          Korean Ginseng is cooling to the body while Siberian Ginseng is warming to the body With Siberian Ginseng, Dr. Chen uses only the inside of the bark, which is the strongest source of nutrients. Other companies use the whole herb, which has weaker properties and nutrients, therefore selling their product much cheaper; Sunrider Siberian Ginseng is more concentrated and pure