If you are to follow traditional asian medicine closely, you must take into account balance. Many are familiar with the yin and yang. They represent opposites. They represent good/bad, right/wrong, hot/cold, and all of the other opposites that make up our lives. Traditional Asian Medicine recognizes this balance, and identifies many ingredients as ‘hot and cold.’

It is important to get a balance of these ingredients, and this has finally been integrated into a recipe that will allow you to balance your homeopathic needs all into one: GoYin.

The Goyin challenge is for every person to try a case a month. It is part of their 1 case, 1 person, 1 month challenge. You will experience better moods, more energy, and better sleep patterns.

I could sit here and say that Goyin makes me feel great, that it improves my mood, that it improves my sleep patterns, and brings more balance to my general sense of well-being, but its more convincing to talk about Goyin’s ingredients rather than my personal experiences with Goyin.

Many of Goyin’s ingredients, including Sea-buckthorn Berries, have been used over the centuries by multiple civilizations for a variety of ailments. In China, Seabuckthorn Berries have been used to alleviate stubborn coughs, help with digestion, and even help with blood flow. Since the circulatory system how the body distributes nutrients and removes toxins from all the different parts of the body, an improved blood flow can help in any number of applications to help your body, including a healthier immune system in general.

Sea-buckthorn Berries, also called Chharma in native languages, has a long history of being used to remedy stomach ulcers and other disorders related to inflamation, including peptic ulcers and gastritis, eczema, and canker sores.

Goyin’s ingredient Sea-buckthorn Berries wasn’t just used in China, although about 90 percent of the world’s supply can be found there. The superfruit has been found and used in places as far from China as India, Great Britain, France, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Finland, Sweden and Norway. Its finally found its way into the Americas via the blend of superherbs and superfruits: Goyin.

The Goyin superherb Astragalus has another property that may surprise you. It is believed to be a galactagogue. This interestingly means that it can help with lactating. So for all of those mothers that are expecting or have small children, Goyin drink can help in nursing.

GoYin’s healthy supply of ginger can help treat nausea. Ginger has been traditionally used for seasickness, morning sickness, and even chemotherapy.

The Goyin drink is not the only recipe that uses ginger functionally. Ginger Ale and ginger beer have been used as stomach settlers right here in the US. In India, it is used from cold related headaches, in Myanmar (formerly Bhurma) it is used as a flu preventative measure, in China (where the recipe for the goyin juice recipe was inspired) it is also used as a natural sweetener and also used as for the common cold.

Historically, the common cold and nausea aren’t the only applications for ginger, but in Indonesia, Jahe, a type of ginger, is known to cure rheumatism and to reduce fatigue. In the Congo, a ginger mixture is even considered as a universal panacea. Goyin by far is not the first to employ the health benefits in their juice. It is really just following centuries of TAM tradition.

The seminars will cover new ways to sell goyin, without having to bug your friends and family. They really want IBOs to succeed, because if the IBOs succeed and sell goyin, then everyone is happy, especially the goyin drinkers!

Sell Goyin , Buy Goyin

So, if you’re driving south on I-15 in Utah approaching the point of the mountain, you will notice the above billboard, minus the question mark. What is Xango trying to say? That they were first in the Traditional Asian Medicine game? Are they implying that since they started providing TAM first, that they are better at it than goyin? Well, according to me, the billboard should read:

It seems more like a response to the couple of goyin billboards that have popped up semi recently. Is Xango already scared of GoYin before Goyin even leaves the starting gates? GoYin launches in a couple weeks, which I am really excited for.

This just in, there is some talk that goyin is going to be spear-heading a reality show based on mlm marketing, the winner winning $20K and a hot tub. Anyone who has information on this, please comment here! The rumor mills are churning… lets see what comes out.

There are many other uses for ginger, making goyin a very useful part of your routine. Ginger has been used to decrease joint pain for arthritis sufferers and also has been found to have cholesterol lowering powers. These qualities compliment other goyin ingredients perfectly.

Mangosteen- One of Goyin’s superfruit ingredients, borrowed from Traditional Asian Medicine, is Mangosteen. Mangosteen has become popular recently, not only as a Goyin ingredient, but the popular health drink Xango (though Goyin and Xango are not affiliated).

Goyin’s Antioxidant Properties

It was important for Goyin’s developers to include the superfruit mangosteen, which has been implemented into mainstream western diets relatively recently. Goyin can thank mangosteen for its unusually high antioxidant content. Antioxidants are found to be very essential in preventing ‘free radicals’ in your body from creating cancer cells. Obviously no one claims that Goyin can cure cancer, but it can be used daily as an effective dose of antioxidants.

Goyin of course is not meant to replace exercise, other fruits and vegetables, and other healthy activities, but just imagine the health benefits of including Goyin in your routine.

Goyin Contains Gac, which helps to prevent external signs of aging.

More About the Goyin Juice Drink

Goyin Super Fruits

Gac: Goyin contains Gac, which has been shown to be especially high in lycopene content. Lycopene is the most powerful carotenoid quencher of singlet oxygen, being 100 times more efficient in the singlet-oxygen quenching action than Vitamin E, which in turn has 125 times the quenching action of glutathione (water soluble). You can either drink goyin to stay looking young, or stay out of the sun completely because singlet oxygen produced during exposure to ultraviolet light is a primary cause of skin aging. So essentially, drinking goyin will help you keep looking young. It contains up to 70 times the amount of lycopene found in tomatoes in an equal mass to mass ratio. Drinking goyin is a lot tastier than drinking tomato juice.

Also, there has recently been research showing that the Goyin ingredient Gac contains proteins that prevent the spread of cancer cells.