Tea ointment is a treasure of the Chinese court. It is detailed in ancient Chinese medical classics. It was created in the late Tang and Five Dynasties and finally in the early years of the Republic of China. Due to the cumbersome production process and high cost, it is only used for the emperors, the Dalai Panchen Lama and the court rituals. For the queen, it is indeed the tea ceremony of the Chinese nation for a thousand years. It is inherited in an orderly manner, and the secret treasure of the palace is very precious. . .
Pu’er tea ointment, taken sublingually, absorbed by the oral mucosa, has a fast onset, good absorption, and is not affected by eating. It can be taken before and after meals.
The tea paste is small in size, light in weight, portable, high stability, and easy to store.Long Yutai pure Pu’er tea ointment, taken sublingually, absorbed by the oral mucosa, has a fast onset, good absorption, and is not affected by eating. It can be taken before and after meals.
The tea paste is small in size, light in weight, portable, high stability, and easy to store.