Os Draconis - Gift of the Past

The prehistoric mammal Mastodon could not have known what relevance it would still have thousands of years after its demise as a species. The elephant-like creatures’ skeletal remains would become treasured for medicinal purposes.

Found primarily in Shanxi, Gansu, Heibei, and the Inner Mongolia provinces of China, the fossil bones are calcined; all impurities are removed through special preparation and ground into a fine powder, then brewed in water for human consumption.
 
Astringent and sweet in flavor and mild in nature, Os Draconis (aka Long Gu) has been found to have anxiolytic, sedative and anticonvulsant activities. It acts as a sedative and tranquilizer on the nervous system and suppresses hyperactivity and rash impulses. The active ingredients in the unusual substance now classified as a medicinal herb are calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate.
 
From irritability, restlessness, and dizziness, to vertigo, blurred vision, and bad temper, Os Draconis is credited with being able to provide relief from them all. The ancient herb also treats palpitations, insomnia and severe anxiety. It prevents leakage of fluids, such as that through night sweats, spontaneous sweating, nocturnal emissions, vaginal discharge, and uterine bleeding.
 
Not surprisingly, the unusual bone product is often mixed with other medicinal herbs such as Fructus Ziziphi Jujubae, Glycyrrhizae Radix, and Ostrea Gigas, where it serves to calm restlessness, spontaneous sweating, seminal leakage, overactive bladder, and severe incontinence. It is also popular among many TCM doctors as a prescription for performance anxiety disorders and neuropsychopathic dysfunctions. It is believed to quell intense emotions caused by emotional distress, restlessness, insomnia, and bouts with anxiety, and even seizures.
 
In such formulas as the Nerve Calming & Soothing Herbal Harmonizing Solution Os Draconis is famous for calming anxiety and inducing tranquility. It subdues irritability and anger and allows one to not only maintain his composure, but his seminal emissions as well. This allows for absolute control over premature ejaculation.