Cultivation: Ancient Taisui

Historical Records

In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Taisui is regarded as a divine object: “It is illuminated by the sun and moon, ordered by the stars, marked by the four seasons, and governed by Taisui. It is born of the divine, and only sages can comprehend its way.”

The Records of the Grand Historian records: After Qin Shi Huang unified the six states, he heard that in the East there was a miraculous medicine that could grant immortality. He sought out the alchemist Xu Fu and ordered him to lead three thousand boys and girls to Penglai and Yingzhou to find the elixir of immortality. Legend says this elixir was “Taisui.”

Pharmacopoeia Heritage

Li Shizhen, the Ming dynasty sage of medicine, called it “meat ganoderma” in the Compendium of Materia Medica. It could be eaten and used in medicine, and was listed as a “top-grade material in the Classic of Materia Medica.” The original text records: “Meat ganoderma is shaped like meat, attached to large rocks, with head and tail, and is a living thing.” “The red ones are like coral, the white ones like cut fat, the black ones like lacquer, the yellow ones like purple gold; all are bright and clear like solid ice.” “Long consumption lightens the body, prevents aging, and prolongs life like an immortal.”

Ge Hong, a Taoist of the Eastern Jin, recorded in Baopuzi: “Meat ganoderma pounded into powder, or dissolved in water and taken, makes one light of body and immortal.”

The Shennong Bencao Jing considers Taisui neutral, bitter, non-toxic, with values such as tonifying the kidney and benefiting the liver, and as a sacred product among hundreds of medicines.

Scientific Basis

The formation of Taisui: billions of years ago, life factors and many other molecules arrived on Earth with comet dust. Under cosmic rays, they were produced on mineral surfaces. They promoted nitrogen- and carbon-containing compounds to produce genetic building blocks. With water and other factors, Taisui was born.

Taisui Family

Water Taisui / Earth Taisui / Stone Taisui / Jade Taisui

Taisui develops different forms depending on the growth environment. They differ greatly in survival time, existing quantity, bacterial count, purity, and other aspects.

Jade Taisui

“Jade Taisui” literally means Taisui that has coexisted with jade for hundreds of millions of years. The Jade Taisui owned by the Ancient Biology Center was found in jade mines 300–1000 meters underground in the Kunlun Mountains. Kunlun Mountain is China’s first sacred mountain and the dragon vein of China, located at the mysterious 38° north latitude. Jade Taisui coexists with jade veins and has long absorbed trace elements beneficial to the human body from jade.

The Time Substance PQQ

PQQ is called by the biomedical world a substance that can make time flow backward. Purified PQQ has a market value of about US$40,000 per gram, making it one of the most precious nutrients in the world.

Authoritative Recognition of PQQ

The World Health Organization recognized PQQ as the 15th vitamin for humans. This is the first new vitamin discovered since 1948. In the global biomedical field, PQQ (pyrroloquinoline quinone), as an extremely unstable rare active substance, is called the king of immunity and the strongest antioxidant in the world. On October 7, 2023, China’s National Health Commission, through the Department of Food Safety Standards and Monitoring and Evaluation, announced PQQ (pyrroloquinoline quinone).

Eight Major Effects of PQQ

  • Anti-aging

  • Extremely strong anti-cancer function

  • Nutritional factors for human growth and development

  • Protecting cardiovascular health

  • Promotes neuronal growth and prevents Alzheimer’s

  • Improvement of sleep quality

  • Protecting liver health

  • Improvement of athletic ability