Deer Penis Paste with Ginseng, Polygonatum & Mulberry — Herbal Honey Paste (130g Jar)

This herbal paste (膏方) is a traditional Chinese wellness preparation built around deer penis (鹿鞭, Lù Biān), a classic animal-based tonic in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), combined with Ginseng (人参, Rén Shēn), Polygonatum sibiricum (黄精, Huáng Jīng), and Mulberry (桑葚, Sāng Shèn). Slowly熬制 (simmered and reduced) into a thick, honey-like paste, it is a ready-to-eat (即食) daily nourishment traditionally associated with supporting Kidney essence, warming yang, and replenishing qi and blood. Its nature is warming and sweet, making it a rich, concentrated tonic for adults seeking traditional vitality support.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional 膏方 (herbal paste) built on deer penis, a classic TCM yang-tonifying ingredient
• Blended with Ginseng, Polygonatum sibiricum, and Mulberry for balanced qi, yin, and blood support
• Slow-simmered 熬制 process for a thick, concentrated, honey-like texture
• Ready-to-eat (即食) — no decoction or preparation required
• 130g jar, sealed for freshness, suitable for daily adult wellness routines

Quality & Sensory

Each jar holds a deep amber-to-dark-brown paste with a glossy, honey-thick body that clings to the spoon. The aroma is warm and earthy, carrying notes of ginseng and slow-reduced herbal decoction. On the palate it is rich, sweet, and slightly herbal, with a smooth, syrupy mouthfeel that lingers gently — a sign of a well-reduced, fully simmered 膏方.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Daily adult wellness routine — one small spoonful taken directly (即食)
• Seasonal vitality support during colder months
• Post-exertion nourishment for adults with active lifestyles
• Dissolved in warm water as a soothing evening tonic
• A traditional gift for adult family members

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, deer penis paste is a classic 膏方 traditionally prepared in autumn and winter as a warming, essence-nourishing tonic. It is slowly simmered with Ginseng, Polygonatum, and Mulberry, then taken by the spoonful each morning or evening. In TCM food therapy, such pastes are associated with supporting Kidney yang, replenishing qi and blood, and building vitality during the cold seasons — a concentrated, ready-to-eat form of the traditional decoction.

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