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Dr. Mao's upcoming book is Second Spring. Hundreds of Natural Secrets for Women to Revitalize and Regenerate at Any Age. Second Spring is the renaissance of youth, vitality, and beauty that women experience when they take advantage of 2,000 year old secrets and natural powers of Chinese medicine.

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The Chinese herbs chosen for Calm the Spirit Formula are believed to not only help us experience more inner peace but also fortify the body’s energy and increase its ability to cope with stress. Helpful for calming the spirit, relieve restlessness, alleviate insomnia, fortifying the Spleen and energizing the Heart.

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Hello, I am Maoshing Ni.  Most of my patients and students call me Dr. Mao to differentiate me from the other doctors in my family, my father and brother.  You may wonder why I am so interested in longevity.  An accidental fall from the rooftop of our three-story house when I was six years old left me in and out of a coma for a month and this trauma greatly weakened me. I am lucky that I was born into a medical family. My father was a doctor of Chinese medicine and a master of Taoist arts, and he and my mother rehabilitated me and guided me on the long road back to health. I still hold the memory of the bitter herb teas, grueling early-morning tai chi and qigong practices, daily acupuncture sessions, meditation disciplines, and special food preparations.