Author: A.G.McDowellA.G.McDowell Date: Mar 23, 2007 22:45
In article 4ax.com>, Harvey Fenwick
Lung null.net> writes>Several years ago someone gave me some tea that a Vietnamese fellow
>got in an Asian shop in Boston's Chinatown. (Is that Politically
>Correct now?)
>
>It was "Golden Child" Magic Oolong Tea Number 6 (Best for Men). It did
>have a noticeable stimulating effect (for a man, if you know what I
>mean). I've searched the internet for this tea without any success.
>I've even asked several Asian folks to look for it if they visit any
>similar shops, but nothing yet.
>
>Anyone got a clue where you can buy this brand of tea?
>
If you look it up, you will see that at least one natural remedy in this
area (cantharidin) is better described as a dangerous irritant poison
with a stimulating side-effect than the reverse. I have never understood
why people will gamble their health on substances that probably haven't
even been properly clinically tested for effectiveness, let alone frills
like assaying to provide a consistent dosage or safety testing. Can you ...
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