The Story of Woman’s Cap

-A little girl adopted from China

I did not formulate the Woman’s Cap, but I always feel like she is my adopted girl from China. When she just came to the States, no one would pay attention on her, even Chinese professionals wouldn’t take a look. They thought she was too simple to be good. (She is made from five common Chinese herbal foods: wolfberry, hawthorne berry, safflower, mulberry, sea kelp).

My husband and I studied her birth certificate; we thought maybe she is an unique girl. So we invited her to settle in our house in June of 2003. Since that time, we worked very hard try to discover her personality traits, her temperament. I have been working seven days a week to get first hand information about her so I could send reports back to her biological parents (Dr. Li and Dr. Liu).

As time went by, this girl become more attractive. She plays well with her brothers and sisters (our own Happy Mood, Baby Boom I, Baby Boom II which we formulated ourselves, and other single herbs). She has fun with them. They work well together. This little girl can go solo or sing in the chorus. Her voice is so special she is at the Julliard (FDA) level! Too good to be true?! Here she is! The FDA recognized her!

When the time comes, we will complete the FDA file application and send her out into the world, just like our daughter. We appreciate the opportunities that the American people have given to us. We are sure Miss Woman’s Cap will serve the people well in the future. We will miss her. All her brothers and sisters are watching and will miss her too. I am sure she will know all of her parents worked hard for her, to prove to the world that she helps make people healthy and happy.

Good luck little girl (Woman’s Cap)!