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WHIEDA: who is behind the products

A Chinese state license, a US trademark, the founders of the Russian legal entity, an asteroid and two Nobel prizes nearby — and which of the big numbers didn't check out.

updated 24.08.2026 9 min

WHIEDA marketing plan in plain language

Five ways to earn bonuses: first in simple terms, then in detail according to the official rules — packages, percentages, ranks and how money is withdrawn.

updated 09.10.2026 9 min

updated 13.10.2026 10 min

Fohow Lingzhi Capsules: a mushroom 6,800 years old

Lingzhi was found in a dig 6,817 years old. For its sake a country was pardoned and sceptres were cast in gold. How the spores of this mushroom, ginseng and cordyceps ended up in one capsule.

WHIEDA Spirulina: Aztec food that went to space

In 1519 the Aztecs baked it into little cakes that tasted “like cheese,” NASA studied it as crew food, and strains from its factory have flown into orbit twice. The story, the documents, how to take it.

updated 13.10.2026 9 min

Fohow Elixir 3 Treasures: the little strongman from the ritual table

An ant’s neck can withstand 5,000 times its body weight. The Phoenix base plus the black spiny ant, which China recognises as both food and medicinal raw material: the story and the documents.

updated 13.10.2026 9 min

Fundesee Oil-Essence: seven stories in one bottle

A flower bred to replace whale oil, squalane, sea buckthorn, the oil of samurai swords and “dragon’s gall.” Seven stories behind the ingredients and three patents on the box.

updated 13.10.2026 8 min

WHIEDA Ba-Gua Mini-Sauna: eight trigrams and a bath with 135 years of history

Fu Xi drew the ba-gua “taking from his own body, close at hand.” In 1891 Dr Kellogg sat a man in a cabinet where the body is warmed by rays. How that idea became a mini-sauna for the home.

updated 13.10.2026 9 min

Fohow Phoenix Elixir: the mushroom that once cost twice its weight in gold

In 2012 the finest Tibetan cordyceps cost twice as much as gold. How a culture of this mushroom, lingzhi and shiitake on honey found their way into one vial: patents, legends and a ritual.

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Fohow Liuwei Tea: a pu'er that ages like wine, and a blend of six

A hundred-year-old pu’er went under the hammer at 13 times the price of gold. Liuwei is pu’er aged three years or more plus five herbs, to a recipe by Professor Tang Youzhi, the surgeon who operated on Mao Zedong.

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Magic FoHerb 3.0 Bio-Energy Massager: Olympic cupping — right at home

Purple circles on Rio's champions, a horn from the Mawangdui tomb and a Roman doctor's electric ray — 2,200 years of cupping and impulse. How Magic FoHerb 3.0 turns them into a button and brings them through your palms.

WHIEDA Anion Sanitary Pads: the stone that pulled ash

The Dutch called tourmaline the “ash puller”, Linnaeus called it the electric stone. How it ended up in the warm chip of a pad just 1 mm thick: Kotex of 1920, a Japanese gel and the documents.

updated 12.10.2026 8 min

WHIEDA Anion Insoles: five colours from the book of the Yellow Emperor

White for the lungs, black for the kidneys: the insole colours echo the table in the Huangdi Neijing. A golden support with magnets and tourmaline, a patent precise to fractions of a millimetre, and how to wear them.

updated 12.10.2026 10 min

WHIEDA Graphene Glasses: a frame made with a material a hundred times stronger than steel

Graphene is a hundred times stronger than steel, and it won a Nobel Prize. How it ended up in an eyeglass frame alongside the Curie brothers’ tourmaline: Geim’s sticky tape, Chizhevsky’s chandelier and readings taken at the temple arm.

Red marks on anion insoles

Why insoles change color, how to check for marks from shoes and when to see a doctor — without self-diagnosis.

updated 24.08.2026 7 min

updated 18.09.2026 12 min

Wentong 1.0: the complete guide

What's in the 200 000 ₽ box, four technologies, a bottom-to-top session, the gel, the course and the model's documents.

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WHIEDA Cell Activator: how to use it

Three modes, five steps, working along meridians and zones, water, restrictions and the history of the terahertz range.

updated 08.09.2026 4 min

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Yang Sheng: the art of cultivating life

What “cultivating life” means: the history, the four pillars of an ordinary day and the five levels on which a person either gathers strength or loses it.

updated 26.08.2026 12 min

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The five levels of Yang Sheng

Body, environment, heart, habits, people: a map that makes it clear what to do today rather than “someday start a new life”.