No, twenty-four flavors of red ginseng and rose vitality tea, with both qi and blood and five internal organs in harmony, has a very good curative effect and has a certain effect on buyers, so Gubentang twenty-four flavors of red ginseng and rose vitality tea is not an IQ tax. Gubentang 24 flavors of Red Ginseng Rose Yuanqi Tea are prepared by many doctors of traditional Chinese medicine in Gubentang, which conforms to the 24 solar terms and is strictly compatible with the monarch, minister and assistant of traditional Chinese medicine. Among them, red ginseng is steamed from Changbai Mountain ginseng for 5 years, which has the functions of invigorating vitality, benefiting qi and enriching blood; Roses promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, regulate qi and remove blood stasis. The two complement each other, qi and blood supplement each other, and the five internal organs are in harmony. The curative effect is very good, so there is no IQ tax. IQ tax, also known as low IQ tax, is a popular word on the Internet. It refers to the lack of judgment when shopping, that is, the performance of low IQ, and the money spent is considered as a low IQ tax.