Dit Da Jow
Dit Da Jow is a Chinese liniments that is based in alchoal and let sit for over a year to extract the essence from the herbs. Literally transtlated it means "fall hit wine". Chinese linaments have been formulated and used by the martial arts families of Asia for thousands of years. These liniments are collections of raw Chinese herbs specially prepared in a base of alcohol. They are known for their healing properties and are massaged into the skin and muscles to promote blood circulation, reduce pain and swelling, and remove blood stagnation induced by trauma. From a biomedical perspective these linaments will be able to assist in the treatment of disorders such as acute traumatic injuries, rehmatoid and osteo arthritis, chronic orthopedic and/or circulatory problems.
Trauma Liniment
4 oz bottle $15.00
4 oz bottle $15.00
Bone and Tendon Liniment
4 oz bottle $15.00
4 oz bottle $15.00
Skin Repair Ointment
2 oz jar $10.00
2 oz jar $10.00
1 Gallon Home Kit
$35.00
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$35.00
Trauma liniment is a type of Dit Da Jow (fall hit wine) which is a very powerful for acute injury as well as long standing trigger points. This liniment is intended for early stage traumas to muscles and tendons that present with significant pain and swelling. Trauma liniment is the medicinal of choice for trainers, athletes, coaches, martial artists, and all active people when presented with acute and painful injury to joints and soft tissue. For external use only.
Bone and Tendon liniment is another type of Dit Da Jow (fall hit wine). It is a warming formula intended for the use of chronic, non healing musculo-skeletal pains that are aggravated by overuse and exposure to
the elements. Chronic injury liniment is extremely effective for use on osteoarthritis, post-surgical traumas, and gerneral weekness of the low back kness and neck. For external use only.
Skin Repair is a classic Japanese salve made from Chinese herbs and olive oil. Skin repair is very effective at treating symptoms associated with burns, eczema, psoriasis, cuts and scrapes, chapped and dry skin, frostbite, and insect bites. This is my first aid balm and should be on hand in any practitioner’s office or household. It is essential for direct moxibustion therapy. For external use only.
This home kit will enable you to make one gallon of either of the formentioned liniments. We can also create your own costom dit da jow formula, focusing on desired areas that you request. 
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