Ancient Pain Relieving Liniment
Dit Da Jow, loosely translated as “Hit Fall Wine” medicine has been used by Martial Artists for traumatic injuries such as sprains, strains, bruises, and even broken bones. Traditional Chinese Herbs are soaked in alcohol for several months to create a potent and effective topical liniment.
I have bottled my aged herbal infusions and now offering for purchase.
Acute Trauma Liniment: Use for acute strains, sprains and bruising within the first 24-48 hours after injury. The herbal decoction has properties to reduce swelling, nourish tendons, ligaments, and muscles, alleviate pain and clear out stagnant blood. The formula is applied topically either by directly spraying on injured area or soaking a small washcloth in liniment and applying to injury.
Chronic Tendon Liniment: Use for chronic or old injuries, arthritis, tendonitis, or joint pain. The formula improves circulation, alleviates pain, nourishes soft tissue and warms the area. The formula is applied topically either by directly spraying on injured area or soaking a small washcloth in liniment.
Common Uses for Dit Da Jow Liniment:
-Muscle Soreness (Chronic Liniment)
-Joint Pain (Chronic Liniment)
-Arthritis (Chronic Liniment)
-Low Back Pain (Chronic Liniment)
-Neck and Shoulder Pain (Chronic Liniment)
-Fibromyalgia (Chronic Liniment)
-Poor Blood Circulation (Chronic Liniment)
-Bruising (Chronic Liniment)
-Shin Splints (Acute/Chronic Liniment)
-Raynaud’s Condition (Chronic Liniment)
-Acute Strains, Sprains, and Muscle Tears (Acute Liniment)
-Sports Related Injuries (Acute and Chronic Liniment)
-Swelling/Edema (Acute Liniment)
-Bone Fractures (Acute Liniment)
Aged Herbal Infusion
Note: The topical liniments should never be used on open wounds, rashes, or any other skin disorders. Always talk with your Acupuncturist prior to use. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Supply is limited as the liniment takes months to make! If you are interested in purchasing, please call Dr. Jen (941)-499-7775. Local purchases only (Sarasota area).
Don’t forget to stay warm…
As the weather is still cool and chilly, don’t forget to keep your body warm, bundle up when going outside, protect your neck with a scarf, and enjoy warming herbal teas with ginger or cinnamon.
Sarasota, I am happy to offer Acupuncture and Herbal Prescription services. I am here for your health and wellness needs. Feel free to reach out as I love to talk Chinese Medicine.
Cheers to living each day with optimal health in mind.
Dr. Jen