Secret of the Shaolin Monastery 🥋
For centuries, Shaolin monks and martial artists have relied on Dit Da Jow (literally “hit-fall wine”) to bounce back from bumps, bruises and hard training. Now this time-honored formula lives right here in my office as Pain Away, and it’s flying off my shelves! My patients use it for fractures, sprains, strains, bruising, pain, swelling, arthritis and Raynaud’s.
Spray it on, rub it in, and let thirteen powerful healing herbs, including myrrh, frankincense and angelica, go to work where it hurts. Treat the root of the pain, don’t mask the symptoms!
Who Grabs a Bottle?
- Anyone healing from a fracture, sprain, strain or a bad bruise
- Athletes and fitness lovers who train hard
- Weekend warriors, gardeners and golfers
- Anyone with a stiff neck or sore back from long days at a desk
- Achy joints from arthritis and everyday wear and tear
- Moms, dads and grandparents who are always on the go
Keep one in your gym bag, one in your car and one by your bed, because aches never wait for an appointment! It also makes a wonderful gift for the athlete (or the achy loved one) in your life 🙂
Why It Works
In Chinese medicine, Dit Da Jow has traditionally been used for injuries of all kinds: bruises, sprains, strains, and even to support healing after fractures, as well as pain from arthritis and repetitive motion, and even Raynaud’s syndrome. It works in two main ways:
- Reducing inflammation, which is behind pain, swelling, sensitivity and decreased range of motion.
- Increasing circulation, which brings fresh, healing nutrients to the area and clears out stagnant fluid around the injury.
It’s wonderful for tennis elbow, back and neck pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, sore muscles and everyday aches and pains, and it pairs beautifully with CBD Clinic Level 5 for extra relief between your visits.
How to Use It
Spray once and rub in a circular motion until the liniment is fully absorbed. Repeat as needed. For best results, apply it to unbroken skin.
Ingredients
Alcohol, Szechuan lovage root, gardenia seeds, Paeoniae radix (peony root), peach kernel, Corydalis rhizome, angelica root, myrrh, frankincense, Eucommiae bark, safflower flower, sweetgum fruit and artemisia.
Only $30 for a 1 oz. spray.
Grab yours at your next visit!