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Dit Da Jow is a generic name for Chinese liniments sold to heal
external damage such as bruises or sore muscles, providing
natural pain relief. There are several different recipes for Dit Da
Jow, most of which are considered to be a "secret formula" passed
down though oral and written history of traditional Chinese
medicine, martial arts, and modern western science. Although
Chinese tradition traces the origins of Chinese medicine to
demigods named the Divine Plowman (Sheng Nung) and the
Yellow Emperor (Huang Ti), who are said to have lived in the early
3rd millennium B.C., the earliest available historical records of
Chinese medicine are medical texts dating from the Han Dynasty
via several Chinese Materia Medica.
Dit Da Jow is an analgesic liniment traditionally preferred by
martial artists. Often a martial arts master blended his unique
mixture of many aromatic herbs such as myrrh and ginseng, which
were combined to stimulate circulation, reduce pain and swelling,
and improve healing injuries and wounds from practice and martial
arts combat. The tradition became known as "hit medicine".
All bruise liniment formulas contained ingredients for natural pain
relief, to reduce swelling and inflammation and disperse stagnant
chi (life force energy) and blood. It was composed of cooling herbs
to reduce swelling and inflammation as effectively as ice; and
warming herbs that killed pain, promoted circulation, and broke
up accumulations of stagnant blood and fluids.
Herbs in the formulas according to traditional Chinese medicine,
use "temperature" and "action", with each herb exhibiting an
"energy" that has an effect on the body. Some are cold while
others are hot. The overall combination of herbs in a Dit Da Jow
formula determines its relative energy. Warmer jow is more often
used in conditioning or chronic injury while cooler jow is more
likely to be used for new injuries that may be inflamed. The action
of each herb has specific uses. A Dit Da Jow should have one or
two primary actions, determined by the herbs which are used in
the Dit Da Jow formula.
Most bruises are usually shrugged off by athletes and martial
artists as minor injuries that will heal themselves. Over the
centuries, Kung Fu practitioners noticed that large bruises or
repeated bruising on one area sometimes created accumulations
of stagnant qi and blood that could cause serious health problems
years later. Trauma liniment was developed to disperse these
accumulations and treat injuries, thereby prolonging the
soldier/warrior/athlete's career and health.
History of Liniments (Balms)
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Ancient Wisdom
The original Herbal Chi Balm formulation was passed down from
the Shaolin Temple to a wealthy family of doctors and scholars.
The monks used the formulation to make themselves stronger
after injuries and strenuous training. Use of the natural balm for
natural pain relief and energy, let them practice martial arts and
chi gung exercises everyday until they were in their 70's and 80's
giving them longevity.
The emperor's physicians spent their lives searching for perfectly
balanced natural pain relief and energizing formulas for the royal
family and their generals. Martial artists that were herbalists made
secret formulas that helped the body recover from injuries and
over exertion so fast that it was miraculous. Herbal Chi Balm also
uses this secret knowledge of perfectly blending herbs.
One of the secret herbs is called "Mender of Shattered Bones."
The Chinese believed that the foundation for immortality were
strong bones. Having healthy bones is the key for having a good,
healthy, active life. May happiness always be with you.
Beyond Dit Da (Fall, Hit) Formulas
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