Description
2 oz. | 60 ML
Indications:
- Qi Stagnation
- Blood Stagnation
- Internal Dampness
This natural herbal topical dit da jow is used for aches and stiffness of the knee from a chronic old injury. It can also be used for knee weakness or aching due to Internal Dampness lodged in the joints and tendons. This would possibly manifest as early to later stages of arthritis in the joints and spine that worsens with cold wet weather. Additionally, one my have a heavy feeling in the body or limbs indicating Dampness. This type of knee pain would improve with the application of heat to the knees. This particular formula contains very warm botanical remedies that specifically target the knees and dry pathogenic Dampness from the body and prevent Phlegm accumulations in the joint.
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Directions for Use: Shake before use. Apply to affected area 1-3 x per day.
Ingredients:
Aqueous/Alcohol Infusion w/ Polysorbate 20:
| Mentha piperita | Bo He | Menthol Crystals |
| Cinnamomum Cassia | Rou Gui You | Cinnamon Essential Oil |
| llicium verum | Ba Jiao Hui Xiang You | Star Anise Essential Oil |
| Rosmarinus officinalis | Mi Die Xiang You | Rosemary Essential Oil |
| Eugenia caryophyllata | Ding Xiang You | Clove Bud Essential Oil |
| Zingiber officinale | Gan Jiang You | Ginger Essential Oil |
| Citrus Tangerina Immatura | Chen Pi You | Green Mandarin Essential Oil |
| Coriandrum Sativum | Xiang Cai Zi You | Coriander Seed Essential Oil |
| Taxillus chinensis | Sang Ji Sheng | Mistletoe Stem |
| Berberis vulgaris | San Ke Zhen | Barberry |
| Clematis chinensis | Wei Ling Xian | Clematis Root |
| Achyranthes Bidentata | Niu Xi | Ox Knee |
| Cyperi | Xiang Fu | Nut Grass Root |
| Ligusticum Sinense | Gao Ben | Lovage Root |
| Lycopodii Clavati | Shen Jin Cao | Club Moss Herb |
| Cinnamomum Cassia | Rou Gui | Cinnamon Twig |
| Liquidambar formosana | Lu Lu Tong | Sweet Gum Fruit |
| Peaoneae Rubra | Chi Shao | Red Peony Root |
| Salvia Milttiorrhiza | Dan Shen | Red Sage Root |
| Vaccariae Segetalis | Wang Bu Liu Xing | Vaccaria Seeds |
| Angelica sinensis | Dang Gui | Dong Quai Root |
| Saposhnikoviae Divaricata | Fang Feng | Fang Feng Root |
| Vladimiria | Mu Xiang | Aucklandia |
| Morus Alba | Sang Zhi | Mulbery Twig |
| Commiphora Myrrha | Mo Yao | Myrrh Gum |
| Angelicae P. | Du Huo | Angelica Pubescens |
| Persica | Tao Ren | Peach Seeds |
May contain food allergens: those with food allergies or food/herb intolerances should not procure Ageless Herbs® products. Processed in a facility that also processes one or more of these substances: peanuts, soy, wheat, sesame seeds, tree nuts or other possible allergens.
- For external use only
- Contra-indicated for those with sensitives to herbs and essential oils, or those with very sensitive skin and related reactions
- Contra-indicated for pregnant or nursing women, infants, and children under 12 years
- Store in a cool dry place 56-82ºF
- Keep out of reach of children and pets
- Can stain fabrics/surfaces
- Avoid contact with eyes
- Contra-indicated for those on blood thinning medication or who have a bleeding disorder
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.
