Dit Da Jow

Dit Da Jow, meaning "hit fall wine" (跌打酒), is a time-honored liniment rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Used for centuries by martial artists and healers, it supports recovery from trauma, bruising, muscle pain, and inflammation. This powerful herbal infusion works by stimulating circulation, breaking up blood stagnation, and easing discomfort from external injuries.
 
Our formula is crafted using a blend of potent, dried Chinese herbs and steeped in 100 proof organic alcohol for 8 full months, allowing every medicinal constituent to infuse deeply for maximum potency.
 
Uses:
 
Reduces bruising and swelling
 
Alleviates muscle and joint pain
 
Promotes healing from sprains, contusions, and soft tissue injuries
 
Warms and invigorates blood flow
 
Dissolves blood stasis and disperses stagnation
 
 
Ingredients & Translations with Uses:
 
Da Huang (大黄 – Rheum palmatum, Chinese Rhubarb Root):
Use: Moves blood, clears heat, reduces swelling, and aids in detoxification.
 
Zhi Zi (栀子 – Gardenia jasminoides, Cape Jasmine Fruit):
Use: Clears heat and inflammation, soothes bruises, and eases localized pain.
 
Hong Hua (红花 – Carthamus tinctorius, Safflower):
Use: Invigorates blood circulation, breaks up stagnation, and promotes healing of trauma.
 
Huang Bai (黄柏 – Phellodendron amurense, Amur Cork Tree Bark):
Use: Clears damp-heat, reduces inflammation, and supports recovery from skin and soft tissue injuries.
 
Mo Yao (没药 – Commiphora myrrha, Myrrh):
Use: Activates blood circulation, reduces swelling, and relieves pain.
 
Ru Xiang (乳香 – Boswellia carterii, Frankincense):
Use: Promotes tissue regeneration, invigorates blood, and calms pain.
 
Xue Jie (血竭 – Daemonorops draco, Dragon’s Blood Resin):
Use: Stops bleeding, regenerates tissue, and enhances healing from wounds and bruises.
 
Lu Lu Tong (路路通 – Liquidambar orientalis, Sweetgum Fruit):
Use: Unblocks channels, moves qi and blood, and reduces joint stiffness and pain.
 
Tong Dang (通當 – Often refers to Lobelia chinensis or similar herbs):
Use: Clears heat and toxins, reduces swelling, supports wound healing.
 
Gui Wei (桂尾 – Cinnamomum cassia Twig or Bark, Cinnamon Twig):
Use: Warms channels, enhances circulation, eases cold-induced pain and stiffness.
 
Application:
Shake well before use. Apply a small amount to the affected area and massage gently into the skin. For external use only. Avoid open wounds and sensitive areas.
 
This ancestral formula is our homage to ancient medicine—offering deep, natural relief and supporting your body’s innate healing intelligence. Let the wisdom of the old world guide your recovery.