Bone Setting Water is a traditional dit da jow, or medicinal herbal liniment, rooted in formulas developed by Shaolin Monks and herbalists over 1000 years ago.

Use natural medicine to powerfully soothe sore muscles and joints, assist in healing injury, and to encourage circulation and disperse inflammation.
Bone Setting Water offers immediate pain relief while it penetrates deeply to support recovery from within. Our formula is based on what is considered to be the original and strongest version of the ever-evolving classical liniment, Zheng Gu Shui, to provide the ultimate care available in herbal topical pain relief.

What Does it Do?

Traditionally used to actually heal bones from martial arts and combat injury,
Bone Setting Water can be used to tame more minor aches and pains as well,
including:

•     Tendonitis
•     Tense and Sore Muscles
•     Headaches
•     Arthritis
•     Back Aches
•     Post-Workout Fatigue
•     Plantar Fasciitis
•     Sprains and Strains
•     Bruises
•     Insect Bites
•     Contact Dermatitis
•     Carpal Tunnel

    …And more! Put it where it hurts! (or itches!)

Ingredients and their functions:

Zhang Nao (Camphor): Relieves pain, antifungal, anti-itch, anti parasitic, and improves circulation.

Bo He Nao (Menthol): Relieves pain, cooling, opens pores, and allows other herbs to permeate the skin.

Hu Zhang (Knotweed rhizome): Relieves pain and promotes circulation, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiplatelet (unblocks circulation where anticoagulants are ineffective.)

E Zhu (Curcumae rhizome): Promotes circulation, relieves pain, and antibacterial.

Rou Gui (Saigon cinnamon bark): Promotes circulation, encourages generation of qi and blood, antiplatelet, antibacterial, warming, and relaxes muscles.

Bai Zhi (Angelica root): Relieves pain, antibacterial and antifungal, and relaxes muscles.

Hua Jiao (Chinese prickly ash): Warming, relieves and numbs pain, antiparasitic and antibacterial, and promotes circulation.

Xu Chang Qing (Paniculate swallow-wort root): Relieves joint pain, pain due to trauma, heals rashes, sores, and relieves skin itching including eczema and snakebite.

Qian Jin Ba (Moghania root): Strengthens sinew and bone, decreases inflammation, and relieves arthritis and bone pain.

Tian Qi (Notoginseng root): Stops bleeding, relieves pain, and reduces swelling, bruising, and inflammation.

Shan jin che (Arnica flower): Controls bruising, relaxes muscle spasms, reduces swelling and promotes circulation and recovery after local trauma.

Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis): Relieves pain, including nerve pain, and has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties. Calms redness, irritation, and itching associated with skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis.

How To Use + Tips & Tricks:

For minor aches and pains: moisten a cotton ball, gauze, or a reusable cloth with Zheng Gu Shui, and apply liberally to affected area.

For deeper and more stubborn pain or injury: use the liniment during or following a massage by applying it with your hands, or apply it as a compress and wrap with gauze (let it breathe!) for up to three hours.

Apply 2-3 times a day, or as needed to resolve your pain and to encourage healing.

For a soothing and aromatic experience, add a splash to a foot soak or a hot bath.

For nasal and chest congestion, rub into your chest and allow the fumes to clear your sinuses.

Apply to bug bites and rashes to instantly relieve itch.

Experiment with your Bone Setting Water, its diverse utility is part of its strength!

Cautions & Contraindications:

Zheng Gu Shui is a safe alternative to internal pain medications, however there are a few general rules to make sure you’re using it appropriately:

Avoid broken skin and mucus membranes.

During pregnancy, avoid low back and abdominal use.

Due to its alcohol base, use with caution on skin conditions aggravated by dryness.

Excessive use may cause skin irritation - discontinue use if irritation occurs.