Wan Hua Oil

[Guest guest]

Doe anyone know of a UK supplier for Wan hua Oil. (Great stuff to

use when doing tuina).

 

Attilio

[Guest guest]

Chinese Medicine , " Attilio

DAlberto " <attiliodalberto> wrote:

> Doe anyone know of a UK supplier for Wan hua Oil. (Great stuff to

> use when doing tuina).

>

> Attilio

 

If I am not wrong Shizhen herbs sell this oil and some other very

effective massage and therapy oils (their price is usually very low

too).

Shmuel Halevi

AcuMedico.com

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Hi All,

 

Shmuel Halevi wrote:

> Attilio If I am not wrong Shizhen herbs sell [Wan Hua] oil and some

> other very effective massage and therapy oils (their price is

> usually very low too).

 

Die Da Wan Hua Oil (Diedawanhuayou) appears to mean whatever the

manufacturers put into it. It does NOT appear to be a standard formula!

 

Its variants include

 

(1)

http://www.ycyhealth.com/Chinese%20Herbal%20Medicines/cream%20and%20

ointment/WanHuaOil/WanHuaOil.shtml has Die Da Wan Hua Oil for 3 US$ for

50ml. It has c. 40% oils (Oleum Eucalypti 5.43%, Oleum Plant 21.78% Oleum

Terebinthinae 13.04%), plus Cx Gossampini 5.43%, Cx Moutan 1.81%, Fl

Carthami 7.25%, Fl Chimonanthi Praecocis 5.43%, Fr Gardeniae 3.62%,

Hylote lepphir Verticillati 3.62%, Rx Berchemiae Lineatae 7.25%, Rx clematidis

5.43%, Rx Ledebouriellae 5.43%, Rx Rumicis Japonici 5.43%, Rz Drynariae

5.43%, Rz Sparganii 3.62%

 

(2) {PRIVATE " TYPE=PICT;ALT=Wan Hua Oil : Wan Hua You

(K14) " }http://shop.store./chinaherb/pawanhuaoilk.html has a different

composition for Wan Hua Oil [Wan Hua You]: Active Ingredients: Methyl

Salicylate 30%, Menthol 15% and Camphor 10%. An external analgesic for the

temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with

simple backache, arthritis, bruises and sprains. Functions and indications: An

external analgesic for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles

and joints associated with simple backache, arthritis, bruises and sprains

Functions and indications: Soothing the channels and quickening the network

vessels. Use for injuries from falls, hammerblow wrench, stanching bleeding

and relieving pain, diminishing inflammation and engendering flesh, dispersing

swelling and dissipating stasis. Packing: 30ml (1oz.) per box. Caution: Do not

use if pregnant. Direction: For adults and children 2 years of age and older:

Apply to affected area not more than 3 or 4 times daily. Consult a doctor for

use on children under 2 years of age. Actions: Soothing the channels and

quickening the network vessels. Use for injuries from falls, hammerblow

wrench, stanching bleeding and relieving pain, diminishing inflammation and

engendering flesh, dispersing swelling and dissipating stasis. Packing:

30ml/box. Caution: Do not use if pregnant. Direction: For adults and children 2

years of age and older: Apply to affected area not more than 3 or 4 times daily.

Consult a doctor for use on children under 2 years of age.

 

(3) http://www.carbotrading.com/Products/Medicine/GD051.htm has another

composition for it!: It has Oleum Eucalypti 78%, Oleum Pini (Terebinthinae)

13%, Gusuibu (Fortune's Drynaria Rz) 9%. Indications: Applicable to trauma, or

traumatic injuries such as fractures, wounds, bruise, sprains, burn, incised

wounds and scald hemorrhage. Ingredients: Dosage: tid externally

 

(4) Another Chinese WWW source [

http://www.jxt.com.cn/JXT/product/ddwhy.htm ] says: Dieda Wanhuayou

Contains: Songjieyou-Oleum Terebinthae, Zhangnaoyou-Oleum Camphorae,

Dahuang-Rhubarb Rz, Liangmianzhen-??, Honghua-Fl Carthami, Maqianzi,

Zhizi-Fl Gardeniae, Ezhu(Zhi)-Rx Zedoariae, Baizhi-Rx Angelicae Dahuricae,

Chuanxiong(Zhi)-Rz Ligustici, Baihuajiao-White Pepper, Duhuo-Rx Angelica

Pubescentis, etc. Actions: Haemostat; Ease Pain; Antiinflammation; Ease

Muscle; Move Xue Stasis; Ease Congestion; Quicken Xue; Relax Body; in

trauma/injury, fracture, abrasions & sprains; bleeding knife wounds; burns,

scalds, etc. External use only; rub into affected area

 

(5) http://www.nhcanada.com/english/product_view.asp?product_id=1101 has

large bottle [volume not given, composition not given] for 1.88$

 

IMO, an Ayurvedic rub (MOOV by Paras Pharmaceuticals)

http://www.indiaplaza.com/catalog/catalogdetail/healthbeautydetail.as

p?itemid=174183 & place=US & majorcat=health & subcat=ayurvedic is a very

similar and effective alternative for injuries and as a massage rub. It has Oil

of

Wintergreen 15%, Pudinah Ka Phool (Menthol) 5%, Tarpin ka Tel (Turpentine

oil) 3%, Nilgiri tel (eucalyptus oil) 2%, Base 75%. It is very cheap if one can

buy it in India (60 cents/25g tube in India but 3 US$ in USA).

Best regards,

 

Email: <

 

WORK : Teagasc Research Management, Sandymount Ave., Dublin 4, Ireland

Mobile: 353-; [in the Republic: 0]

 

HOME : 1 Esker Lawns, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland

Tel : 353-; [in the Republic: 0]

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[Guest guest]

The Wan Hua Oil i get for 2 bucks in Chinatown, NYC, is from United

Pharmaceutical Manufactory, Guangzhou, 30cc. and contains, acc. to box

label:

 

Hibiscus mutabilis, Senecio palmatus, Aloe, Rumex japonicus, Myrrhea,

Calycanthus prsecox(sic), Oleum carthamus, Panax Pseudosin(sic), Carthamus,

Rhizoma Drynariae, Olibanum, Calamus draco, Limonitum, Oleum terebinthinae,

Oleum tsubaki. (I omit the gram listings of each.)

 

I've always liked it(in spite of the smell - which oddly, smells sort of

like some of the 'ayurvedic' oils i've gotten). It doesn't feel hot/cold.

And an interesting side application is that it can be used after using

another liniment which turns out to be too unbearably burny - or like those

ABC Plasters, some of which are like habaneros. In fact, one of the label

applications, in addition to 'shocken and twisten', is 'septic burns'.

 

Wouldn't cross the border without it(the border being the Hudson or East

River).

Ann

 

 

 

 

Die Da Wan Hua Oil (Diedawanhuayou) appears to mean whatever the

manufacturers put into it. It does NOT appear to be a standard formula!

 

Its variants include

 

(1)

http://www.ycyhealth.com/Chinese%20Herbal%20Medicines/cream%20and%20

ointment/WanHuaOil/WanHuaOil.shtml has Die Da Wan Hua Oil for 3 US$ for

50ml. It has c. 40% oils (Oleum Eucalypti 5.43%, Oleum Plant 21.78% Oleum

Terebinthinae 13.04%), plus Cx Gossampini 5.43%, Cx Moutan 1.81%, Fl

Carthami 7.25%, Fl Chimonanthi Praecocis 5.43%, Fr Gardeniae 3.62%,

Hylote lepphir Verticillati 3.62%, Rx Berchemiae Lineatae 7.25%, Rx

clematidis

5.43%, Rx Ledebouriellae 5.43%, Rx Rumicis Japonici 5.43%, Rz Drynariae

5.43%, Rz Sparganii 3.62%

 

(2) {PRIVATE " TYPE=PICT;ALT=Wan Hua Oil : Wan Hua You

(K14) " }http://shop.store./chinaherb/pawanhuaoilk.html has a

different

composition for Wan Hua Oil [Wan Hua You]: Active Ingredients: Methyl

Salicylate 30%, Menthol 15% and Camphor 10%. An external analgesic for the

temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated

with

simple backache, arthritis, bruises and sprains. Functions and indications:

An

external analgesic for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of

muscles

and joints associated with simple backache, arthritis, bruises and sprains

Functions and indications: Soothing the channels and quickening the network

vessels. Use for injuries from falls, hammerblow wrench, stanching bleeding

and relieving pain, diminishing inflammation and engendering flesh,

dispersing

swelling and dissipating stasis. Packing: 30ml (1oz.) per box. Caution: Do

not

use if pregnant. Direction: For adults and children 2 years of age and

older:

Apply to affected area not more than 3 or 4 times daily. Consult a doctor

for

use on children under 2 years of age. Actions: Soothing the channels and

quickening the network vessels. Use for injuries from falls, hammerblow

wrench, stanching bleeding and relieving pain, diminishing inflammation and

engendering flesh, dispersing swelling and dissipating stasis. Packing:

30ml/box. Caution: Do not use if pregnant. Direction: For adults and

children 2

years of age and older: Apply to affected area not more than 3 or 4 times

daily.

Consult a doctor for use on children under 2 years of age.

 

(3) http://www.carbotrading.com/Products/Medicine/GD051.htm has another

composition for it!: It has Oleum Eucalypti 78%, Oleum Pini (Terebinthinae)

13%, Gusuibu (Fortune's Drynaria Rz) 9%. Indications: Applicable to trauma,

or

traumatic injuries such as fractures, wounds, bruise, sprains, burn, incised

wounds and scald hemorrhage. Ingredients: Dosage: tid externally

 

(4) Another Chinese WWW source [

http://www.jxt.com.cn/JXT/product/ddwhy.htm ] says: Dieda Wanhuayou

Contains: Songjieyou-Oleum Terebinthae, Zhangnaoyou-Oleum Camphorae,

Dahuang-Rhubarb Rz, Liangmianzhen-??, Honghua-Fl Carthami, Maqianzi,

Zhizi-Fl Gardeniae, Ezhu(Zhi)-Rx Zedoariae, Baizhi-Rx Angelicae Dahuricae,

Chuanxiong(Zhi)-Rz Ligustici, Baihuajiao-White Pepper, Duhuo-Rx Angelica

Pubescentis, etc. Actions: Haemostat; Ease Pain; Antiinflammation; Ease

Muscle; Move Xue Stasis; Ease Congestion; Quicken Xue; Relax Body; in

trauma/injury, fracture, abrasions & sprains; bleeding knife wounds; burns,

scalds, etc. External use only; rub into affected area

 

(5) http://www.nhcanada.com/english/product_view.asp?product_id=1101 has

large bottle [volume not given, composition not given] for 1.88$

 

IMO, an Ayurvedic rub (MOOV by Paras Pharmaceuticals)

http://www.indiaplaza.com/catalog/catalogdetail/healthbeautydetail.as

p?itemid=174183 & place=US & majorcat=health & subcat=ayurvedic is a very

similar and effective alternative for injuries and as a massage rub. It has

Oil of

Wintergreen 15%, Pudinah Ka Phool (Menthol) 5%, Tarpin ka Tel (Turpentine

oil) 3%, Nilgiri tel (eucalyptus oil) 2%, Base 75%. It is very cheap if one

can

buy it in India (60 cents/25g tube in India but 3 US$ in USA).

Best regards,

 

Email: <

 

WORK : Teagasc Research Management, Sandymount Ave., Dublin 4, Ireland

Mobile: 353-; [in the Republic: 0]

 

HOME : 1 Esker Lawns, Lucan, Dublin, Ireland

Tel : 353-; [in the Republic: 0]

WWW : http://homepage.eircom.net/~progers/searchap.htm

 

 

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