Chinese Medicine: Trauma Remedies

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: Trauma Remedies

 

 

Trauma Liniment

 

" Die Da Jiu Liniment " , which literally translates to " hit fall wine "

is the NUMBER ONE remedy for bruises, contusions, sprains and

fractures. This formula was developed centuries ago in kung fu

schools to treat bruises and injuries due to injuries that would

occur during daily practice. Soak a cotton ball and press this herbal

formula into the skin where ever trauma to an area has occurred.

Bruises, contusions, sprains, shin splints, repetitive motion

injuries and fractures, (which needs a proper doctor's care after a

break), can be treated with amazing results. This herbal formula,

which has been decocted in alcohol, has been prepared with safe and

effective herbs to move stagnation of energy and blood that occur

after injury.

 

Trauma Pills

 

One of two patented formulas, Liangcai Xin Die da Wan (Tieh Ta Wan)

is the internal counterpart to Trauma Liniment. Taken in tandem with

the lotion, these pills strongly breaks up blockage of blood and

fluid due to trauma. It moves accumulation, which sits in the area of

the injury, preventing blood from congealing in the tissue.

 

Yunnan Paiyao

 

Treating open wounds correctly is the best way to prevent scars from

occurring. This patent formula alone helps the flesh regenerate and

prevents blood stasis and infections, which could lead to scarring.

 

Valuable first-aid remedy for internal and external bleeding,

traumatic swelling, insect bites, nosebleeds, open and infected

wounds, ingrown toenails, spider bites, post-surgical healing,

prevents scarring, stops bleeding, disperses stagnant blood,

disinfects and stops some pain. Commonly used for excessive menstrual

bleeding, severe menstrual cramps, ulcer bleeding, carbuncles. Take

capsules both internally and externally by opening a capsule and

sprinkling the powder directly into the wound.

 

Herbal Ice

 

Herbal Ice " San Huang San " is composed of three cooling Chinese herbs

that reduce inflammation while dispersing congealed blood and fluids.

This is the single most useful herbal poultice for your first aid

trauma kit! This is most helpful for immediate sprains, strains,

turned ankles, muscle pulls, twisted wrists or severe contusions.

Where ever you would use ice, this should be substituted right away.

 

When an injury occurs, blood will stagnate in the muscle tissue and

often does not reabsorb back into the system. The blood can congeal

and harden, adhering the muscle fibers together and blocking normal

circulation in normal areas, creating pain and stiffness. Applying

ice, can exacerbate this injury in the long term.

 

" San Huang San " Herbal Ice is in a Vaseline base and should be gently

massaged into the injury morning and night. Wrap lightly with gauze

and cover with an ace bandage (not too tight). Clean the area before

re-applying.

 

Tendon Lotion

 

This combination of warming herbs is best used for chronic conditions

or old injuries such as tendonitis, which includes tennis elbow,

golfer's elbow, shin splints, old sprains or reoccurring problems

made worse by cold and dampness. When heat makes your injury feel

better, this is the formula for you. Massage this lotion into

affected areas twice a day. This unique blend of Chinese herbs works

deep down into the tendons to stimulate circulation!

 

UI Oil

 

This wonderful massage oil (pronounced " ooh-eee " ) is used for stiff,

sore, overexerted muscles and joints that are worse with the cold and

dampness. This oil is also great to massage into cold muscles before

exercise to help them warm up and to prepare them for stretching and

activity. This patent Chinese formula comes in a 1 fluid oz. bottle

in a protective can.

 

UI Oil contains the light, warming aromatic oils of cinnamon,

peppermint, lilac oil, and the tree resin " xue jie " also known

as " dragon's blood " (a resin known for its ability to dispel

congealing blood and relieve pain). The main ingredient is the

warming herb " ai ye " or mugwort (folium artimisae). Mugwort's

properties penetrate obstruction, activate local circulation and

drive out cold.

 

Black Ghost Oil

 

This oil, also known as Hak Kwai Pain Relieving Oil is the most deep

penetrating massage oil used for deep bone bruising that occurs in

areas where there is thick muscles overlaying bones. This area is

bruised and painful but shows no visible swelling or discoloration on

the surface. This is the MOST effective oil for this type of injury

because it contains very aromatic herbs and oils, which penetrate

this kind of obstruction.

 

Plasters

 

Plasters are an easy, quick and fast acting medicinal application for

pain and overworked muscles. Back strain, joint pain and even bone

spurs can be treated with plasters.

 

 

Salon Pas Patches

 

External Pain Relieving Patches these easy to use, no mess, no fuss

peel off patches are fantastic for the temporary relief of minor

aches and pains of muscles and joints! These patches contain a rich

blend of menthol and camphor for stimulating blood flow and local

circulation and help relieve pain. 40 patches per box. Great for

muscle pain and soreness due to back strain, joint pain that is worse

with cold and arthritis pain, which is better with warmth.

 

701 Plaster

 

Indicated for temporarily relieves minor aches and pains of muscles

and joints due to simple backache, arthritis, strains, bruises and

sprains. There is a combination of herbs in this plaster, which help

to heal damaged muscles, tendons and ligaments. 701 plaster is used

with remarkable results to help heal bone spurs, in areas not covered

by thick muscles, including heal spurs and bone spurs in the shoulder

area.

 

Hua Tao Plaster

 

This particular plaster is suitable for injuries which occurred 3-4

weeks ago and have stiffness and pain associated with it. This

warming plaster helps impaired circulation and heals injuries that

are cold to the touch, are sensitive to cold or for chronic injuries

that are painful and achy in cold, damp weather.

 

Gou Pi Plaster

 

The strongest plaster available, these herbs are mixed with Pine

Resin, which helps the other herbs penetrate more deeply through the

muscle layers and tissue, right to the bone. This plaster must be

heated befor applying. This is used to expel wind, dispel cold and

dampness, quicken the blood and stop pain. It is used for conditions

such as aching of the legs and back, spasmodic tendons, falls,

sprains, trauma, sprain of the lumbar region, cold pains of the

abdomen, dysmenorrhea, conglomeration and masses.

 

 

 

Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac

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