Dit Da Jow

Description

If you’ve tried our exclusive tincture before, you already know! The best thing for sore muscles from drumming, dancing, beading…

Dit da jow (pron. dee-daa-jow or dēē-daa-jōh – lit. “fall and hit wine”) is an ancient Shaolin Qi Gong recipe (from China) that stimulates circulation, reduces pain/ache, heals/prevents bruising, relieves tension, muscle strain, heals bone trauma, relieves arthritis, joint pain…

In Lakota we might say: Pȟežúta yazáŋ asníya / In Anishinaabe: Noogwiisagendam-mashkikii (medicine to heal pain)

Apply externally only – a drop or two on the affected area and rub generously! We advise washing your hands after use, before putting fingers near eyes or mouth; not dangerous but bitter & may sting.

Comes in a 10ml, amber glass bottle with drip/reducer top. Perfect size to carry with you! ** Our bottles are Class A glass and lead free!

Indigenous made in Canada.

All natural ingredients (herbs, resins, roots) in grain alcohol base. External Use Only, don’t use on open wounds (you’ll feel better, but after it stings A LOT – get Minigan for that).

May contain: Artemesia, Carthamus, Angelica Root, Catechu, Cirsium, Dragon’s Blood Resin, Mastic, Musk, Myrrh Resin, Pinellia, Arnica, Comfrey, Goldenseal root, Ginger root, Calendula, Cammomile…

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