The Official Site of the 'World's First' Dit Da Jow Hand Balm
Lets get right to it: What is Dit Da Jow?
Dit Da Jow has been used by the martial artists of China for centuries to curb the abusive results of iron body conditioning, rigorous training exercises used to hone the body for times of intense combat.
Specifically Jow, as it is known for short, is most evidently useful when training the hands. Striking their bags of gravel and steel shot, Kung Fu practitioners witness the results of these intense practices: bruising, blood clots, bone damage, and tears of the skin.
Jow formulas have been perfected to treat these many ailments associated with such intense training.
The Jow-It-Out formula contains 34 herbs known to Traditional Chinese Medicine to assist in the many major and minor injuries associated with intense training.
No two Jows are alike in their ingredient list. This one has been well-researched and tested for climbers, martial artists, gardeners, and auto-mechanics. This is a "general" formula for anyone whose discipline involves the hands.
Dit Da Jow has been used by the martial artists of China for centuries to curb the abusive results of iron body conditioning, rigorous training exercises used to hone the body for times of intense combat.
Specifically Jow, as it is known for short, is most evidently useful when training the hands. Striking their bags of gravel and steel shot, Kung Fu practitioners witness the results of these intense practices: bruising, blood clots, bone damage, and tears of the skin.
Jow formulas have been perfected to treat these many ailments associated with such intense training.
The Jow-It-Out formula contains 34 herbs known to Traditional Chinese Medicine to assist in the many major and minor injuries associated with intense training.
No two Jows are alike in their ingredient list. This one has been well-researched and tested for climbers, martial artists, gardeners, and auto-mechanics. This is a "general" formula for anyone whose discipline involves the hands.
