Fu Medicinals's Bone Spur Jiao is a powerful liniment that helps to address
the pain and dysfunction caused by bone spur formation. This recipe has
intentions to help prevent further advancement of the osteophytes. This is a
topical medicine that is derived from recipes used for centuries in China to
treat chronic "Bi Syndrome" which we might call arthritis in English medical
terms. If your complaints are due to wear-and-tear of joints, then this is the
formula of choice.
As a liniment, it works best when massaged into the affected area with
fingertips or a cotton ball several times per day. It may also be applied by
soaking a piece of gauze or cotton ball and taping over the targeted area,
which will allow for longer absorption of the botanical medicines. A little
goes a long way!
For external use only! Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, nose, ears, open cuts,
sores, or burns. Keep out of the reach of children!
If you pregnant and think you might be pregnant, it is suggested you consult
with your doctor prior to using.
Bone Spur Jiao is hand-crafted in small batches with the highest quality
Chinese Medicinal Herbs and Oregon-distilled alcohol.
*If you have any concerns about severe allergens to specific medicinal herbs,
we'd like to provide our customers with a full list of all of the different
Chinese Herbs that we use in our "lab." Our formulas share space and production
equipment, so if you do have any known allergies to the following botanicals,
we suggest refraining from using our products. Although we have never seen any
adverse reactions from our products, such things are always possible with
substances we may have never encountered before. Here is the full list of herbs
fully in production at Fu Medicinals:
Ai Ye, Bai Zhu, Bo He, Cao Wu, Chuan Wu, Da Huang, Dan Shen, Dang Gui Pian,
Dang Gui Wei, Ding Xiang, E Zhu, Gan Cao, Gan Jiang, *Gaultheria Procubens L.,
which is Western Lu-ti-ts’ao (Chinese), Gu Sui Bu, Gui Pi, Gui Zhi, Hong Hua,
Hua Jiao, Lu Lu Tong, Mo Yao, Rou Gui, Ru Xiang, Tao Ren, Wei Ling Xian, Xing
Ren, Xue Jie, Xu Dan Zi Ran Tong, Zhang Nao, Zhi Zi.