Ingredients

  • Chuanxiong 24 g
  • Safflower 6 g
  • White liquor 150 ml

Principle

Blood-moving safflower and chuanxiong in alcohol—for bruises, strain-type neck/shoulder ache, or joint pain when pattern fits. Not a wellness drink or single-disease cure.

Effects & uses

External adjunct when stasis and intact skin are clear; oral variants in patents require clinician oversight—not self-service.

Method

  1. Mince herbs; seal in liquor 7 days; strain.

How to use

  • External only: thin coat and gentle rub 1–2 times daily. No hard kneading, occlusive wrap, or extra heat.

Caution

Pregnancy, bleeding risk, anticoagulants, yin deficiency heat, fever, broken skin, allergy, children—contraindicated. Patch test first. Oral use only with TCM supervision.

Source

NMPA-backed TCM platform; health media; patent summaries. Pending verification.

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