Bak Fu Pai’s Coconut Break | Herb Kit | Dit Da Jow | 白福派

This potent raw herb kit is sold in two sizes! A full-size kit that weighs approx. 600 grams and once mixed in alcohol and properly aged will make over 2 gallons of powerful dit da jow.  The cost for this full-size kit is $300.99 ($150.49 + $150.49). Or, a half-size herb kit of 300 grams which makes over one gallon of dit da jow; yes, it’s the same powerful jow. The cost for this half-size kit is $150.49. Both sizes are available either in the raw form or powdered.  Use the above "Add-on" device or "Description of what’s Available" device to make your selection. All half-prescription herb kits sold by seaofchi.com are true to the original prescription’s processing instructions.  The kits contain the exact same herbs and quality of herbs as you’ve grown to expect from our company.  We guarantee that.

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I know that it’ll take an open mind and a little bit of patience to listen to what I’m about to say, but if you’ll just hear me out, it could make a significant difference in your martial arts training...  I honestly believe that it doesn’t matter which particular hand conditioning formula you’re currently using, you will have done yourself a tremendous disservice if you’ve never tried the imperial-hand-conditioning-elixir considered by many to be the “Granddaddy” of hand conditioning dit da jows, the 600-year-old-legend… the one and only Bak Fu Pai. A truly incredible prescription that has enjoyed continuous use by generations of martial artists for more than six centuries, Bak Fu Pai aka the Coconut Break Jow is still considered one of the most highly regarded iron palm hand conditioning formulas ever invented. In my opinion it’s “a must try” no matter which style of martial arts you practice.  So before you settle on any of the other hand conditioning liniments, I believe that you owe it to yourself to check-out what many high level iron palmists consider hands down the Supreme Hand Conditioning Elixir. This unique prescription has withstood the test of time and proven itself to be highly effective medicine for toughening the skin, preventing bruising, strengthening bones, and circulating the blood and Chi, and we highly recommend it! Arguably one of the most renowned iron palm prescriptions ever invented, the Bak Fu Pai iron palm formula contains thirty ingredients which include the powerful xue jie, song jie, mo yao, rou cong rong, and xu duan. The Coconut Break Jow is widely used by White Tiger Kung Fu practitioners. The formula was created by Fung Doe Duck the chief fighting abbot of the Shaolin Temple.This Bak Fu Pai Coconut Break formula is a highly effective combination of herbal ingredients designed for iron palm and martial arts training. It contains herbs famous for their ability to strengthen the tendons, ligaments, bones and sinews and it will relieve pain and swelling.This dit da jow should be used by rubbing the liquid into the hands, feet, arms and legs (do not rub into the torso or on the face/head).  We will provide step-by-step instructions on how to prepare and use this jow with your herbal kit. 

Making your own jow is a simple process, just add the herbal kit (pour the herbs) into a large glass container and then mix in 1 gallon of your choice in alcohol type (traditionally Chinese rice wine is used or sake, but you may also use vodka, brandy or gin). Secure the lid and set the bottle in a cool, dark place – completely free of sunlight. Allow to sit (age) for a minimum of 3 months – 365 days is preferred. The longer you age it the better the jow! One and two gallon glass jars with a lid are readily available on the internet; let us know if you need a link to an online retailer. If you have questions, give us a call.

This formula is for external application only—do not use internally!

Note: Our hand-conditioning formulas come in two different forms, ready-to-use (already prepared and aged) or those that you must prepare into a jow. If you wish to make the jow yourself this is the page you want, however, to gain access to the premade dit da jows click to this page: Bak Fu Pai

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