Secret recipe story
Shaolin Kung Fu originated from all over the world, but what people often overlook is the essence of Shaolin culture, which is the trinity of Zen, martial arts, and medicine. Shaolin Zen medicine is the most low-key and mysterious!
When monks practice and compete in martial arts, injuries from falls and injuries are inevitable. Shaolin Pharmacy is also located in Henan Province, known as the holy land of traditional Chinese medicine and the hometown of plasters.
So Shaolin Temple has a unique advantage in using plaster to treat injuries caused by falls and rheumatism and bone diseases. Thus gave birth to a treasure of Shaolin Town - Black Jade Intermittent Cream.
Since its inception, the black jade intermittent ointment has undergone 800 years of inheritance and development, saving countless lives and receiving unanimous praise from people from all walks of life, including monks and laypeople.
After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, Chairman Mao, in order to improve the health of the people, excavated the treasure trove of traditional Chinese medicine, and called on people from all over the country to contribute their secret formulas, which sparked a wave of enthusiasm for traditional Chinese medicine throughout the country.
Shaolin Temple actively responded to the call and presented the secret recipe of Black Jade Intermittent Cream to the government. Therefore, we have the opportunity to unveil its mysterious veil!
Secret recipe publicly available
After obtaining this formula, Fu Jihua, a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, has repeatedly verified its effectiveness. He cooks more than ten pots every year to treat countless patients with injuries from falls, neck, shoulder, waist, and leg pain. Today I will organize and share it, hoping that it will be widely spread and developed.

*Experience based approach*
Shaolin Black Jade Intermittent Cream
Recipe: raw Sichuan Aconitum 16g, ebony 16g, papaya 16g, ground beetle worm 16g, raw kusnezoffii 16g, white and 16g, angelica dahurica 16g, white? (There may be missing words here), 16g of Curcuma zedoaria, 16g of Polygonum multiflorum, 6g of Panax notoginseng, 8g of menthol, 16g of Angelica sinensis, 16g of Paeonia lactiflora, 16g of cinnamon, 32g of rhubarb, 6g of catechu, 32g of Forsythia suspensa, 10g of Scutellaria baicalensis, 6g of frankincense (stir fried), 6g of myrrh (stir fried), 8g of methyl salicylate, and 8g of borneol.
Effect: Relieve blood stasis and promote blood circulation, relax tendons and relieve pain, dispel wind and dispel cold.
Indications: Used for injuries caused by falls, numbness and soreness in the waist and limbs, accumulation in the abdomen, and rheumatic pain.
Usage: For external use, apply to the affected area.