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Relieve pain sprains bruises injuries — Red Flower Oil

July 31, 2007 – 11:23 am

Red Flower Oil (Real Dragon Medicated Oil or Zhenghonghua You)

Stop pain, sprains, bruises, injuries from exercises

Relieve Itching and pain from burn or insect bites and stings

Fast and Effective Relief for

Pain from chest, abdominal, quadriplegia, neck, rheumatic;
Aching back, sprains and bruises, injuries from exercises;
Joint pain due to arthritics;
Reduce swelling and inflammations;
Itching and pain caused by insect bites and stings from mosquitoes and bees.

Usage

For Chest pain, abdominal pain, neck pain, rheumatic pain, aching back, sprains and bruises, injuries from exercises, bites from mosquitoes bees:

directly apply a few drops of the Oil on the surface of pains or injuries. Gently rub the injured surface for few minutes. You may adjust the quantity depending on the surface of the treatment.

For burns and bleeding

put a few drops of the Oil on the absorbent cotton and apply it on the injured surface and gently press it for a few minutes. The bleeding should stop and the inflammation and pustule may be avoided. For serious injury, please consult your doctor.

Ingredient

Dong Qing Ye, Gui Pi, Gui Ye, Shi La, Song Jie, Zhang Nao

Precaution

External use only
Avoid eye area
not suitable for pregnant women

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Tags: bruises, Injury, pain, sprain

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