Injury Recovery/ Pain Relief
Integrative Fertility Support
Digestion/ Sleep/ Stress
Perinatal Care
Hormone Regulation
Injury Recovery/ Pain Relief
Integrative Fertility Support
Digestion/ Sleep/ Stress
Perinatal Care
Hormone Regulation
Kim's passion for herbal medicine is what led her to study Chinese medicine. She studied and used Western herbs first with experienced herbalists she connected with in her community. Kim worked for many acupuncturists before she chose Chinese Medicine as a career. The beautiful combination of dried Chinese herbs pictured here still inspires her, twenty years into practicing.
For centuries, Chinese herbalists have maintained an extensive use of medicinal herbs. Historically, dried Chinese herbs were boiled and strained as a tea and drunk several times a day. Now patients can still drink teas, or take capsules, tinctures, or pills; each method is effective.
Kim has an Eastern and Western herb apothecary in the clinic, including tinctures, gels, capsules, salves, sprays, suppositories, and pills. Women who are pregnant or nursing can take herbs safely, and Kim stocks many of these. Please visit her online store, which is available to the public as well as for her clients. With a few clicks of the keyboard you can have products shipped to your home and easily refilled. Contact us to learn more.
This product is used topically for everything that hurts! It is made from a decoction of Chinese herbs that address pain and inflammation as well as healing. It's only sold by licensed acupuncturists. It is made in the U.S.A. by Mark T. Brinson, a veteran, and an acupuncturist and herbalist practicing in Georgia and Florida. We sell it for $40 per bottle before tax. Next time you are in, be sure to get your bottle.
How to use it: dab it on with a cotton ball, or spray it directly on the area that hurts. Ideally when you have pain whether it’s a new or old issue, apply the liniment several times a day. You should expect to feel a cooling, warming, and numbing effect from it for about 45 minutes. Typical application is 3-4 x per day on the same area. Users have also reported EBW is safe to use on and around the site of stitches. People have also put it on their injured animals!
