new jow recipe book

[blj_swmo]

Thanks Rodney and Wolfgang for publishing your text of Jow formulas! I can attest that gaining knowledge of "folk" Chinese Herbalism is rough going. I too have had my pocket picked several times by unscrupulous persons- including a couple of my "trusted" teachers. I learned a little Chinese herbalism while studying acupuncture and martial arts but I have always wanted to learn much more about hit medicine.

Plum Dragon (Josh I believe) and Dale...KUDOS for you two too It is nice to know that there are herbal suppliers out there NOT ripping people off. When I lived in Houston, TX I used to pay about $8-$35 (depending on recipe) for enough raw herbs too make a gallon of Jow. I really do miss living across the street from 3 Chinese Herbal Pharmacies. Now I have to powder my own San Qi

And from personal experience I know that Han Zi will greatly aid the Chinese herbalist filling ones prescription...

Ten Tigers: I have never hunted bear but I have used parts of deer that I have legally harvested to make wine and hit jow. Who needs Viagra when you have 80 proof deer "male-member" wine Steven Seagal can keep his powder...

[teetsao]

LOL,excellent. what is your reference to steven segal and powder?? i dont know much about him.

[blj_swmo]

Originally Posted by teetsao

LOL,excellent. what is your reference to steven segal and powder?? i dont know much about him.

Rodney, if you ever have time to waste watch a semi-terrible movie he made called the "Glimmer Man" and you will understand the joke about the powdered deer "member" BTW he also studied at Ark Wong's for a little over 3 years when he was in his late teens/early 20's.

Good luck with your Iron palm video too- I look forward to being able to purchase a copy when it is available.

Best,

BJ

[teetsao]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtvRJqh502g