In 2007 there was a story about a 17 year old girl who died from Bengay poisoning. She was a track star who used Icy Hot and Bengay to soothe her sore muscles and joints. One of the primary active ingredients in Bengay is Methyl Salicylate. According to the studies, side effects of that chemical have been known to be muscle cramps and joint pain…the very reason why a person would want to use it in the first place! How’s that for irony? Doctors have said say excessive use is dangerous, but who is to judge at what level does it become fatal to the body? Would you want to find out what that limit is?

Dit Da Jow is made from traditional chinese herbs soaked in alcohol, so it’s completely natural!  Like most things, the more natural something is, the better. This is especially important to athletes who want to optimize performance. Less junk in the body means you can be faster, quicker, and also decrease downtime from heavy workouts.

Want to be physically stronger while being able to combat things like arthritis, tendonitis, shin splints, tennis elbow, pulled hamstrings, and other banes of athletes…and anyone who likes to be physically capable, Dit Da Jow is your answer, according to Chinese folklore of course!

- Tea Man Dan

I found this on Wikipedia about Dit Da Jow.  Wiki can’t be wrong can it? =)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dit_da_jow

See for yourself!

If we move, a joint is involved.  The more we move, the more wear and tear our body takes.  Our body is one of the most complex machine on the planet, and most modern science cannot understand the miracles of how your body functions.  Like all machines, your body needs maintanenance as well.

Most people stop doing what they love to do because they get hurt.  How does that feel?  That sucks!  People have to stop running because of knee or ankle pains.  People stop dancing because of a hip injury or they throw out their lower back.  People stop tennis because of “Tennis elbow”!   And everyone eventually suffers from what I like to call, “I-am-too-old-for-that” syndrome.

If you refuse to accept any of this, congratulations!  You came to the right place and we’ll do whatever we can to help you along your journey!

During the feudal years of Ancient China, many families fought over the supremecy of another “clan”.  Only strongest survived, and those who survived often had the strongest herbal formulas, including the prized Dit Da Jow!  Over the centuries, only a few families remained and the secrets of these families were passed on from generation to generation, and eventually ended up in the hands of Daoist and Buddhist Monks.

The Shaolin and Doaist monks are reputed to hold many ancient secrets, and we only see what’s made to the general public.  The White Tiger System has released several formulas available to the public.  They have been dubbed names, like the Emperor’s Art, or Ultimate Healing Art with much of it’s knowledge still mysterious.  Since the early Tang Dynasty, the White Tiger System, under control of the Doo family served the Emperors of China. 

Much of their history is not known, but regardless of its mysteries, one thing is for certain:  results!  They have a proven track record of results that date back many centuries.  Many have offered millions upon millions of dollars to learn just one piece of knowledge, but that’s not likely to happen.  Instead, we are able to enjoy these priceless treasures at the generosity of the White Tiger System.

Here’s to a happy and healthy body!