Thank you for visiting our site, East Meets West International has been helping everybody from the average person all the way to world class athletes since 1988 . Using Chinese Medicine and Herbs as our base and Western Natural Supplementation, we have helped thousands of people recover from injuries and illness. A big core of our business is to athletes, especially Martial Artists who need to recover fast from injuries sustained in training or matches. We are proud to offer two of the most powerful herbal kits available to help heal the body from injury due to training or accident.
We have two certified nutritionists on staff, one only two classes away from becoming a Naturopathic Doctor, as well as a certified Herbalist, specializing in Chinese Medicine, with a combined total of 75 years experience in natural medicine we can help you with all your needs.
Another specialty of ours is helping men deal with prostate and sexual impotency issues using Chinese Medicine and herbs as the foundation. From chronic to acute Prostatitis and high PSA counts all the way to prostate cancer we can help. If you suffer from erectile dysfunction to premature ejaculation we can help. We have helped over a thousand of men over the years with these conditions.
What is Dit Da Jow and Iron Palm?
For those of you not familiar with Dit Da Jow and Iron Palm, let me give you a brief explanation. Dit Da Jow in Chinese Mandarin is more like a nickname that has several meanings one is Traumatic Injury Medicine. When training in any contact sport, bruises and injury to the blood vessels and muscles is always occurring, Dit Da Jow helps heal the underlying blood vessel making them stronger and allowing Qi to flow. In Traditional Chinese Medicine when Qi flows freely, the body can heal itself.
Iron Palm
Iron Palm refers to the legendary Shaolin Monks practicing techniques to make the hands, legs, and feet feel like iron smashing against any object they punched or kicked. In order to accomplish this, they applied Iron Palm liniment on the hands legs, shins or any part of the body they used to strike during training, this would prevent pain, strengthen and heal the area quickly so they could resume training. When training they would often punch their hands into large pots of sand, rock, metal shavings etc. They would kick bamboo trees and bags of sand, rock, and metal shavings, this combined with proper breathing and concentration gave them literally hands of steel. For fun they would crack coconuts with their bare hands.
Chinese Patent Formulas
We carry a complete line of Chinese Patent Formulas from Yin Chiao to Gan Mao Ling, visit our online store for more details.
