Thousand-Mile Wind-Chasing Oil

Thousand-Mile Wind-Chasing Oil

　　    Wind-Chasing Oil Wintex Tong Kilo-Mile Medicine Oil

　　    Thousand-Mile Wind-Chasing Oil was exclusively developed by a time-honored pharmacy in Nanyang, Singapore. It has been sold across the Nanyang Archipelago, in mountain mining areas, and in cities both big and small for decades. It is widely known and highly praised for its precious herbal ingredients, precise composition, fast-acting effects, pure and fragrant scent that doesn’t stain clothes, and deep penetration into human cellular tissues. It promotes blood circulation, drives away disease and pain, and helps restore health quickly. It treats a wide range of internal and external conditions without irritation or adverse effects, and offers significant therapeutic and preventive benefits safely. Truly, it is a miraculous and highly effective medicine that travelers should always keep on hand to ensure safety.

　　    Applicable Symptoms

　　　　        Fatigue, rheumatism and bone pain, dizziness, insect bites, unexplained swelling and pain, dampness and itching between toes, headache and toothache, itchy skin, vomiting and stomachache, stopping bleeding and relieving pain, hangover and vomiting, stubborn eczema and boils, colds and chills, scalds, burns and cuts, muscle numbness, motion sickness, bruises and injuries, bruise dispersal and swelling reduction.

　　    In emergency situations, it can be applied by rubbing onto nerve-related areas, limbs, and respiratory organs such as the nose, throat, or temples. Gently massage to allow the medicine to penetrate the nerve center. Regular use proves miraculously effective, even having life-saving capabilities.

　　    Ingredients: White oil, white camphor oil, cinnamon leaf oil, cloves, turpentine, wintergreen oil

　　    Usage: Gently apply this medicated oil to the affected area. Apply multiple times a day for wind-dispelling, pain relief, soothing discomfort, promoting blood flow, and unblocking meridians.

　　    Specification: 50 ml per bottle

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　　         Wind-Chasing Oil

　　　　        Five or six hundred years ago, during the Ming Dynasty, the eunuch admiral Zheng He made seven voyages to the Western Seas, visiting Malacca three times. On the first voyage to Malacca, his fleet consisted of eighty large ships carrying over 500 people, including sailors, soldiers, interpreters, and physicians. They accompanied a Chinese princess who was to marry a local Sultan. Among them was a royal court physician who, while in the tropical rainforest, discovered many Chinese herbal plants. He then researched and created a medicinal oil specially formulated to treat rheumatism, which he called “Wind-Chasing Oil.” For centuries, Wind-Chasing Oil has played a remarkable role in treating rheumatism among the people of Malaysia. Later, Chinese tourists who purchased this oil found it to have extraordinary efficacy. They then asked relatives visiting the area to buy it for them. Because they traveled great distances to obtain this oil, it became known as “Thousand-Mile Wind-Chasing Oil.”