page_title: Dit da jow
hierarchical_section_title: Dit da jow
caption_attribution_description: English: [] 中文: 冯榮太万应田七跌打追风酒
context_page_description: Dit da jow is a common Chinese liniment used as a folk remedy to supposedly heal external injuries, such as bruises or sore muscles.
context_section_description: Dit da jow is a common Chinese liniment used as a folk remedy to supposedly heal external injuries, such as bruises or sore muscles.
caption: Bottle of dit da jow. This brand contains Chinese ginseng, frankincense, myrrh, safflower and Gastrodia root.[1]
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