18 Daoist Palms’ Herb Books 1 to 5

• These books are for historical study purposes only. Consult your doctor and obey all laws. These are herbal lists translated by my herbalist in modern Chinese so as to preserve the original copies. Having the lists in Chinese is most always a plus when working with a licensed Chinese Medicine Doctor, licensed Chinese Herbalist, ones’ Western Medicine Doctor and a multitude of qualified council. You must assume all risk; we are not responsible for your actions. Study these in the context of ‘why’ the monks would have likely come up with such combinations. To do this you will need to be grounded in Christ and merely study the Chinese cosmogony to understand how they took the Abraham/Melchizedek teachings of positive and aggressive and negative and retiring, and used these two simpleton principles to develop the basis of all truisms that underlie the arts; ‘chi.’ Remember: these are authentic five elder lineage martial herbal lists for study purposes only. I will say that in my opinion, these five books; each on a CD in .PDF – are perhaps the first series of its kind worldwide. Indeed, the most authentic, most amount of quality dit da jows for iron palm and dim mak and a few priceless soups and tonics to study for a very low price. The photos are in color and my herbalist wrote at least 15 or so in Chinese for your herbalist to actually be able to understand, with Chinese language weights and western weights! Being .PDF files on CD allows for easy printing and full color photos. Thanks to my herbalist this rare information is given worldwide now for artists lacking in herbal knowledge to ‘catch up.’ The .PDF books average about 80 pages and a hundred hours each to make.

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It has been said “herbs and meditations are what make an art internal.” In other words, all arts can benefit from authentic five elder lineage herbal lists that are a part of what we teach for historical purposes only so as to better understand the mind set of the monks working with pagan science before biotechnology. Always consult your western and eastern Chinese medical doctor and licensed Chinese herbalist to further understand these herbal lists. These first five books consumed about five years of my time, hundreds of hours, lots of expense and most important, cooperation with my personal herbalist of over 20 years! My first herb column was written in 1986 while I had a column in Karate Kung-Fu Illustrated.

This first series started off with a book I co-authored with Lohon Andy Williams. It served as a foundation and proto-type of sorts. I learned that the real value of a martial art book of legendary herbal lists, would really only be of most value to those wishing to bring it to a licensed Chinese medical doctor and brought up to modern standards for an herbalist to then fill for study purposes. I personally do not recommend getting into actually experimenting with these unless you consult your western doctor as well as a licensed Chinese herb shop, are 21 years or older, assume all risks and remember these are according to legend only. We make no medical claims, but we wish to preserve a part of the past to see if there is any merit in their use today, given it is understood that many ingredients in these may no longer be deemed safe, legal or available to get. What my intent was in writing these was to fill a void. Not only are these cherry picked for their martial arts historical relevance, but as well, their containing of the Chinese writing of not only the ingredient but its weight, photo and Latin or common name to go by as well for cross referencing in a good Chinese Materia Medica.

The following briefly describes the contents of each book:

1. 18 Daoist Palms’ Herb Book # 1 112 pages
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow (external liniment)
   Mew Hing’s Original Iron Palm Herbal List from Fung Doe Duk
   Mew Hing’s Shil Lum Dim Mak External Dit Da Jow
   Mew Hing’s Shaolin Dim Mak Soup Antidote (2)
   Mew Hing’s Health Soup ‘Six Treasure Soup.’
   
   
   
   
2. 18 Daoist Palms’ Herb Book # 2 110 pages
   Mew Hing’s Dim Mak External Rub Antidote Dit Da Jow
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Jow / Padding Formulas
   Mew Hing’s Sinew Formula
   Mew Hing’s Weak Back for Male
   
   
   
   
3. 18 Daoist Palms’ Herb Book # 3 82 pages
   Mew Hing’s Rare Burning Palm External Dit Da Jow Mew Hing’ Shil Lum External Dit Da Jow
   Mew Hing’s Shil Lum External Dit Da Jow #2
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm / Dim Mak Combination External Dit Da Jow
   
   
   
   
4. 18 Daoist Palms’ Herb Book # 4 76 pages
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the first level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm.
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the second level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm.
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the third level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm.
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the fourth level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm.
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the fifth level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm.
   
   
   
   
5. 18 Daoist Palms’ Herb Book # 5 92 pages
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the sixth level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm.
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the seventh level of Shattering, Springy and Burning Palm
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the eigth level of Shattering Palm and Tibetan Lama Burning Palm
   Mew Hing’s All Purpose Iron Palm Dit Da Jow for the ninth level of Shattering Palm and Tibetan Lama Burning Palm