Men-Tsee-Khang Zakhi Dukpa | For Heat Compress Therapy | 10 bags
Sorig Zathi Dukpa, Sorig Zathi Duknuum and diffuser are used jointly for heat compression on the Loong points.
For over two thousand years, Traditional Tibetan Medicine has incorporated this practice, showcasing a wealth of clinical efficacy and the authenticity intrinsic to Tibetan Medicine. The synergistic effect of medicinal substances infused with the nourishing qualities of caraway and nutmeg, combined with warm sesame oil, serves as a gentle and effective therapeutic approach to balance loong (stress) disorders. These disorders may manifest as instant fainting, extremity stiffness, vertigo, hallucination, palpitation, insomnia, tinnitus, and more. With both immediate and long-term medical benefits, this therapy is user-friendly and easy to incorporate into one's routine.
Ingredient: Nutmeg oil, Caraway oil, Sesame oil
Direction: Soak in a heated massage oil and slowly press it on the spine, muscles and points throughout the body. Attention: Don’t burn yourself.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place.
Made in Dharamshala, India
Men-Tsee-Khang, also known as the Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute, is an organization dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Tibetan medicine, astrology, and culture. It is based in Dharamshala, India, and was established by the government of Tibet in exile. Men-Tsee-Khang plays a crucial role in the research, education, and practice of traditional Tibetan medicine and astrology. Tibetan medicine, often referred to as "Sowa-Rigpa," is an ancient system of healing that incorporates herbal medicine, diet, lifestyle, and various therapeutic practices. Men-Tsee-Khang is responsible for training practitioners in this system, conducting research on traditional medicine, and producing Tibetan herbal medicines and supplements.
In addition to its work in traditional medicine, Men-Tsee-Khang also supports the preservation of Tibetan culture through various initiatives, including the promotion of Tibetan art and culture. It plays a significant role in maintaining and passing down the knowledge of traditional Tibetan medicine and astrology to future generations.
