Chronic Pain Support
Chronic pain is rarely one problem with one cause. It moves, it flares with weather and stress, and it usually arrives with company poor sleep, brain fog, a gut that stopped behaving.
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Why It Helps
How to Use
- Clean and dry the skin, then peel and apply the patch over the sore area.
- Trim to fit smaller or curved spots like knees and wrists.
- Wear up to 16 hours, then remove gently and reapply as needed.
Who It’s For
- Chronic back, neck, joint, or widespread muscle pain that lasts all day
- Anyone who wants steady relief without constantly re‑applying topicals
- Overnight comfort for restless, painful nights
These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external use only.
Why It Helps
How to Use
- Place 6–8 drops on the affected area and rub in with circular motions.
- Let the warmth build over a minute or two; reapply as needed through the day.
- Wash hands after use and keep away from eyes and broken skin. External use only.
Who It’s For
- Chronic arthritis, deep joint pain, and stiffness that flares in cold, damp weather
- Anyone wanting a drug‑free, concentrated warming option for daily flare‑ups
- People who layer topicals or use bodywork tools at home
These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external use only.
Why It Works
How to Use
- Warm a small fingertip amount and massage into hands, knuckles, cuticles, or heels until absorbed.
- Use after washing, before bed, or before pulling on work gloves, 2–3 times a day.
- Also nice massaged into stiff, tired hands and joints, and layers well over a liniment. External use only.
Who It’s For
- Working hands in the trades, the garden, the farm, the kitchen, or healthcare
- Dry, rough, or cracked knuckles, fingertips, cuticles, and heels
- Anyone who can't stand greasy lotions
- Stiff, tired hands at the end of a long day
These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For external use only.
What’s Inside
How to Use
- Massage Tendon Mending Jiao into the affected tendon.
- Apply an Ao Yi Patch over the area for sustained, low‑effort support.
Who It’s For
- Tendonitis and overuse pain — elbow, Achilles, shoulder, wrist
- Hard‑to‑rest joints and chronic tendon or ligament aches
- Slow‑healing connective‑tissue pain that needs circulation, not just numbing
These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Sacral and tailbone pain is the kind you cannot stretch out and cannot sit through. When it becomes chronic it makes chairs the enemy, turns long drives into a negotiation, and rarely gets taken as seriously as it deserves.
Sacrocox is the sacrococcygeal formula in Botanical Biohacking's Stem and Leaf series — guide herb blends built one spinal region at a time rather than as a single general-purpose back remedy. This one covers the base of the spine, where the lumbar hands off to the pelvis.
Two herbs, chosen for direction rather than volume. One pulls downward toward the lower body; the other warms and steadies the low back and knees.
Match the formula to the segment
Tailbone and sacrum is this one. Belt line is LumBear. Between the shoulder blades is Thoracic Park. Neck and base of skull is Sir Vickle. With long-standing pain, precision matters more than dose.
What is in it
| Herb | Traditional Action |
|---|---|
| Chuan Niu Xi Cyathula Root |
Traditionally used to move blood and direct a formula downward into the lower body — the reason it appears in blends aimed below the waist. |
| Ba Ji Tian Morinda Root |
A warming tonic traditionally used to strengthen the low back and knees, particularly where the ache is cold, dull, and worse with rest rather than movement. |
How to use it
Place one to five teabags in a pot of water. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat, cover and simmer ten to twenty minutes. Strain and drink. You can re-brew the same bags until the flavor is gone. Thirty teabags, roughly a one-month supply.
With chronic pain, give it weeks rather than days. Store cool and dry, and refrigerate after opening. If the vacuum seal is broken on arrival, do not use it.
About the maker
Botanical Biohacking
Premium herbs balanced from both the traditional and the pharmacological side, with nothing added. Their oral products contain herbs and nothing else. They supply more than 500 clinics across 15 countries, and they pause shipping on heat sensitive teas rather than send a bag that degraded in transit.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Tailbone pain following a fall, or accompanied by changes in bladder or bowel function, should be evaluated by a physician.
What’s Inside
Who It’s For
- Muscles that are tired from work, training, or overuse
- Stiff backs, hips, and joints, especially in cold or damp weather
- Head, face, and shoulder tension
- Anyone who wants a traditional herbal tea as part of a daily routine
How to Use
Traditional brewing
- Pour boiling water over one teabag and steep for 10–15 minutes.
- Re-brew the same teabag several times until the flavor fades.
French press method
- Place several teabags in a French press, press, and serve.
- Keep adding hot water throughout the day for evolving color and flavor.
No additives or preservatives. Keep in a cool, dry place and refrigerate after opening.
These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your licensed practitioner before use if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.
What’s Inside
How to Use
- Soak feet in a warm Tibetan Herbal Foot Soak for 15–20 minutes.
- Dry gently, then massage Corydalis Relief Salve into the areas that hurt most.
- Use consistently — daily routine matters more than any single session.
Who It’s For
- Peripheral neuropathy in the feet
- Diabetic and cancer‑treatment‑related nerve pain
- Cold, numb feet and fibromyalgia foot pain
These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Chronic low back pain reorganises a life quietly. It changes how you sleep, what you lift, which chairs you avoid, and how far you are willing to walk before deciding it is not worth it.
LumBear is the lumbar formula in Botanical Biohacking's Stem and Leaf series — guide herb blends built one spinal region at a time rather than as a single general-purpose back remedy. This one covers L1 through L5.
Three herbs, chosen for direction rather than volume: two that traditionally strengthen the low back and knees, and one that warms the deep, cold, settled ache that tends to arrive after years rather than weeks.
Match the formula to the segment
Belt line is this one. Between the shoulder blades is Thoracic Park. Neck and base of skull is Sir Vickle. Tailbone and sacrum is Sacrocox. With long-standing pain, precision matters more than dose.
What is in it
| Herb | Traditional Action |
|---|---|
| Du Zhong Eucommia Bark |
The classical low back herb. Traditionally used where the lumbar region and knees feel weak, sore, and unreliable under load. |
| Xu Duan Dipsacus Root |
Its name translates as "restore what is broken." Traditionally used for the sinews and bones after strain or injury, including old injuries that never fully settled. |
| Rou Gui Cinnamon Bark |
A deep warming herb, traditionally used where the ache is cold and settled and predictably worse in damp weather or first thing in the morning. |
How to use it
Place one to five teabags in a pot of water. Bring to a boil, reduce the heat, cover and simmer ten to twenty minutes. Strain and drink. You can re-brew the same bags until the flavor is gone. Thirty teabags, roughly a one-month supply.
With chronic pain, give it weeks rather than days. Store cool and dry, and refrigerate after opening. If the vacuum seal is broken on arrival, do not use it.
About the maker
Botanical Biohacking
Premium herbs balanced from both the traditional and the pharmacological side, with nothing added. Their oral products contain herbs and nothing else. They supply more than 500 clinics across 15 countries, and they pause shipping on heat sensitive teas rather than send a bag that degraded in transit.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Low back pain with leg weakness, numbness, or changes in bladder or bowel function requires prompt medical evaluation.
Common questions
Many are, but it depends on the formula. Chinese herbal medicine is used alongside conventional care every day in East Asia, and that is how we work too — we will never ask you to stop a prescription. That said, some botanicals do interact with common medications. Check the safety notes on the individual product page, and if you are on multiple prescriptions, bring the formula to your prescribing provider or ask us first.
You can start on your own. The protocol packages exist precisely so you have a sensible starting point without a consultation, and the free articles and videos are there to help you choose. If you have a complicated history — several diagnoses, a long medication list, or symptoms that have resisted everything — a consultation will save you money rather than cost it.
Honestly, it varies enough that any number we printed here would be misleading. Some people notice a shift in days; for others it is a matter of months, and for chronic conditions the work is usually measured in months rather than weeks. What we can say is that if nothing at all has changed after a full course, the formula is probably wrong for you — and that is worth a conversation, not a second bottle.
Our botanicals are sustainably wildcrafted in partnership with Chengdu University of TCM and Southwest Minzu University, and tested for purity and potency at an independent Chinese FDA-certified laboratory in Sichuan Province. Where a product comes from a partner brand, that is named on the product page.
See our shipping and refunds page for the full terms. If something arrives damaged or wrong, contact us and we will make it right.
Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture and yoga — from our practice in McMinnville, Oregon.