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There is one thing I have carried in my toiletry bag everywhere I go for the last decade: Yunnan Baiyao (云南白药). It’s a famous Chinese herbal medicine traditionally used for bleeding and injuries. I use the powder anytime I get a cut—from tiny paper cuts to much deeper cuts where people have told me, “You need stitches.” I put Yunnan Baiyao powder on it, and in my personal experience, it has helped stop the bleeding and heal incredibly well. It costs $8. The formula is famously secret and has a fascinating history. It gained recognition in the West during the Vietnam War, when reports emerged of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers carrying small vials of the powder to use on wounds before they could receive medical attention. Historically, some bottles even came with a tiny red “emergency pill,” traditionally reserved for serious bleeding or traumatic injury. Today, Yunnan Baiyao is still widely used in Chinese homes and is also commonly used in veterinary medicine. After a decade of traveling with it, it’s one of the Chinese remedies I never leave home without. For more listen to “The Chinese Remedies I Actually Swear By” episode 78 of my podcast Hot Water or see link in bio

There is one thing I have carried in my toiletry bag everywhere I go for the last decade: Yunnan Baiyao (云南白药). It’s a famous Chinese herbal medicine traditionally used for bleeding and injuries. I use the powder anytime I get a cut—from tiny paper cuts to much deeper cuts where people have told me, “You need stitches.” I put Yunnan Baiyao powder on it, and in my personal experience, it has helped stop the bleeding and heal incredibly well. It costs $8. The formula is famously secret and has a fascinating history. It gained recognition in the West during the Vietnam War, when reports emerged of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers carrying small vials of the powder to use on wounds before they could receive medical attention. Historically, some bottles even came with a tiny red “emergency pill,” traditionally reserved for serious bleeding or traumatic injury. Today, Yunnan Baiyao is still widely used in Chinese homes and is also commonly used in veterinary medicine. After a decade of traveling with it, it’s one of the Chinese remedies I never leave home without. For more listen to “The Chinese Remedies I Actually Swear By” episode 78 of my podcast Hot Water or see link in bio

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