ABOUT SXNW HEALTH

HELLO!

I am Linda “Diane” Johnson L.Ac*. I studied Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) at AOMA (the Academy of Oriental Medicine in Austin, TX) from 2004 until 2009 in their master’s degree program. I studied many methods of therapies  in addition to TCM (Five Element, Esoteric Acupuncture, Zen Shiatsu, and much more) and attained my license to practice in Washington State in 2009. I chose to move  to Washington since I had friends and family in the area and I was ready for a change from Texas.

While attending AOMA I worked at a local popular health food store as a cashier. Many days, at the end of my shift, I had lower back pain that was sometimes so bad that I could not stand. Sometimes even shooting pain that sent me to my knees. I tried every product on the market for back pain and nothing worked. One day a fellow student gave me a topical pray to try. She had taken some raw Chinese herbs that are traditionally used for a foot soak and decocted it into a tincture. It was the only thing that I found that relieved my back pain and the results were almost instant. At our school Pharmacy we called the formula of herbs “Dr. Fan’s Foot Soak”.  I started to make it for myself in short order. It took three months to brew and I always kept some handy and shared it with friends and family.

Then in 2014 I shared it with a friend who practices acupuncture and bodywork in Portland Oregon, Sharon Rose.  She had recently had some wrist surgery and was experiencing pain as a result.  It worked well for her and soon she was ordering it regularly for herself and her clients.

In January 2017 I shared it with a friend who manages the Wellness department at Chuck’s Produce in Vancouver  Washington. She loved the spray and told me if I got a bar code and proper label, that she would put it on her shelf. So I did.

My products have done very well and brought much relief to many people suffering from all varieties of pain.

I hope you find this product helpful. There is nothing else like it on the market today!

Wishing you good health and well being,

Diane