Jhampa Product Overview
How do we heal the mind, body, spirit, and maintain homeostasis?
Sowa Rigpa Tibetan Healing Science
Jhampa Tibetan Pharmacy produces Tinctured Infusions delivering advanced biochemical expressions of botanical phytochemistry. Based within the heart and ethics of the Tibetan Sowa Rigpa tradition of Tibetan medicine, love and healing empowers all of our creations.
Combining the cultural and ethnobotanical wisdom from centuries of refined use of plant medicines throughout the Tibetan, Chinese, Indian Ayurvedic and Western herbalist systems, and in concert with current research and science, Jhampa Tibetan Pharmacy provides targeted use of plant medicines for personalized healing support protocols that prioritize the goals of holistic healing. To share this advanced traditional medicine with those who need it, we provide an opportunity to buy herbal tinctures online.
What Are Terpenes and Why Are They Important?
Caryophyllene
Spicy
Properties
Anti-bacterial
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-fungal
Common Uses
Anti-bacterial
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-fungal
Delta 3 Carene
Pine, Rosemary
Properties
Anti-inflammatory
Bone stimulant
Common Uses
Memory
Eucalyptol
Mint
Properties
Anti-bacterial
Anti-fungal
Common Uses
Alzheimer’s pain relief
Can I Use Multiple Products At Once?
Jhampa has created infusions that work synergistically with each other to support the body, mind and spirit in reversing degenerative conditions. These help in establishing a healing trajectory that can be accomplished across multiple dis-eased and imbalanced body systems.
Each infusion is an energetic conversation between the Master Healer within you and the skillfully selected materials, botanicals, and terpenes brought together in a living and intelligent healing expression. It’s important to consider that too many conversations at once makes full attention to any singular conversation difficult. This is why we recommend to use each infusion separately unless specifically prescribed or offered as one of our bundles.
What Is a Dosing Schedule, and How Does It Work?
