Episode 240: Evil Bone Water for Pain

with Dr. Mark Brinson

You’re probably aware of how powerful acupuncture is for treating pain. Today, we’re exploring how Chinese herbal Medicine has been used for musculoskeletal pain through the topical application of herbal liniments.

Fellow acupuncturist and herbalist Dr. Mark Brinson joins us to share his experience a clinician, entrepreneur, and creator of Evil Bone Water, a topically-applied Chinese herbal blend based on a 500-year-old recipe that Brodie considers a medicine cabinet staple.

On Today’s Episode of A Healthy Curiosity:

  • How Mark found his passion for corrective exercise and discovered Chinese Medicine
  • What shaped and informed his approach with herbs and his overall practice
  • How he came to create Evil Bone Water 
  • The traditional and the common uses for Evil Bone Water
  • What makes imperial grade herbs so powerful

Mark Brinson is a Doctor of Oriental Medicine with 30 years’ experience. He has had several clinics, taught internationally and is a master herbalist. Now, as CEO and Brewmaster of Evil Bone Water, he is in over 1900 clinics internationally and growing every day. He still, and always will, make every bottle by hand with the highest quality ingredients on the planet.

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