Would a nonpoisonous jow be good enough?

[phantom]

If you wanted to condition a body part that has an open cut on it, would you still be able to do the conditioning if you use a nonpoisonous dit da jow? Or would you just have to take a break from conditioning that bodypart until the cut totally heals? Thanks in advance.

[David Jamieson]

yes, heal the cut first

[Meat Shake]

kung lek speaks the truth.

[Fu-Pow]

Among other things, authentic Jau has anitcoagulant properties (ie it prevents your blood from clotting.) This helps the bruise to heal faster by cleaning out any clots that form within the bruise. To put it on an wound is counter productive because in that case you want the blood to coagulate. :D