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Healing Ingredients found in our Products... Arnica is found from Europe to Siberia, in the Pyrnees and throughout Canada and the Northern US. Flowers grow in a rosette of leaves, ranging in color from yellow to orange, and are harvested in the summer. Arnica has been used in folk medicine for centuries for its ability to speed tissue healing and improve blood circulation. Used topically, it speeds healing of bruises and sprains. Its anti-inflammatory properties can reduce the pain and swelling from rheumatism. Its recognized sedative effects relax muscles and relieve pain related to over-exertion and sports-related injuries. GINGER Native of southeast Asia, ginger is cultivated in Hawaii, India, China, the West Indies and other tropical regions. Ginger is a tender creeping perennial that produces a thick, aromatic tuberous rhizome. Ginger's history as a medicinal plant dates back over 3,000 years. It was well-known to the Greeks and Romans and used extensively by Chinese practitioners. Medicinally, ginger is used for its anti-inflammatory effects and is a "carrier herb"--one which enables other herbs to be more effective in the body. It is commonly used in the treatment of rheumatism, as a warming circulatory stimulant, for pain from bone injuries, muscle complaints caused by over-exertion, and in tendonitis. CLOVE BUD ESSENTIAL OIL Clove is an evergreen tree believed to be indigenous to Indonesia, but now cultivated world-wide. It grows up to 40 feet high and has rosy-pink flowers. The dried calyx, commonly called clove bud, is steam distilled to yield the essential oil, which contains the plant's concentrated healing properties. Clove bud has been cultivated all over the world for 2,000 years. It is used extensively in Chinese medicine as a natural anesthetic to dull pain. Used topically, it assists with detoxification of the tissues through lymph drainage and stimulation of the entire circulatory system. SWEET BIRCH ESSENTIAL OIL Birch is a tree largely grown in North America. The bark was used historically by North American native peoples as a tonic to induce sweating. It is effective in the relief of sore muscles and sprains. It has anti-inflammatory properties and is soothing to painful joints. CINNAMON LEAF ESSENTIAL OIL The leaves of a plant grown largely in Sri Lanka, Madagascar and India, cinnamon leaf's medicinal uses include analgesic- to relieve pain, and anti-inflammatory to benefit arthritis, bruises, rheumatism, arthritis, sore muscles and to increase circulation in the tissues. PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL Peppermint is a common herb well-known for its analgesic effects in muscle and nerve pain. Topically, it is used for its anesthetic effects. CLARY SAGE ESSENTIAL OIL An herb believed to be native to Europe, clary sage has been known for its ability to ease pain and sore muscles as well as reduce spasms and muscle cramps. VITAMIN E OIL Vitamin E is well-known for its anti-oxidant properties and is used as a natural preservative to help sustain shelf life in natural products. DISCLAIMER This
information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to
treat, cure, prevent, prescribe or diagnose any condition or disease.
Its content is not to be considered complete and accuracy is not
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