Pain Relief For Joints, Muscles, Tendons, Nerves, Arthritis
My Pain Relief simply works for most every kind of pain associated with joints, muscles, nerves and tendons. My Product will help almost everything where inflammation is involved. Insect bites, bee stings and cuts and abrasions also respond well.
My Pain Relief is a simple formula of all natural ingredients. My formula is 50% DMSO and 50% Aloe Vera Juice. We have found the this formula works best overall. The Aloe Vera protects the skin and is a great anti inflammatory and antioxidant in it's own right. DMSO probably has the worlds greatest absorbency potential. I have personally timed this feature. When rubbed on the skin it is absorbed into the blood system in under 15 seconds. You see DMSO has a very distinct taste. When you rub it on many people can taste it within seconds.
My Pain Relief is made up of 50% DMSO (99.9% pure) and 50% pure Aloe Vera. There is one drop of spearmint oil for scent.
There have been over 40,000 papers worldwide and many small human studies. In these studies it has been determined that DMSO does work for pain relief. The drug industry and the doctors backed by the drug industry are still to this day playing down the effectiveness of this simple and inexpensive treatment. You cannot really blame them for pain is a multi-million dollar industry.
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It is also a well known fact (published recently in many Gannett newspapers across the country) that many doctors and nurses receive a great deal of their income from recommending and giving talks about these and other drugs. According to Stanley Jacob, MD, a former head of the organ transplant program at Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland DMSO is the apirin of today. If someone came along today and said this little white pill which costs next to nothing would relive your headache and drop your fever and help prevent heart attack and stroke would you believe them??
Benefits Of DMSO and Aloe Vera From Research Studies and Papers
DMSO
Anti Inflammatory
Antioxidant
Arthritis Pain Relief
Muscle Pain relief
Nerve Pain Relief
Stabilizes Membranes
Slows or Stops Leakage From Damaged Cells
Easily passes through membranes and carries other nutrients with it
Blocks pain by blocking peripheral nerve C fibers
It will reduce swelling of sprains in less than an hour
It may take up to six weeks but chronic pain sufferers report more pain relief than with any other source.
The same non steroidal anti inflammatory effects as aspirin
The first protocol to lower intracranial pressure, the number one problem with severe head trauma.
It has been shown to be effective in disloving clots associated with stroke.
Increases healing time in cut, scrapes and burns
Hundreds more still be invistigated
Some Aloe Vera Benefits
antiinflammatoryAntioxidant
Heals Skin Lesions
Wound Healing
Heals Burns Faster
Soothes Sunburn
Moisturizer
High Mineral Content
Anti Bacterial
Anti Viral
Can Help Digestion
Builds Stomach Enzymes
Heartburn and Acid Reflux Relief
Colon Cleansing
Organ Support
Detoxification
My Pain Relief really works. You just have to try it and see the pain disappear.
In accordance with the FDA these products are not intended to treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any diseases. Information on this site is given for educational purposes only and is not to replace the advice of your health care professional.
Here are just a few of the studies used to gather information for the article above.
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