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All Natural Sports Balm
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Our Sports Balm is created from ten different herbs. In addition, it includes five oils, along with a bactericide and disinfectant plus softening and moisturizing agents, that aid in the healing process of injured tissue. When an injury occurs, the sports balm infuses immediately to start the restoration process. All the herbs are organically grown and wild-crafted. It is a great addition to any first aid kit.
SPORTS BALM
It is made up of organic, wild-crafted herbs, and the highest quality essential oils.
Herbs:
Black Walnut leaf Mullein Leaf
Chaparral White Oak Bark
Comfrey Leaf Wormwood
Marshmallow Root
Essential Oils: Additional Oils
Wintergreen Castor Oil
Lavender St. John’s Wort Oil
Cedar Leaf Arnica Oil
Vegetable Glycerine
Lanolin
Bees Wax
Citrus Extract
WHEN TO USE THE SPORTS BALM
The Sports Balm is a multi-purpose balm. I have used it as well as my clients for many different reasons when addressing the healing concerns of the body.
• Use to massage sore, tight, and fatigued muscles
• Eliminate pain and help to release muscle spasms/cramps
• Smooth out adhesions that bind up a muscle
• For the restoration and healing of injured and traumatized soft tissue
• Safe to use with homeopathic remedies (non-camphor ingredients)
HOW TO USE THE SPORTS BALM
1. Use only a small amount. Place about a dime size on your finger pads and (the amount depends on the area to cover) gently massage this into the sore muscle or injured area.
2. For Example: If your hands are too tired to work on the sore muscles, or such as in the case of tendinitis, (symptoms of carpal tunnel/elbow to forearm/wrist and hands), then place a small amount of the Balm on the muscles, then placed a medium hot cotton cloth compress over the area. To insulate and keep the heat in, wrap a plastic bag around the cloth, then a towel. Sit for 30 minutes. You can add a heating pad or hot water bottle to help maintain heat.
Another Example: For an ankle sprain, follow the above use and elevate the ankle as necessary. Do range of motion gently after the first hour. Keep applying Sports Balm each hour and continue gentle range of motion. Rest in-between compresses. Sleep with the ankle wrapped in Sports Balm. The ankle will heal much faster. I know, I followed this protocol for my own ankle and in 24 hours I was hiking a mountain.
The Sports Balm will penetrate into the muscles, relieving the soreness and pain and healing injured tissue. Along with heat application, this will help to increase blood and lymphatic circulation, allowing the Sports Balm to penetrate deeper, which will speed up the healing and recovery time.
The Sports Balm is a wonderful addition to any first aid kit.
2 oz jar
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Our Sports Balm is created from ten different herbs. In addition, it includes five oils, along with a bactericide and disinfectant plus softening and moisturizing agents, that aid in the healing process of injured tissue.
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