DMSO Recovery Circulating Cream
DMSO is used as a remedy for a myriad of skin conditions, responds to improving circulation. This cream is effective in improving and relieving the pain that can come with varicose veins.
It's a vasodilator - improves circulation and oxygen delivery, which speeds up healing.
Good for Raynaud's disease - when fingers or toes go white due to no blood circulation.
Also may be good for venous or diabetic ulcers, and skin growths.
One of nature's anti-inflammatories, reduces swelling, redness, and pain without the harsh side effects of NSAIDS.
Usage instructions:
Thorughly clean the area you plan to use it on, and wash your hands with at least warm water for 30 seconds. Apply the cream with an applicator and continue to keep the area clean and free from bacteria. DMSO acts as a carrier by increasing cell permeability, which allows cells to absorb nutrients more efficiently. Stop use at any sign of an allergic reaction, burning, or itching.
Do not use if taking blood thinners, steroids, or sedatives. DMSO can increase the effects of these medications and cause serious health issues.
50gm
DMSO, Aloe Juice, distilled water, Gotu Kola, Ginkgo Biloba, Golden Rod, Rosemary, Sage, Shea Butter, coco Butter, MSM, Natural Polawax, CBD Hemp oil, Magnesium Chloride, Horse chestnut extract, Boswellia Gum extract, Hyaluronic acid, Vit B3, Vit E.
DMSO
Dmso is a natural herbal extract that is easily harvested from trees during the pulping process used to make paper.
Dmso was discovered by Alexander Saytzeff a Russian Chemist in 1866. It was almost a 100 yrs before it was discovered that DMSO would do almost the same things for humans & there animal friends that it does for the trees that develop it. Since DMSO is easily able to carry nutrients thru the much denser body of the trees, it almost instantly carries whatever it is mixed with throughout our bodies. Inflammation is at the heart of numerous chronic conditions, By applying Dmso cream many people have observed decrease swelling and better joint movement. This isn't just anecdotal: research supports these anti-inflammatory benefits, making it a compelling option for those seeking less conventional treatments.