Safe Formulas For Chronic Arthritic Pain

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Hi Chris,

 

I have found chaparral infused in oil works best. I use sesame oil because

of its healing benefits. Chaparral is excellent against inflammation, is

anti bacterial, anti septic, anti a lot of things.

It contains nor-dihydroguaiaretic acid [NGDA], which has been shown to have

powerfrul anti tumor properties. According to vol. 19 of Biochemical

Pharmacology, NGDA inhibits electron transport in the mitochondria, [the

inside of cells], or the 'energy producing factories' within cancer cells,

thereby depriving tumors of the electircal energy they require.

 

Chaparral has also been shown t have good anti rheumatic properties which is

specific to rheumatoid arthritis.

 

There is Larrea Tridentata, which is the most common and most used, and

there is Larrea Mexicana and Larrea Divaricata. I have not used those

species so I can't tell anything about them. From what I have read they seem

to be the lesser in potency than Tridentata, but I'm not sure.

 

Chaparral is an excellent herb for aches and pains, depending of course, on

the person and their aches and pains. Everything is subjective.

 

I have made chaparral into lotions, creams, gels, tub teas, extracts and

oils.

Some of these I have on my website. I also sell the dry, wildcrafted

chaparral along with the other products. My chaparral extract is only $3.99

for 1 oz. The rest of the world sells it for much more I see.

 

To make an excellent massage oil for yourself with chaparral, get your

favorite oil, and it can be ANY oil, it does not matter, put 1.5 to 2 oz in

16 oz of oil, and either put it in the sun to extract the properties, or in

your crock pot set on the lowest setting. You want the warmth, however you

get it. Since this is winter for most, let it 'stew' anywhere from 2 days to

a week. Strain and use. If you don't like the smell, add lavender eo.

 

I am doing my best to be 'brief', as I know I can go on and on about this

wonderful herb. ))

Janine Phariss

www.BlueSageNaturals.com

Fade scars, relieve pain, clear up eczema!

 

 

 

 

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Christine Ziegler

Thursday, December 04, 2003 10:59 PM

Safe Formulas For Chronic Arthritic Pain

Actually recieved this recipe from someone on this list,

I believe. It was listed for relaxing tight muscles..

However, I have found it to be excellent for Arthritic pain.

Have tried many different oils and herbs but this one works best for me.

Suggest a person may have to try several different ones to find one that works

well for them..

 

recipe:

equal parts of following EO's.

 

Spikenard

Roman Chamonile

Petitgram

Clary Sage

 

I use it at a 4% dilution, a little high for some, but works for me. Others

can try it at smaller %.

Would like to thank the person who sent this in....

Thank you.

Karleen O'Connor

 

 

 

With all the talk of how bad the use of Wintergreen and Birch are,

especially for continual use, I'm wondering what would be a truly good,

effective, SAFE pain relieving topical application ointment/rub for

older folks to use on a regular basis, especially when they are REALLY

achy? *Smile*

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Yo Chris,

 

> With all the talk of how bad the use of Wintergreen and Birch are,

> especially for continual use, I'm wondering what would be a truly

> good, effective, SAFE pain relieving topical application ointment/rub

> for older folks to use on a regular basis, especially when they are

> REALLY achy?

 

What is older? Older than what? And how achy is REALLY achy? ;-p

 

You might wanna consider for Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter aged folks

the following oils:

 

Helichrysum italicum .. gotta be Corsican cause its a different profile.

Lavender (L. angustifolia) .. Bulgarian or French OR ..

Lavandin (L. x. intermedia) .. matters not a lot where its from.

Chamomile, Roman (Anthemis nobilis) .. I prefer the American origin.

Chamomile, German (Matricaria chamomilla) .. same here .. American.

Tansy, Blue (Tanecetum annum) .. Reckon we gotta go with Moroccan.

Pepper, Black (Piper nigrum) .. I prefer that from Madagascar.

Carrot Seed (Daucas carota) .. probably Origin is not so important.

Rosemary, Cineole (Rosmarinus officinalis) .. Can be Moroccan, Turkish

or Tunisian .. matters not long as its Cineole Chemotype.

 

Need a good carrier so it will slippy and slidey all over the body .. so

mebbe Fractionated Coconut (Cocos nucifera) cause its clear, odorless,

stainless and has a shelf life of 4,752 + years.

 

> Most of the commercial products available are laden with Methyl

> salicylate.

 

Yep .. that's a fact. FAR too much .. check these out:

 

Check the out for Ben Gay.

http://store./buyinprivate/benorfor4ozt.html

Active ingredients are Methyl Salicylate 18.3% and Menthol 16%.

 

Check this one for Icey Hot.

http://www.home.intekom.com/pharm/searle/icyhot.html

Active ingredients are Methyl Salicylate 29.02% and Menthol 7.65%.

 

Note the comment:

 

PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTION: Methyl salicylate relieves pain by a

counterirritant action. When rubbed on the skin it produces mild

irritation and is absorbed to an appreciable extent.

 

And read the Side-Effects and Special Precautions .. if that is not a

Cover the Butt Statement what is? And they KNOW that nobody is going to

follow those directions .. especially folks who suffer chronic pain and

get relief .. will they consult a doctor after 10 days?

 

And if KNOWN SYMPTOMS OF OVERDOSAGE AND PARTICULARS OF ITS TREATMENT:

is not enough to get folk's attention .. what does it take?

 

Methyl salicylate is a dermal and oral toxin and there is not one person

in the world of chemistry or medicine who will tell you otherwise. It

does not process well .. it builds up in the body so using the same

amount every day is giving you a higher and higher dose each day.

 

It IS an effective TEMPORARY pain reliever .. but so is morphine and

even cocaine .. or for that matter getting shit-faced drunk.

 

> I can speculate what should be a good combo of herbs and oils, but

> being that I thankfully do not at this point in my life suffer from

> any kind of chronic arthritic aches and pains I'm not myself a good

> guinea pig to tell what REALLY is most effective for those awfully

> painful days. I'm wondering if anyone here has any person insight into

> this one?

 

Yea .. see the terms " counterirritant " above and read it as replacing

one irritant with another .. that is perzackly what it means. So I'm

thinking that since Wild Turkey tastes and smells better than Methyl

salicylate .. and alcohol doesn't build up in the system .. a morning

hangover is probably more healthy in the long run than dosing with the

above two commercial products .. or one a person would make for their

own use. ;-p

 

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

I am smiling .. cause I think (and hope) I might have been successful in

scaring the crap out of maybe one or two folks .. and that means I done

done good fer an old kuntry boy. ;-)

 

And y'all keep smiling too. :-) Butch http://www.AV-AT.com