Muscle Salve
Expertly formulated for targeted relief, Muscle Salve provides fast acting pain relief and reduces inflammation in distressed muscles and joints. Its unique texture makes it ideal for massage, while the specifically chosen herbs promote tissue repair. Apply as needed to soothe and restore.
POWERED BY NAUTURAL INGREDIENTS: Grapeseed Oil, Comfrey, Beeswax, Coconut Oil, Mullein, Cayenne, Ginger, Turmeric, Arnica, Lavender Essential Oil, Cypress Essential Oil
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Muscle Salve is a multi-use first aid kit must have. It works on enflamed and sore tissue below the skins surface. Use it on sore and strained muscles, painful joints, itchy big bites, or deep boils. The texture offers a low friction slip that makes an excellent non greasy massage lotion.
Featured Herbs
Comfrey: contains allantoin, which promotes cell regeneration and reduce inflammation
Mullein: pain relieving, anti-inflammatory, and anti-bacterial
Arnica: pain relieving, anti-inflammatory, stimulates blood flow, speeds healing
How to Use
Massage into areas of pain from muscle or joint strain, pulling, or inflammation. Apply 2-3 times daily during the healing process.
Contraindications
Comfrey (Symphytum officinale): Care should be taken with very deep wounds, as external application of comfrey can cause tissue to form over the wound before it is healed deeper down, which can lead to abscess. Long-term studies with rats have demonstrated that the pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) in comfrey are hepatotoxic, carcinogenic, and mutagenic. This herb must therefore be recognized as potentially genotoxic carcinogen in man. To minimize potential risk, lengthy internal use is discouraged. Only slight absorption occurs with external application.
Arnica (Arnica montana L): Arnica should only be taken topically. Do not take orally. Topical applications of arnica may cause skin irritation/allergy in some people. Patch test recommended.
Cypress (Cupressus): May cause skin irritation/allergy in some people. Patch test recommended.
Always consult your physician before beginning a new herbal regiment
