OILY Serum – CRAMP

Description

 

Action of the Oily serum cramp:

Muscular and joint relaxer

This product activates micro blood circulation.

Composition:

Wintergreen essential oil

Anti-inflammatory et anti-rheumatism

Rosemary CT camphor essential oil

Relaxing and heating

Hemp Oil Cannabis sativa L.

Natural anti-inflammatory and relaxing

Improves suppleness of joint

For whom?

Only for people WITHOUT ANTICOAGULANTS treatment and over the age of 10.

Do not swallow

Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women.

Not suitable for people who are allergic to salicylates and with anticoagulants treatment.

Indications

• Tension in neck, shoulders, hands, back, hips, knees and feet.
• Torticolis. Aches and pains.
• Tendinites. Tennis-elbow. Strain. Sprain.
• More generally, all parts of the body that can experience muscular or joint pain.

Usage

·        As CURE: to regain flexibility of movement

·        As traumatic muscular or joint PREPARATION and RECUPERATION.

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Application of the oily serum cramp

On a healthy skin without wounds, on the areas needing relaxation or that are painful:

1/ heat the skin through an energetic rubbing,

2/ apply the oily serum cramp (about 10 drops, then one drop per cm²),

3/ deep massage the area so as to have total penetration of the oil,

4/ washing your hands after application

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The +

• 1 product 2 actions : suits both muscular and joint pain
• Ready to use
• Quick and targeted action
• Economical: one 20 ml bottle = about 50 applications

THC Free or low level

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Did you know this?

The most common illnesses and medical conditions experienced by Australians in 2018 were medical conditions related to Bones, Joints and Muscles, suffered by 68%, or just over 13.9 million Australians.

1 in 6 Australians (16%) had back problems in 2017–18. That’s 4.0 million people, and 38% of them said pain “moderately” interfered with daily activities in 2017–18.

Most common pain in 2018*:

Back pain 38.5%, shoulder pain 21% or leg cramp 20%

Chronic musculoskeletal conditions affect almost 3 in 10 (29%) Australians

*Australian Institute of Health and Welfare