Balm: Cougar Healing Daily Relief
This alternative to tiger balm works to reduce pain, swelling, and headaches.
What's different from the regular Cougar Balm?
Frankincense resin infused in sunflower seed oil adds lasting healing power for the recovery of damaged tissues and nerves.
Directions: Rub sparingly over sore, aching muscles on unbroken skin only. NOT for children, pregnant or nursing mothers. For details search Cougar Balm at AnarresHealth.ca
Ingredients: unrefined * **hemp seed oil, beeswax Cera alba, * **sunflower seed oil Helianthus annuus, frankincense resin Boswellia serrata, *Arnica montana infused in olive oil Oleo Europa, * **Calendula officinalis infused in * **sunflower seed oil, vitamine E mixed tocopherols, essential oils of: *peppermint Mentha piperita, *Atlas cedarwood Cedarus atlantica, sweet birch Betula lenta, ***fir balsam Abies balsamea, and ***white cedar leaf Thuja occidentalis.
* Cert. Org **Ontario ***Canada
Photo thanks to Marco Verch Professional Photographer under under Creative Commons 2.0
Comments
#1 Tracey Kolowska : This really works
I have been using the cougar healing balm for a few years and my pain has lessened. I thought I was just getting better because I'm exercising, taking meds and am in a good frame of mind. So I skipped putting it on before bedtime the other day and woke up sore. I put it on and the soreness went away. I'm definitely keeping it in my wellness routine. Thank you, Tracey.
My husband fractured some ribs. I offered to put some of the balm on him but he didn't want me touching his back. After a few weeks he wanted to get more active but his back was still bothering him. I offered him the balm and he accepted this time. At first he said he didn't know if it helped but lately he's asking me to put it on him whenever he's uncomfortable. I think that means that it's working.
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