Golden mustache joint balm with formic alcohol, 125

• Limits muscle pain after strenuous exercise.
• Warms up the periarticular tissues and activates blood circulation.
• Assists in soothing arthritis, rheumatism, sciatica and osteochondrosis.
• Assists in the removal of salts and prevents their deposition.

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Composition

Extracts of golden whiskers,

Phlogy,

Baikal skullcap,

St. John’s wort,

elecampane,

burdock,

red pepper;

water,

enriched with silver ions;

ant alcohol,

beeswax,

juniper oil,

Bear bile,

Collagen hydrolyzate,

Glycerin,

Kemaben,

Caton etc.

Synopsis

Golden mustache balm for joints with formic alcohol reduces muscle pain after heavy physical exertion and joint diseases, restores blood microcirculation, has a warming and anti-inflammatory effect.

The balm was created according to the author’s recipe of the famous phytotherapist Vladimir Ogarkov. Its main components are the natural extract of the plant “gold mustache” and formic alcohol, which has long been recommended in folk medicine as an effective remedy for joint and muscle pain, colds and rheumatism. It has a local anesthetic effect, causes vasodilation and reduces inflammation.

The golden mustache is the folk name for the tropical plant Callisia Fragrans. It is native to Mexico where golden mustache has been used for centuries as an analgesic, anti-inflammatory and wound healing agent.

Modern scientists have proven that this plant contains a huge number of biologically active substances and minerals that have a complex effect on the body. Today there are over a hundred known recipes using golden mustache – oil extracts, alcoholic tinctures, decoctions and balms.

Balsams are the most effective for diseases of the joints and spine as they provide the flow of beneficial ingredients into the surface tissues and help to quickly reduce pain and swelling, reduce inflammation and restore mobility.

The addition of an additional complex of natural extracts and oils of medicinal plants increases the effect of balm. Red pepper warms the periarticular tissues, mugwort, burdock and St. John’s wort reduce inflammation, broom soothes pain and thyme and juniper contribute to the removal of salts.

Contraindications

In case of allergic reactions, discontinue use and consult a physician.

It is not a medicine.