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Hay Fever or The Common Cold: What Is the Cause of Your Sniffles?
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D. It’s that time of year again, the season of new growth and beauty that is mixed with sniffles and watery eyes. If you have allergies consistently each year, you know which month tends to be a trigger for your sinuses. However, if you’ve recently moved to a new area, gotten a new pet, etc., you might be struggling to know if you’re experiencing allergies or a cold.WHAT CAUSES ALLERGIES?Well, for starters, it’s important to know that allergies are a reaction to a substance, not a virus. Allergic reactions can vary when your body comes into contact with a substance that it doesn’t agree with and results in the body trying to fight off harmful pathogens. These reactions can result in rashes, hives, nausea, and fatigue, or even severe anaphylactic shock.Most common allergies do include pollen, food, mold, dust, insects, and pet dander.SEASONAL ALLERGIES AND HAY FEVERAs we stated above, people who experience allergies regularly are pretty aware of what season can cause a flare up. In the spring, tree pollen and grass pollen are typically the culprits. They’re also the reason you may be dealing with cold-like signs and symptoms, such as a runny nose, itchy eyes, congestion, sneezing and sinus pressure - also known as Hay Fever, opens in a new tab.Hay Fever (allergic rhinitis) is caused by your body’s response to allergens and is the fifth most common disease in the United States. Despite its name, hay is hardly the cause of the allergen, and people rarely experience a fever. It’s also important to pay attention to pollen count because when it’s high, your symptoms will be worse.If you find yourself with a runny nose immediately after being exposed to an allergen, and it is clear mucus, it’s safe to say it’s Hay Fever and not a cold. Also, if your symptoms last weeks rather than days, again it’s most likely Hay Fever.AVOIDING THE ALLERGENIf you have found yourself dealing with the sniffles and sneezing, it’s best to get it taken care of sooner than later to save yourself from the misery.First off, make sure that when the pollen count is high, you’re avoiding too much time outside. While it might seem like a beautiful, warm day and you want nothing more than to open your window, keep it closed. You want to avoid any extra pollen entering your house.Same goes for your body. If you find yourself having to be outside or leaving the house, be sure to shower as soon as you get home to remove any allergens that clung to your hair or clothes. (For more tips on how to combat allergies, check out our article: 5 Natural Ways To Combat Your Allergy Symptoms, opens in a new tab.)HOW TO TREAT HAY FEVERIf you discover that hay fever is, indeed, the cause of your sniffles, there are treatment options. Doctors offer various antihistamines, nasal and decongestant medications, allergy shots and eye drops. However, if you’re looking for a more natural approach, consider our maximum strength allergy medication.This treatment naturally relieves common indoor and outdoor allergy symptoms including hay fever, hives, watery eyes, a runny, stuffy nose, rhinitis, sneezing, itchy eyes and throat from pollen, ragweed, grasses, animal dander and mold. Our medication works to stop the inflammatory response that allergies cause while stimulating your body's natural healing response to desensitize your body to allergens over time.
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What is Coffea Cruda?
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D.Coffee may keep you up at night, but Coffea cruda promotes a good night's sleep and more. Confused? Don’t be. This is the guiding principle of homeopathy, a 200-plus-year-old medical system developed in Germany. In a nutshell, homeopathy posits that like cures like (as long as the strength is diluted…but more on that later).What is it: A popular homeopathic remedy, Coffea cruda comes from unroasted coffee beans. The beans are macerated (softened) in water or alcohol and filtered. After that, the liquid is repeatedly diluted and vigorously shaken (succession). This is how all homeopathic remedies are made. These remedies usually have an X or C next to their name on the label. An X means that a substance is diluted in a ratio of 1:10, and a C means that a substance is diluted in a ratio of 1:100.How is it taken? Coffea cruda can be taken as a pill, liquid, pellet, or drop. It can also be applied topically as it is with Force of Nature’s Sleep Well Remedy, opens in a new tab and Nerve Pain Treatment, opens in a new tab.How does it work? Homeopathic medicine operates under the premise that like cures like. Put another way: what ails you can also cure you as long as it's properly diluted. Coffee can lead to sleeplessness, which is why most health experts say to avoid caffeine starting in the early afternoon. Homeopathic Coffea cruda, however, may help relieve insomnia and sleeplessness. It may also help treat other conditions caused or worsened by excitability or hypersensitivity. Just like caffeine can give you the jitters, Coffea cruda can promote calmness.How well does it work? Coffea cruda is a mainstay in the homeopathic world. Its purported benefits include easing sleeplessness, insomnia, addictions, toothaches, headaches, fainting due to over excitement, labor pains, and other pains brought on and worsened by a nervous system on overdrive.There’s even a so-called 'Coffea cruda personality,' and people who fall into this camp tend to respond well to this homeopathic all-star. People with the Coffea cruda personality may be quick to anger, nervous, excitable, and/or overly sensitive. One study in a 2011 issue of Sleep Medicine showed that coffee cruda increased polysomnographic total sleep time, opens in a new tab (the total amount of sleep time scored during a recording) and non-rapid eye movement sleep or the stages before you start dreaming (REM sleep) among people with coffee-related insomnia habits.Is it safe? The best way to make sure that you get what you pay for is to choose a high-quality Coffea cruda product from a reputable company like Forces of Nature.Thinking of giving Coffea cruda a try?If you’re having trouble sleeping and have a ‘Coffea cruda personality,’ roll Sleep Well Remedy under your nose, on your forehead, upper chest, back of your neck, and feet upon early awakening to go back to sleep. If you are hypersensitive to pain or have nerve pain, roll Nerve Pain Treatment over the affected area, rub into the skin up to 3 to 4 times daily, as needed.Where can I learn more? Check out this article on Coffea cruda: National Center of Homeopathy. Coffea cruda. https://www.homeopathycenter.org/materia-medica/coffea-cruda/
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What is Valerian officinalis?
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D. Get to know more about the healing powers of Valerian Root. Commonly called Valerian Root, Valerina Officinalis is often used as a sleep aid, but that’s not this perennial plants only potential health benefit…not by a long shot.What is it: Valerina Officinalis is a perennial plant native to Europe and Asia that also grows in North America. This plant can reach five feet tall and emits a strong odor. Its roots and underground stems treat insomnia, migraine, fatigue, and stomach cramps. Valerina Officinalis has been used to treat these conditions since ancient Greek and Roman times.How is it taken? Valerina Officinalis is sold as a supplement, liquid, or topical preparation. Dried roots can be prepared as teas or tinctures too. For added benefits, Valerina Officinalis may be combined with other calming herbs, including passionflower, hops, lemon balm, skullcap, and kava. Sleep Well Control, opens in a new tab, a topical roll-on product that promotes good quality sleep, comprises a blend of organic Valerian, Kava, and Lavender. Heartburn & Acid Reflux Relief, opens in a new tab includes Berberis Vulgaris, Iris versicolor, garlic, marigold, and ginger.How does it work?Exactly how Valerina Officinalis helps cure what ails you is not fully understood. Still, researchers believe that it increases the amount of a brain chemical called gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), which has a calming effect. Stress, opens in a new tab exacerbates heartburn symptoms and causes sleep loss and other physical complaints.How well does it work? Some studies show that Valerina Officinalis helps people fall asleep faster and improves their sleep quality, so they wake up feeling more refreshed. Unlike many prescription sleeping pills, Valerina Officinalis doesn’t cause morning drowsiness. Valerina Officinalis may also help ease anxiety and depression and reduce menstrual and stomach cramps.Is it safe? Valerina Officinalis is generally regarded as safe when used for up to 28 days. Side effects may include headache, upset stomach, and brain fog, but these are mainly seen when Valerina Officinalis is taken as a pill or drink. Of note, Valerina Officinalis should not be taken with alcohol or sedatives as it may worsen drowsiness associated with both. There’s also not a lot known about the use of this herb in pregnancy, and during breastfeeding, so most doctors will tell you to avoid it during these times.Where can I learn more? Check out these websites for more information on Valerina Officinalis. University of Michigan Health. “Valerian, opens in a new tab.” National Institutes of Health Office of Dietary Supplements. “Valerian Fact Sheet for Health Professionals, opens in a new tab.” The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health. Valerian, opens in a new tab. Ready to give Valerina Officinalis a try?If you’re having trouble sleeping, roll Sleep Well, opens in a new tab Remedy under your nose, on your forehead, upper chest, back of your neck, and feet upon early awakening to go back to sleep. If heartburn is causing your distress, place six to nine drops of Heartburn & Acid Reflux Relief, opens in a new tab under your tongue and repeat this every 15 minutes until symptoms improve.
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All About Memory: A Breakdown Of How Humans Store Information
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D. Our brains are a powerful organ that most of don’t take the time to comprehend. It controls pretty much every component that regulates our body, motor skills, emotions, thoughts, and our memory. While each are all equally important, can you imagine what it would be like to not recall important events and experiences in your life or tasks your learned that help you achieve your goals?Memory is “the power or process of reproducing or recalling what has been learned and retained,” and it’s what connects us to every person and event in our lives. That said, how does our memory work?FOUR TYPES OF MEMORYThe human memory has four components: sensory, working, short-term and long-term memory. All of which help us recall tidbits of various information.Short-Term MemoryHave you ever had someone give you an account number or phone number while you’re searching for a pen to write it down? The ability to quickly recall those string of numbers in a matter of seconds is an indication of your short-term memory at work. Typically, those type of memories will disappear after about 30 seconds.Long-Term MemoryYour long-term memory is a bit more complex than short-term in the sense that there are subcategories of memorization divided into implicit and explicit memory, opens in a new tab. For example, when you’re able to recall memories of events, autobiographical facts like an election or personal facts about another person, it’s part of your explicit long-term memory.Implicit memories are memories that we don’t consciously think about doing. When we learn to do a task such as driving or walking, we initially learn it, but eventually, it’s something that we are just programmed to do. If you can recall something longer than 30 seconds, it’s a good chance it will be stored into your long-term memory.Sensory MemoryEveryday our senses are experiencing news smells, visuals, textures, sounds, etc. So much so that we don’t pay attention, and the memory is gone within seconds. However, if a sense has a hold on you and you process it, that’s when it can move from a short-term memory to long-term. This is an example of why a song or smell might bring you back to a place and time.Yet, for the most part, our sensory memories are short, and we quickly forget the sounds and smells from the day.Working Memory Working memory and short-term memory are very similar, however your working memory requires you to remember more details in a current working task.For example, if you are reading instructions to build a desk, your working memory allows you to remember the steps you completed prior to the nail you’re hammering into the wood.CHILDREN AND MEMORYNow that you understand how our brain categorizes memories, it’s important to know how our brains and memories develop. So, when do we have our first memories that we can recall?Children begin to form explicit memories around the age of 2. They can remember that you had pizza Friday night, but the excitement that they get passing a Pizza Hut (implicit memory) might take a few years to register.Researchers have found that around the age of 3, is when explicit memories begin to become more frequent and detailed like your memories. At around age 7, their memories should be similar to yours in what they can recall.OLD AGE AND MEMORYMany of us fear getting older and becoming forgetful. Our experiences are near and dear to our hearts, and most of us don’t want to lose happy memories from our youth. So, what happens to memory as we age? As we grow old, it’s normal for it to take time to recall a name or fact and have moments of forgetfulness. No matter your age, your brain is still capable of preserving memory functions such as performing everyday tasks, recalling events from years ago, and general knowledge.On the flip side, age does impact our ability to learn new information and can take longer to be able for you to recall the new information you may have recently learned. Does that mean you’re on your way to experiencing a serious brain disease? Not necessarily.Yes, it’s natural for most of us to worry about the potential of Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia, but keep in mind that it’s not inevitable. Researchers have found that individuals, opens in a new tab in their 70s perform just as well on cognitive exams as those in their 20s.If forgetfulness is classified as normal, when should you worry? It’s one thing to forget your keys at home, but when you forget what keys are used for is when you might feel concern. Signs of Dementia, opens in a new tab is not a part of normal aging and should be a sign it’s time to see a professional.HOW CAN YOU IMPROVE MEMORY? With all of that said, is it possible to improve our memory and delay forgetfulness? Well, it doesn’t hurt to try as our brains are capable to adapting and change. There are many tips on how you can improve your memory that include, exercising not only your body, but your brain with activities such as crossword puzzles, chess, learning a new language or instrument, etc.Eating a healthy brain-boosting diet, such as foods with omega-3s and avoiding alcohol that can cause confusion and memory loss. Getting enough sleep at night so that your brain has time to consolidate memories from the day and keeping your mental health in a good spot by socializing.There are also natural remedies to help you recall information if you are experiencing brain fog and issues with your focus such as our natural brain boost, Focus More, opens in a new tab. It helps improve brain power by increasing your focus, enhancing positivity, creativity, and motivation all while reducing cognitive decline.And while there are certainly no quick fixes to improve our memory, living a healthy lifestyle and improving your ability to recall information can go a long way.
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6 Tips to Improve Your Memory and Boost Your Brain
By Peter Klapper Ph.D. As we age, many feel like our brains might not be as sharp as they used to be, however, you’d be surprised to know the human brain can adapt and change.This process is called neuroplasticity which allows your brain to form Go to how to improve your memory.htmnew neural pathways, opens in a new tab, alter existing connections, and adapt and react in ever-changing ways. Basically, this gives you the opportunity to continue to learn new information, train your brain and improve your memory. If that’s something that interests you, check out these “6 Tips to Improve Your Memory and Boost Your Brain.”Eat A Healthy DietHave you heard of the term brain food? It shouldn’t come as a shock that the foods you put into your body can affect your overall health.Foods you should eat to support brain health are fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low-fat protein sources, such as fish, beans, and skinless poultry. Also, don’t skip out on your omega-3s which are great for brain health. Fish such as salmon, tuna, trout, and halibut are a rich source of omega 3, so it’s smart to include them in your diet.Also, if you’re trying to improve your memory, be mindful of how much alcohol you consume because of the fact that too much causes confusion and memory loss.ExerciseWhen you are active, blood flow increases throughout your body (including your brain) that can keep your memory sharp. The endorphins you get from working out are a great mood boost but also are helpful for you to feel mentally sharps for tasks at hand. Plus, physical activity also stimulates the growth of new brain cells, opens in a new tab and helps prevent age-related decline.Brain Activities Just like your body needs exercise to stay healthy, the same goes for your brain. And when you exercise your brain, it gives you the ability to think more quickly on your feet and recall information in moments of conversation.Simple brain activities, opens in a new tab can consist of routinely doing a crossword puzzle, learning a musical instrument, playing a critical thinking game such as chess, learning a new language, memorizing number patterns such as a phone number, and by driving a new route home. Anytime you challenge your brain to retain new information, you’re giving it a good workout.Socialize Did you know that by socializing with your peers is good for your brain? Humans are social creatures and having stimulating conversation with friends is a great way to exercise your brain and improve your memory. Socializing also helps ward off depression and stress, both of which can contribute to memory loss.SleepEvery night you hit the hay is when your brain gets to work. When you’re asleep, your brain consolidates your memories from the day so you can recall them down the road. If you’re not getting the recommended sleep for adults, seven to nine hours, it could effect on your ability to recall information. Need help sleeping? Try our natural sleep aid, opens in a new tab.Try Our Natural Brain BoosterIf you have tried the above and still feel like you could use an extra boost to improve your memory or focus, think about using a natural performance enhancer.Our natural brain boost product, Focus More, opens in a new tab, helps improve brain power by increasing your focus, enhancing positivity, creativity and motivation all while reducing cognitive decline. Therefore, it helps reduce brain fog and symptoms related to an inability to pay attention.
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The Good Night Guide to Recognizing and Treating Insomnia
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D. As many as 40 million Americans experience insomnia every year. Are you one of them? Sleep loss has become something of an epidemic in the US.Millions of us toss and turn each night, unable to fall or stay asleep as our mind races in every which direction.For some, this trouble sleeping may be insomnia. Insomnia is marked by trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting good-quality sleep. With insomnia, these sleeping issues get in the way of living your life. Short-term insomnia lasts a few days or weeks, while chronic insomnia occurs three or more nights a week and lasts more than three months. As many as 40 million Americans experience insomnia every year, and more than 57 percent of older adults report a decline in their quality of life and overall health due to insomnia, according to the National Sleep Foundation. Are you one of them?If you think you have insomnia, check in with your doctor to get a better handle on what is going on with your sleep.Keep a sleep diary before your appointment. Jot down what happens (or doesn’t happen) when your head hits the pillow at night for a few weeks and share this information with your doctor. Include what you ate or drank before bed and how recently you exercised or engaged in any stressful activities like paying bills. This information will help your doctor make an accurate diagnosis.If you are experiencing insomnia, many prescription medications are available to help you get more zzzs. These medications do confer their share of risks and side effects. Some may be habit-forming, and others have been linked to unintentional activities while asleep such as walking, eating, or driving.Over-the-counter products that contain antihistamines are often sold as sleep aids, and while they may help, they also may not be the best treatment for your insomnia.Supplements that include melatonin are widely touted for sleep problems, but melatonin is not necessarily an effective treatment for insomnia. Your doctor will help guide you toward the treatments best suited to your situation. There are natural, risk-free ways to help treat insomnia, including: Practicing good sleep hygieneThis includes using your bedroom for sex and sleep only. Keep it quiet and cool and power down your devices before bed as blue light from devices can disrupt your all-important sleep-wake cycle. Set and stick to strict bed and wake times – even on weekends, and make sure not to consume caffeine, nicotine, or alcohol too close to your bedtime. Nicotine and caffeine are stimulants and will keep you awake. Alcohol may make it easier for you to fall asleep but makes it harder to stay that way. Exercise can help you get better-quality sleep, but not if it’s done too close to bedtime. A good rule of thumb is to exercise daily and finish eating and drinking two to three hours before bed. Turning stress downStress, opens in a new tab on Blog Healing for Stress and Anxiety makes it harder to fall and stay asleep. Find something that helps you relax before bedtime such as sipping herbal tea, taking a bath, or reading a novel instead of binging a suspenseful or supernatural series on Netflix, paying bills, or even checking social media and risking FOMO (fear of missing out). Give Force of Nature’s roll-on topical natural sleep aid Sleep Well, opens in a new tab a try. Sleep Well comprises a blend of organic Valerian, Kava, and Lavender, all of which work together to help you wind down and relax before bed, so you wake feeling refreshed and relaxed.Sweet Dreams. Sources:National Sleep Foundation. “Do I Have Insomnia?” Available at: https://www.thensf.org/do-i-have-insomnia/
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Six Medication-free Ways to Ease Low Back Pain
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D. 80 percent of us will experience back pain at some point in our lives, and if you have ever had an aching back, you know just how debilitating this can be.You may miss work or social occasions due to back pain, and even if you do manage to show up, the pain can be distracting and may prevent you from giving it your all.Back pain runs the gamut, from a dull, near-constant ache to a sudden, sharp pain. It may come on suddenly and last a few days to a few weeks (acute back pain) or last for more than three months (chronic back pain). There is a laundry list of potential causes of low back pain, including advancing age, underlying disease, overdoing it, lifting a heavy object the wrong way, a big fall, or even a minor slip. There are also many structures in your back that can be affected, including your vertebrae, joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and discs.Over-the-counter and prescription medications can reduce back pain, but these do have side effects especially when used for long periods of time. This is why interest in natural back pain treatments is at an all-time high. In one study in Global Advances in Health and Medicine, more than 40 percent of people with low back pain said they used complementary or alternative medicine to treat their pain in the past year, most commonly herbal supplements, chiropractic manipulation, and massage. And 58.1 percent of folks who used complementary or alternative medicine said these methods worked really well.DietResearch presented at the 2021 Association of Academic Physiatrists conference found that eating an anti-inflammatory diet including whole grains and lots of fruits and vegetables will lower your risk for developing low back pain.Homeopathic remedies Our natural Back Pain Treatment contains arnica, which is known to reduce swelling and pain, along with St. John’s Wort and other herbs with anti-inflammatory properties. It’s topical so there’s no risk of systemic side effects or addiction. Just roll the product over problem area and gently rub it into the skin as needed for back pain relief on the spot. Hot or cold packsApplying cold to your back when the pain is acute for the two days after an injury and then switching to heat 48 hours after injury can relax muscles and soothe painful areas, the Arthritis Foundation notes. ExerciseDoctors used to suggest bed rest for back pain, but not anymore. As long as there isn't a serious underlying cause, the party line is to be as active as possible to speed up your recovery. Stretching and flexibility exercises, including Yoga and tai chi, can also help strengthen your back and reduce pain. Weight loss, if you need to, can also help reduce back pain naturally. Hands-on therapiesChiropractic care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and even massage can also relieve back pain and improve function and range of motion.Stress reliefStress makes everything worse, including back pain. Find something that helps you cope with stress, such as meditation, deep breathing, or even just going for a walk, and do it every single day. Your back will thank you. You could even incorporate our Calm Mood into your every day to help combat stress. If your back pain isn't getting better, see a doctor to find out what's causing it, and if there is anything else you should be doing to get relief.
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What is Thuja occidentalis?
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D.Have you ever heard of the ingredient Thuja occidentalis? If you use any of our products and browse the ingredient list, we actually use Thuja occidentalis in several medications. So, what is it?Thuja occidentalis, also known as northern white cedar, opens in a new tab, is an evergreen coniferous tree that is native to Canada and most of the north-central and northeastern United States. The leaves and leaf oil from this tree are used as a medicine that can help treat infections such as bronchitis, bacterial skin infections, and cold sores. The plants oils are so effective that Thuja is known to loosen phlegm, boost your immune system, can work as a diuretic, treat skin conditions such as warts, and help with muscle and joint pain.At Forces of Nature, we see the benefit that natural ingredients have on the body. It’s why we have worked with homeopathic doctors to create a new standard in natural, organic medicine. But we were not the first to use it.Thuja occidentalis actually date back to the 16th century, opens in a new tab. The French explorer, Cartier, learned after stepping foot on North American soil with sick sailors, medicine could be created from nature. Native Americans showed him the powerful healing properties from the tree and its oils. The sick sailors recovered from scurvy using the tree’s foliage and has since been the first documented use of indigenous medicine from North America. How We Approach Natural MedicineWe combine certified organic homeopathic medicines, opens in a new tab with certified organic concentrated essential oils to treat specific ailments. This one-two combination delivers an incredibly powerful and effective result to safely treat common ailments. Homeopathic medicine works with your body on a systemic level to fight and prevent illness at the root of the cause. Essential oils cleanse and soothe while promoting healthy skin. These two modalities deliver superior effectiveness when combined for fast, therapeutic healing while some medicine just suppress symptoms.Our Thuja is shipped direct from a small organic cooperative high in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. These are pristine growing conditions, far from pollution sources and population sources, with limited production. Per pharmaceutical guidelines, we sent the material to an independent FDA lab which verified our Thuja as pure and authentic via monograph and chromatograph testing.Our Products That Use Thuja OccidentalisSeveral of our products use Thuja occidentalis and are an integral part of the makeup of these medications.Those include:Athletes Foot, opens in a new tabA natural athlete's foot treatment that quickly relieves and cures the itching, burning, and irritation from fungal infestations associated with athlete’s foot and jock itch, opens in a new tab.Eczema , opens in a new tabEczema Control is an advance natural eczema remedy that works on a cellular level to balance your skin’s overactive immune response, ease the itch and irritation. The active ingredients help relieve eczema symptoms naturally, without side effects.Gout, opens in a new tabOur gout pain medication works quickly to relieve the burning, stabbing, and stinging pain while increasing mobility.H-Balm, opens in a new tabH-Balm Extra Strength is a powerful solution for outbreaks including Shingles, Cold Sores and Canker Sores. Use it for emergency care during an outbreak or when you feel one coming on (prodrome).Muscle Pain , opens in a new tabOur natural muscle pain reliever treats both localized and systemic muscle pain, soothing and healing muscles at the source.Rosacea , opens in a new tabOur natural rosacea treatment features a blend of certified organic homeopathic medicines and certified organic essential oils that safely relieve itching, rashes, and irritation of rosacea, regulating skin tone while reducing redness on the skin and swollen blood vessels.Sinus, opens in a new tabOur natural and organic sinus medicine is made from potent medicinal plants with the demonstrated ability to safely relieve sinus congestion without adverse side effects. Effective to treat congestion, sinus pain, and sinusitis symptoms.Skin Tag, opens in a new tabOur natural skin tag remover contains naturally occurring phytochemicals and antioxidants. Skin tags will gradually flake away or fall of entirely with this remedy.Wart, opens in a new tabOur natural wart treatment is an advanced extra strength wart remover. It safely removes warts on the fingers, face and body. Results have been seen within one week.
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How To Prevent Ringworm in Athletes
Learn how athletes can prevent ringworm, how it spreads, and natural care options to support healthy skin in locker rooms and sports settings.
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