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Spades Spice Chilli Balm for Pain
Spades Spice Chilli Balm for Pain
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This is a fiery product - and it has heat š„µ
It's not your average Pain Balm - this one truly packs a punch and that's because it is POWERFUL!
It has the ability to reduce even nerve pain!
I initially made it for a man who suffered with arthritis in his knees, and it exceeded my expectations because it worked very well and very fast.
Spades Spice is a red chilli Balm that contains a high percentage of Capsicum Oleoresin. Capsicum oleoresin, also known as OC, is an oily resin that comes from peppers. It's used in pepper spray, as a culinary spice, and in topical treatments for muscle pain.
Capsicum oleoresin is made by extracting capsaicin from finely ground peppers using organic solvents like ethanol.
It's primarily made up of capsaicinoids, which are the active ingredients that give it its effects.
Because Spades Spice is such a potent product, it comes with precautions - when used appropriately, the benefits are huge!
What are the precautions??
Do not use for the following:
- Infants and young childrenĀ ā they are much more sensitive to the burning effects.
- Anyone under about 12 years old
- Pregnant or breastfeeding peopleĀ ā small amounts absorbed through the skin are unlikely to be harmful, but safety data for regular use of high-strength preparations is limited.
- People with broken, irritated, sunburnt, or inflamed skinĀ (eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis flares, cuts, grazes).
- Anyone with an allergy or sensitivity to chilli peppersĀ (including reactions to cayenne or paprika).
- People with reduced sensation or nerve damage, such as some people with diabetic neuropathy, because they may not recognise excessive burning and could develop skin injury.
- People using heating pads, hot water bottles, heated blankets, or having hot baths/showers over the area, as heat can dramatically increase the burning sensation and risk of burns.
- Around the eyes, mouth, nostrils, genitals, anus, or other mucous membranesĀ ā accidental transfer can be extremely painful.
- People taking medications that significantly thin the bloodĀ should use caution if applying to large areas, as severe irritation could increase bruising, although this is less of a concern with small topical applications.
- Anyone who has previously had a severe skin reaction to capsaicin products.
Some additional precautions:
- Wash hands thoroughly after application (or use gloves during application).
- Apply only a thin layer to a small area first to patch test.
- Stop using it if blistering, severe redness, swelling, or pain lasting more than a few hours occurs.
- Keep it well out of reach of children and pets.
What's they Key ingredients?
āCapsicum Oleoresin - Capsicum oleoresin is used to treat pain associated with osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, and back pain
It can also help with postherpetic neuralgia, diabetic neuropathy, and postsurgical neuropathies
āComfrey Oil - Heals bruises, pulled muscles and ligaments, fractures, sprains, and strains.
āClove bud - Soothes headaches, muscle soreness, and joint stiffness
Relieves pain associated with arthritis and skin irritations. Reduces inflammation and swelling and Soothes sore muscles and inflamed skin.
āCajeput - Cajeput oil is known for its anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties.
It can help relieve pain from headaches, joint and muscle aches, and period pain. It can also help relieve pain from neuralgia.
āBluegum - anti-inflammatory. Can help relieve sore muscles and stiff joints.
āPeppermint - Relieves headaches, muscle aches, joint pain. Cools fatigued muscles after exercise.
š¶ So as you can see, this sure is a potion and a half š š¤£
Are you ready to take on Spades Spice Chilli Balm and see if it can assist with making your body a little more comfortable to be inside?
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