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Oil away from pain
Here is a likely source of pain relief – emu oil.
The emu is the national bird Australia. It is the second largest bird of the Earth – just after the ostrich. Emus are vital to Aboriginal culture as a source of food and medicine. Centuries of tradition shown that emu oil is useful for smoothing the skin to reduce pain and inflammation caused by arthritis and wound healing, burns and stings insect (1).
Modern day testing reveals that the Emu Oil is:
- Hypoallergenic – no known side effects, has an irritation of equal water
- Anti-inflammatory – reduces stiffness, pain and bruising
- Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal – is not compatible with growth of either fungi or bacteria, which is considered virtually odorless and capable of a long life
- Non-comedogenic – it will not clog pores, because how quickly it is absorbed (2)
Emu oil is safe to use directly on skin. No need to worry about side effects or interactions drug. It can also be used in pets to relieve itching and hot spots.
A study in the Forsyth Institute in Boston confirmed that the EMU oil applied to the skin has significant anti-inflammatory properties. (3) Another study, compiled from research conducted in Harner Burn Center in Texas, documented the use of emu oil in the treatment of burns. Ten patients participated in a double-blind study of emu oil test against a placebo for six to twelve months. Photos taken at each stage of the healing process showed a difference in the credit of the emu oil to reduce inflammation and scarring. The own Patients almost unanimously in favor of emu oil to facilitate the implementation and effectiveness (4).
So where does emu oil come from? Today day, are protected wild populations of emus by law and can not be hunted for sport. EMU commercial farms is predominantly found in Australia, U.S., Peru and China. They are based on stock bred in captivity, emus adjusting very well. (5) The American Emu Association was formed in 1989 to support small farmers who raise the EMU and to encourage commitment to the management of human cattle. It is common practice to provide the animals with feed especially formulated and spacious pens with plenty of room for growth and grazing. (6)
What could be more advisable than a natural remedy thousands of years of proven use behind it?
Emu Oil – is a healthy alternative healing. And it is only one of the ingredients we use in our pain special relief cream formula (that works in minutes!).
As always, remember to discuss changes to your diet, exercise or supplementation with a physician first.
Until next time …
Sources:
- Emu Oil, "a proven natural wonder," available in: emuoilcanada.com
- "Research and Facts", emunaturally.com, available at: emuoilnaturally.com / research.html
- Yoganathan, S. et al. 2003. Antagonism of croton oil inflammation by topical emu oil in CD-1 mice. Lipids 38:603-07. PMID 12934669
- "Evaluation of Emu Oil in Lubrication and treatment of wounds healed Burn" O'Banion S., J. Griswold, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, Texas, American Burn Association, March 18. M1998. Chicago, Illinois.
- Look, org, "EMU", available at: en.wikipedia.org / wiki / EMU
- American Emu Association – AEA, available at:
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About the Author
Dr. Blankstein has been practicing for over 30 years as a leading Cardiologist. Trained in traditional medicine and Board Certified in both Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Disease, he knows the importance of good medical care. This consideration has allowed him to discover safe and natural ways of healing. His dedication to bringing the latest and best in health solutions to his patients and the public has given him the experience to research and develop proven natural remedies for many illnesses.
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