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Tissue and Bone Ointment: A synergistic blend of herbs
for bruises, stiff necks, sprains, and strained or sore
muscles. Also known as Bone, Flesh & Cartilage or Regenerative
Formula. For External Use Only. A Dr.
Christopher's brand. *Click
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| Ingredients:
Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, White Oak Bark,
Comfrey Root, Mullein Leaves, Black Walnut Leaves, Marshmallow
Root, Wormwood Herb, Lobelia Herb, Skullcap Herb, Gravel
Root & Beeswax. |
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optimum results: Apply often to area. (up to 6 times
a day or as needed.) For faster results, use the Cayenne
Heat Ointment in addition to this formula to help
speed up the results. Be careful not to apply the Cayenne
Heat Ointment to sensitive areas or if the heat is too
intense, use olive oil (or a high grade vegetable oil)
to dilute the Cayenne Heat Ointment via rubbing it into
the overheated areas. Do not use water to try and wash
it off. Water only intensifies the heat. |
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4
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$13.99
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$12.59
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Product
Help - Complementary help with additional information regarding
the use of herbs is available from the School of Natural Healing.
Click
here for detailed information on this product or click
here to contact the school directly. |
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to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. The descriptions
of nutritional combinations are based on the historical usage
of the various ingredients. They are not intended to promote
any direct or implied health claims, and actual results of usage
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