Wise Men Healing Balm for neuropathy
I can across this Wise Men Healing Balm. I’ve been using a frankincense & Myrrh oil for sometime. While it helped some I thought I’d try this one in balm form.
I used it this morning and just now. And I’m stunned that it helps relieve my pain. I understand everyone is different.
I have peripheral neuropathy.
I found it on Amazon.
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My husband used this when he had shingles which saved him from having severe pain. It gave him about 40-60% relief. Thank God it gave him such good help with his pain as he had shingles for over 7 months. Shingles is a terrible ailment and I can vouch for the difference in his nerve pain.
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4 ReactionsI have in fact done that in the past. It seems like the time that I did that their delivery time was being extended.
If you are a Wisemen user have you by chance tried the Mama Bear option?
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1 ReactionNo what is mama bear?
https://www.amazon.com/Mama-Bear-Oasis-Lotion-Fast-Absorbing/dp/B0DJYWFSKR/
@domiha. My neuropathy is basically intense pain in my left foot which can be crippling at times. Tried many things except surgery. Tried Voltaren gel and it did not help (I can’t take anti inflammatory meds since I am on blood thinners). In desperation I went back to the Wise Men frankincense and myrrh cream. The first time I tried it I gave it two days and did not really rub it in. I got no relief so I tossed it into my drawer full of creams that I tried for various things. When I stopped the Voltaren gel I decided to give the Wise Men a second try and I’m glad I did. I apply it every morning before donning my compression hose. I use gloves and gently rub it in. At night I reapply before bed. It’s either coincidence or it is greatly helping me. My husband has commented that he doesn’t hear me complaining as much about my foot pain. Do I still get flare-up? Yes I do but they are not as frequent. I know that everyone is different so what works for one may not help someone else but I have been using it consistently for one month and have seen improvement
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6 ReactionsI have developed arthritis after a major trauma to my arm and wrist. The pain was increasing at an alarming rate. So I took an anti inflammatory and used voltaren gel, they worked well but I cannot keep taking the tablets without risking ulcers. So I tried frankincense and myrrh and it is wonderful. I have purchased different brands and one of them is the above. I do recommend trying it, you can apply it for most things that are hurting you.
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I have been using it for healing nerve pain caused by shin shave biopsy and i had also used it on my feet for my neuropathy. I also mix a little lavender oil into it at night. It helps me to relax and get decent sleep. I feel comfortable using something with natural ingredients. I also tried voltaren and did not find it helpful--I think voltaren is more useful for arthritic pains. As for oral medications, I will not go near them.
Yes, we, my daughters and myself, are in love with lavender. We had a lavender latte at a restaurant and it was so delicious we all had a second. Not recommended as we had trouble staying awake. Lavender tea does give you a good sound sleep.
I am still going well with the frankincense and myrrh and I am expanding the area of use to see if it will improve my skin overall.
I wish you well and if I get any other hints will try to get back here. I am reading the first of three books about remedies from the bible.
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2 ReactionsHas anyone tried Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) 600mg for Peripheral neuropathy burning and tingling feet?
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1 ReactionI am trying it out now. Am hopeful!
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