Heal-n-Soothe is a natural alternative supplement developed by LivingWell Nutraceuticals and The Healthy Back Institute. Heal-n-Soothe offers all-natural ingredients including proteolytic systemic enzymes to help your body heal and reduce pain. Read More
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One of the most common misconceptions regarding bones is that they are made up of calcium alone. This is, however, as far from the truth as it can be. Bones, in addition to calcium, are made up …Read More
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Arthritis sufferers are quick to find solutions to their condition, as limited mobility and joint can be very problematic. However, most quick “solutions” only sound good in theory. In reality, many of the common solutions religiously …Read More
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Menthol is a world famous compound that is found in a plant generally classified or known as the peppermint or mint plant, and is present all over the world. When we talk specifically about menthol, it is extracted in the crystallized form. …Read More
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Joints are important in providing support for the whole human body and for various kinds of movement. Any kind of damage, injury or disease of the joint causes a lot of pain. The number one joint that people complain about is the knees …Read More
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Vitamin E is a natural fat-soluble antioxidant. Its roles in the body include preventing damage to cell membranes and protection from LDL cholesterol. Among the other functions of Vitamin E in the body is to …Read More
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The Healthy Back Institute offers a full range of self-treatment options including their flagship product, LivingWell's Heal-n-Soothe. This system offers the ability to have natural healing without side effects, unlike popular over-the-counter and prescription drugs. …Read More
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