Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Neck and Shoulder Cream, Rosemary, Vanilla, 50 g

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What’s better than jumping into a nice warm bath at the end of a long hard day, with the muscle rescue bath soak you can add in some extra relief with key ingredients such as electrolyte minerals and essential oils of rosemary, patchouli and orange this soak helps hydrate the body and prevent cramp. It also happens to offer a great aroma and a fantastic amount of bubbles that you splish and splash in. Remaining semi-contracted or fully tense for a long period of time, muscular tension can be a debilitating condition when it is not taken care of. Acne Acne is a common skin condition that affects most people at some point. It causes spots, oily skin and sometimes skin that’s hot or painful to touch. Acne most commonly develops on the face. Acid Reflux Heartburn is a burning feeling in the chest caused by stomach acid travelling up towards the throat (acid reflux). If it keeps happening, it’s called gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD). Stop using immediatley if the heat patch becomes uncomfortably hot. Do not use the heat patch when you cannot remove it immediately.

Before you use Deep Heat products you should speak to your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking any other regular medication. This includes medicines prescribed by your doctor and medicines that you have bought without prescription.

Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Neck And Shoulder Cream

No – Deep Heat Patches and Warming Belt are completelyodourlessand provide effective pain relief. Ideal to help get you through the day. Deep Heat Pain Relief patch provides therapeutic pain relief for joint stiffness and sore muscles, helping to restore movement.

As a teen I remember putting deep heat on (yes a friend covered what the bottle was and squeezed it into my hand and told me to try out this great new moisturiser – I never trusted them again) not an experience I relish remembering but I thought it might give you all a giggle (just think of me hopping around going owch owch owch), it did leave me apprehensive about trying these, but I kept reminding myself I’m not a teen putting it on completely healthy muscle and I wasn’t using the original deep heat. Once applied you certainly do feel the heat so don’t use too much at first as you can always reapply. You can feel the heat doing its job and it definitely relieves the pain. My Fibromyalgia means I suffer with aches and pains, which sometimes I just wish I could relevate for a moment or two, so when I was approached by Deep Heat asking if I would like to try out there Muscle Rescue I of course said yes. over bruised/inflamed/broken or swollen skin; over scarred skin; over open wounds; over frostbitten skin; over skin which cannot sense heat or cold sensation. This warming cream contains a mix of vanilla and rosemary, to help give a soothing warming sensation – the ingredients are naturally active and the sponge applicator included helps make application easy and mess free. It provides a warming sensation so you do need to apply lightly until you work out just the right amount don’t just blob on, rub in and hope. I like it be just tepid while my Mum likes it to be quite a bit hotter as she finds it warms her up from top to toe. The size (50g) means it is great to pop into your handbag to help you relax on the go where ever you might be.

Demands such as sitting at a computer for long periods of time, constantly using the arms and upper parts of the body, sleeping in awkward positions, all contribute to muscular tension. People may experience warmth differently. Apply sparingly on first use by gently squeezing the cream onto the applicator and massaging into the required area. If a stronger effect is desired, re-apply as necessary. Persons who have rheumatoid arthritis; heart disease; poor circulation; nerve damage; paralysis; sensory impairment; a skin condition; are diabetic or pregnant may be more susceptible to burns and should seek medical advice prior to use. Do not use the heat patch on those unable to remove it by themselves such as infants/children, the elderly and disabled people.