Our customer service and office manager, Eva is about ready to kill me.

Not really, but she did say that our team is absolutely buried right now because
so many people have been emailing and calling in with questions about our new
product, Rub on Relief.

So let me try to answer some of the most common questions we’ve been getting…

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By Al Cole, Health Researcher

It’s an Olympic year, and there are at least three things you can be sure will be part of the Summer Games in Beijing: the Olympic torch, fierce competition…and pain.

We’re not talking about the pain of missing a bronze medal by a hundredth of a second (which has got to rank right up there with passing a kidney stone). Or the pain of being body-slammed by a Russian heavyweight in a Greco-Roman Wrestling match. We’re talking about the plain old kind of pain that many of us non-athletes experience every day.

No doubt, Team USA and the other national Olympic squads will have access to any and every kind of pain treatment available so they can stay in the game. And why shouldn’t they? After all, they’ve been getting up a 4 a.m. every day for years preparing for their moment in the sun.

But what about the rest of us occasional athletes who have to endure muscle and joint pains—many of them chronic—due to overexertion, injury, and conditions that result from the wear and tear the body undergoes as it ages, such as arthritis and fibromyalgia?

And don’t think that arthritis is just something that happens to old folks. It affects nearly one in five American adults—that’s 46 million people. Arthritis is second only to heart disease as a cause of work disability, and 7 million people have it so bad that they have difficulty with everyday activities such as walking, dressing, and bathing.

This kind of nagging pain can take the joy out of life and produce a feeling of hopelessness. In fact, surveys indicate that roughly half of those with arthritis don’t think anything can be done to help them.

But the good news is, you can have access to the same, cutting-edge treatments that Olympic level athletes have. This is where a completely natural topical treatment such as Rub On Relief can make a difference.

Rub On Relief has been shown to be especially valuable in treating a variety of joint and muscle pains. Its proprietary combination of natural oils and organic ingredients works to bring relief—often immediately—from the daily aches and pains many people experience.

Rub On Relief appears to work especially well with soft tissue and joint problems and has been shown to be effective in relieving rheumatic pains, swollen and stiff joints, tendon pain, sciatica, tenderness in knee joints, low back pain, neck stiffness and even head aches.

Two-time USA Olympian Debbi Lawrence said, “I ABSOLUTELY love this stuff! My legs have never felt better and it helps me recover from intense workouts much faster.”

Other pain relief options, such as Cortisone and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) also work to reduce inflammation, but the downside is that they often bring with them a number of unpleasant side effects.

Instead, Rub On Relief contains powerful antioxidants that work to neutralize free radicals—unstable molecules that can do a lot of damage, especially to blood vessel walls and the cartilage tissue that surrounds your joints.

The antioxidants contained in Rub On Relief prevent these free radicals from getting additional oxygen, something they need in order to thrive. Rub On Relief also includes omega-3 fatty acids, which have been proven to reduce inflammation as well as provide numerous other health benefits.

Several clinical studies have confirmed that the Rub On Relief formula can bring quick and effective relief to a variety of painful conditions. In one study, participants suffering from arthritis were asked to stop using a popular pain-relief product and instead begin applying Rub On Relief once a day for three days.

In a matter of days, almost 90 percent of the participants who used the topical cream reported getting faster pain relief than they had gotten from the product they had been using. They also said it was more pleasant to use and reported no adverse side effects.

For those who have unsuccessfully sought relief from over-the-counter pain relievers and prescription NSAIDs—or who simply cannot tolerate some of the undesirable side effects, such as stomach irritation or worse—a completely natural topical cream like Rub On Relief may be a good treatment option.

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Rub on Relief will be available beginning March 31^st here: http://www.losethebackpain.com/rubonrelief.html

The formula in Rub on Relief has 4 separate clinical studies behind it please read the review of just one study.

The Results of a Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Study

This double-blind placebo-controlled study evaluating the effectiveness of this topically applied formula demonstrated clinically significant relief on pain and limitation of motion in patients with rheumatoid and or osteoarthritis.

Relief was most apparent in patients with the lower motion in comparison to mild patients with the lower symptom scores. Other parameters showed trends of clinical improvement, although they were not clinically significant statistically. Topical use of medication was associated with absence of systemic side effects in the study in contrast to what may have occurred with systemic medications, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.

The type of benefit obtained is similar to that obtained with systemic medications and broader than that to be expected from counter-irritants and P-blockers, such as Capsaicin.

Conducted by:
California Research Foundation,
Dr. Milan L. Brandon, M.D., F.A.C.A.
Diplomate American Board of Allergy and Immunology

For a complete list of Ingredients please click on the link blow…

Rub on Relief complete Label

I can tell you from the years of working with athletes who have back pain, you as the athlete are going to have to surrender a little bit. This approach makes sense but it may go against your current training principles. And I’m not saying that what you are doing is dead wrong but when you are dealing with an issue things have to be done a little different which mean you have to think a little different.

Having worked with world class athletes for the last 10 years, I learned long ago that I can not and I do not tell athletes what to do, my objective is to explain the issues the best I can and hope to get through to them.

About your future:

This is a very important lesson for every one and I learned it from Claud Bristals book
“The Magic of Believing”, It is one of the best audios/book, I have ever listened to, he says and very effectively explains that most of our current and future beliefs come from other people and we should be careful not to let other peoples beliefs hinder our own beliefs.

Believe me there is nothing wrong from learning from others but when you hear that you bodybuilding days may be over from someone of authority, the tendency is to start thinking your days are over, that is called the Law of Suggestion.

Let me pose this question, Do you think your PT would have told Tiger Woods, Annika Sorenstam who both have back issue that their golfing days are over. Or what about Mario Lemieux who has such bad back pain he has to have someone else tie his skates. Please…

 
This holds true for any one, you and you alone have to take on the responsibility for learning all you can about your current condition and what will work and what will not. You are the only one that will know your limitations and most limitation start in the mind.

You have choices for treating your back pain and Muscle Balances Therapy is one of them:

If you experience painful knots in your neck, shoulder and arm areas, your mid and lower back, even your hips and legs, you are not alone. 86 million Americans suffer from various types of chronic pain.

Dr. Janet Travell treated President John F. Kennedy’s chronic back pain. Dr. Travell and her colleague, Dr. David Simons wrote “The Trigger Point Manual.” Their research shows that tiny contraction knots in our muscles and tissues, known as trigger points, are the primary cause of pain 75% of the time and a factor in almost every painful condition.

Trigger Points develop when an area of the body is injured or over-worked. For instance, a single event can initiate a trigger point, such as a car accident or a sports or work-related accident. Trigger points can also develop over time through muscle strain from repetitive movements at work or play, postural strain from standing or sitting improperly for long periods at the computer or in your car, emotional stress, anxiety, allergies, nutritional deficiencies, inflammation, and toxins in the environment.

To read more on Trigger Point Therapy: