Fisiocrem muscle rub is a natural and powerful formulation for use on all tense, contracted areas, the neck, shoulders, knees, back and so much more!
Product Features
- Apply directly on the affected area after exertion or sport activity
- Powerful formulation of Arnica, Marigold, St John’s Wort & Tea Tree Oil
- Soothes and relaxes contracted muscle areas
Arnica montana
Is best-known for its use in natural cosmetics and homeopathic treatments for bruising and inflammation. Arnica montana flower extract. When applied topically, has a great soothing effect, maintaining the skin in good condition and restoring suppleness.
St John’s Wort (Hypericum)
Known as “St John’s Wort”, Hypericum has a long history of use for its anti-microbial properties and also acts as an analgesic. Historically used to treat wounds, bruises and shingles plus anxiety and neuralgia, it calms and creates a feeling of well-being.
Marigold (Calendula)
The main benefits of Calendula are anti-inflammatory, it is used clinically in the treatment of inflammatory skin disorders and to aid healing. Calendula also has antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal benefits. Calendula also functions as a fragrance ingredient
Tea Tree Oil (Melaleuca)
Tea Tree oil, well known in Australian folklore has now become standard treatment for wounds and minor skin infections. It has powerful antibacterial activity and has proven clinical study evidence of success, treating ailments as diverse as dermatitis, acne & MRSA.
Menthol
The cooling sensation created by menthol, calms overheated or tender joints and muscles, treating bruised or damaged areas, and the pleasant hints of minty herbal aroma add to Fisiocrem’s clean, fresh fragrance
Using Fisiocrem
Take a liberal amount (approximately 1 teaspoon/5 ml) and rub gently into affected areas of contracted, tense or painful muscles and joints. Use as often as required, normally 2-3 times per day.
Always read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your Healthcare Professional. Discontinue use if irritation occurs
