VibraEase - 2 oz.
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SKU: VNR300 Tired of pain relief products that produce side affects? This topical pain and inflammation oil is infused with powerful frequencies to penetrate deep within the skin. The synergistic action of VibraEase™ immediately goes to work so that relief, without side effects, is achieved. Got pain? You’ll love it! |
$30.00 |
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Vibrational Nutrition Research, LLC has created VibraEase™ as a safe solution for pain relief. Since recent studies have shown that OTC pain medications increase the risk of strokes and heart attacks* it was important to create a safe and effective alternative.
Pain management is a complicated process, since it involves a number of different areas of nerve stimulation at one time to actually create relief. The layered vibrational frequencies in VibraEase™ help to neutralize the tactile sensation of pain and inflammation.
Using pharmaceutical grade oil is an efficient delivery system for many reasons, including the fact that recorded history, including the Egyptian Book of the Dead and the Bible, tells us that healing was accomplished through the anointing of oil.
VibraEase™ used as a topical pain and inflammation oil has been infused with powerful frequencies to penetrate deep within the skin. The synergistic action of VibraEase™ immediately goes to work within all the body's vibrational living systems so that relief, without side effects, can be achieved.
Directions for use: Apply to surface area of pain. Repeat as needed.
Ingredients: Prunus dulcis infused with the proprietary Vibragenics™ Process.
*The study was conducted by Danish researchers over a nine year period. The researchers evaluated medical records of more than one million people in Denmark from 1997 through 2005. The average age of the people investigated was 39. Their findings revealed that high doses of ibuprofen often sold as Advil or Motrin, increases a person's risk of fatal or nonfatal stroke by 29 percent. However, low doses actually lowered a person's risk. Taking more than two pills three times a day is considered a high dose. The prescription medicine Diclofenac increased a person's risk of developing some type of cardiovascular disease by 91 percent. Naproxen, which is often marketed under the name Alleve did not show any increased risk but actually appeared to lower the risk of heart disease.