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The 20th Century has produced remarkable breakthroughs in almost every area of medicine, except the one that affects nearly all of us—pain. In the last century, there have been only two bleak options. Sufferers could take aspirin-like drugs such as ibuprofen and Naproxen for minor to moderate pain, or narcotics, such as morphine or codeine, for acute pain.
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Well, as we all know, aspirin-like products may cause gastric distress and narcotics can be habit-forming, not to mention both are toxic to your liver when used habitually. Are you as apprehensive as we are about the future of how the medical community adresses pain?
After committed testing, analyzing, and combining the appropriate botanicals, we perfected a precise blend of life-enhancing pain oil. Envision the full potency of these oils as they penetrate deep beneath the surface, bringing instant relief to your muscles and joints wherever it hurts. Deep Down targets the area of the pain, focusing its full natural strength on the area in need of relief. That is why our clients convey a fast reduction in inflammation, rapid pain relief, and quick loosening of muscles which have been tense as a response to injury, or pain.
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This thorough blend of oils does more—a great deal more—than just conceal the pain. A brief examination of just a few of these all-organic essential oils confirms why Deep Down is at the forefront of natural pain management without any artificial chemical additives or unpleasant odor. Juniper oil, for instance, is recognized by the German Commission E as a treatment for rheumatic pain, sciatica, lumbago, strains, neuralgia and fatigue after sports exertion. Black pepper oil is known for its ability to get things moving by stimulating local circulation, easing stiffness and pain, and shifting congestion around joints and muscles. And our personal favorite is horse chesnut extract, which is remarkably effective at relieving inflammation and restoring blood flow to the legs. Two of the oils in Deep Down, Ginger and Rosemary, include a transdermal compound known as "Rosmarinic acid." This compound transports anti-inflammatory compounds deep within the tissue, accelerating the analgesic effects and extending them for a longer period of time.
Recoup your energetic lifestyle, keep your body chemical free, and stop the incapacitating cycle of pain dead in its tracks with our super-effective, side-effect free, physicians grade formulation.
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 Organic Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis miller) |
Organic Lavender Oil (Lavandula angustifolia) |
| Organic Horse Chestnut Extract (Aesculus hippocastanum) |
Organic Juniper Oil (Juniperus communis) |
| Organic Peppermint Oil (Mentha x piperita) |
Organic Rosemary Oil (Rosemarinus officinales) |
| Organic Black Pepper Oil (Piper nigrum) |
Organic Birch Oil (Betula lenta) |
| Organic Ginger Oil (Zingiber officinale) |
Organic Tamanu Oil (Calophyllum tacamahaca) |
| Organic Siberian Fir Needle Oil (Abies siberica) |
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Scientific Name: Aloe barbadensis miller
Common Names: Aloe Vera, True Aloe, Burn Plant, Barbados Aloe
Active Compounds: Over 200 Biologically Active Compounds
Common Uses: Anti-inflammatory, Analgesic, Skin Injuries, Skin Ulcers, Dry Skin, Sun Burn, Rashes, Acne, Insect bites, Arthritis, Poison Oak & Poison Ivy, Eczema, Psoriasis, Disgestive Disorders, Stomach Ulcers
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| Aloe Vera Gel Overview: Aloe is one of the most versatile botanicals, and is used both topically and internally for its therapeutic benefits. An animal-based study in the Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association found that both oral and topical aloe preparations speed wound healing. Animals were given either aloe in their drinking water for two months or an aloe cream applied directly to wound for six days. In both cases, it proved to have very positive effects. The size of the wounds decreased 62% with the oral as compared to 51% with the topical. The same medical association confirmed that aloe also helped to prevent arthritis and reduce the inflammation in joints already affected by arthritis. |
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Scientific Name: Aesculus hippocastanum
Common Names: Horse Chestnut, Spanish Chestnut, Buckeye
Active Compounds: Coumadins, Aescin, Scopolin, Fraxin, Stigmasterol
Common Uses: Conditions of the Veins of the Legs (Chronic Venous Insufficiency CVI), Pain and a Sensation of Heaviness in the Legs, Muscle Cramping, Pruritis, Swelling of the Legs, Circulation
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| Horse Chestnut Overview: Horse Chestnut is a less-talked about botanical that is quite beneficial for pain management in a wide variety of applications. Extract of horse chestnut is often utilized in a variety of topical applications for the treatment of venous disorders, mostly due to its powerful circulatory effects. Specifically, and compound known as aescin that is found in horse chestnut extract, acts to improve the strength, elasticity, and overall health of blood vessels. Horse chestnut extract also exhibits anti-inflammatory effects on subcutaneous tissue, joints, ligaments, and muscles. |
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Scientific Name: Mentha x piperita
Common Names: Peppermint, Brandy mint, Balm Mint
Active Compounds: Volatile Oils, Menthol, Pulegone
Common Uses: Muscular Aches, Pains, Inflammation, Analgesic, Anesthetic, Antiseptic, Antigalactagogue, Antiphlogistic, Antispasmodic, Astringent, Vasoconstrictor
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| Peppermint Oil Overview: Peppermint has a long history of value in herbal medicine. It has numerous therapeutic uses, but its use on musculo-skeletal pain is what prompted its inclusion in this formula. It is consistently utilized by massage therapists for stimulating circulation and its anti-inflammatory/analgesic properties. On the emotional level, the aroma of peppermint oil will relax and uplift your mind and restore mental focus. |
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Scientific Name: Piper nigrum
Common Names: Black Pepper, Pepper, Peppercorn
Active Compounds: Volitile Oils, Tannins, Piperine
Common Uses: Aching Muscles, Arthritis, Chilblains, Constipation, Muscle Cramps, Poor Circulation, Sluggish Digestion, Intestinal Absorption Enhancer, Rheumatism
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| Black Pepper Oil Overview: This ancient and highly revered essential oil, mentioned in Chinese and Sanskrit texts, dates back thousands of years. It was used in India over 4000 years ago for diseases such as cholera, and was employed as currency in the Middle Ages. Our black pepper essential oil is aromatherapy quality, undiluted and first distillation. It is best known as a method of pain relief in regard to rheumatism, muscle aches and pains, and augmenting circulation. This warming oil is also great for bruising and specifically to assist with muscle tone. Interestingly enough, it also makes for great pre-exercise oil, can bring down a high temperature and is very effective in all kinds of respiratory and digestive disorders. |
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Scientific Name: Zingiber officinale
Common Names: Ginger, Ginger Root, Ginger Rhizome
Active Compounds: Oleoresin, Gingerols, Zingiberene, Shogoals
Common Uses: Motion Sickness, Nausea, Varicose Veins, Cellulite, Improves Circulation, Pain Reliever, Anti-Spasmodic, Arthritis, Rheumatism, Muscular Aches & Pains, Sprains, Improves Appetite, Menstrual Cramps
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| Ginger Oil Overview: Ginger has long been utilized in medicine since early times, and has been mentioned in the writings of several ancient cultures for its therapeutic properties. Ginger oil is considered to be a 'warming oil' due to its ability to augment circulation to areas in which the oil/extract is applied, or to the digestive system when consumed. Additionally, ginger possesses anti-inflammatory characteristics which make it a worthy tool for herbalists in addressing rheumatism, strains and sprains, arthritic conditions, and other muscular aches and pains. In fact, many advocates of the famed root employ the use of 'ginger compresses' for pain management, and with much success. Overall, ginger offers a soothing alternative to synthetic pharmaceuticals. |
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Scientific Name: Lavandula angustifolia
Common Names: English Lavender, Garden Lavender, True Lavender
Active Compounds: Volatile Oila, Tannins, Coumarins, Phytosterols, Triterpenes
Common Uses: Insomnia, Sleeplessness, Anxiety, Nervousness, Intestinal Discomfort, Muscular Aches & Pains, Rheumatism, Arthritis, Sports Related Muscle Discomfort, Anti-Spasmodic
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| Lavender Oil Overview: Derived from the Latin word 'lavera' which means 'to wash,' lavender was frequently used by the Roman culture in their bath routines. Lavender is famed for its effects on the nervous system, possessing the ability to calm anxiety, nervousness, and to promote a more restful night of sleep. Like many of the individual components in Deep Down, lavender has been popular for use in cold as well as hot compresses for alleviation of muscle discomfort and rheumatic conditions; however, its tension relieving properties are more effective when the essential oil is utilized, rather raw flower parts as is typically the case with most who use the compresses. The stress relieving aromatic characteristics of lavender coupled with its anti-spasmodic capacity when applied directly to muscles, make it an ideal component in this formula. |
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Scientific Name: Juniperus communis
Common Names: Juniper, Shore Juniper, California Juniper, Alligator Juniper
Active Compounds: Volatile Oils, Tannins, Juniperin
Common Uses: Cellulite, Gout, Hemorrhoids, Rheumatism, Toxin Build-Up, Acne, Cystitis, Dermatitis, Eczema, Muscular Aches, Pains, Strains
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Juniper Oil Overview: Juniper essential oil is renowned as the number one essential oil for 'getting things out of the body.' As such, it has talents as a diuretic, detoxifier, lymphatic decongestant, depurative (ie. purifies the body, especially the blood), and rubefacient (warming and increases blood flow). These ripe freshly picked berries, which are savored by birds, chipmunks, squirrels and raccoons, are the source of juniper essential oil. Juniper berries have been utilized to treat an extensive variety of ailments. When applied externally, the oil is commonly used to relieve arthritis, rheumatism and muscle aches.
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Scientific Name: Rosmarinus officinalis
Common Names: Rosemary, Romero, Dew of the Sea, Compass Weed
Active Compounds: Carnosol, Carvacrol, Carvone, Caryophyllene, Geraniol, Hesperidin, Limonene
Common Uses: Stimulates Circulation, Soothes Sore Muscles and Joints, Pain, Swelling, Arthritic Conditions, Muscle Spasms, Sprains, Strains, Nervous Tension, Anxiety, Memory, Cognitive Function
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| Rosemary Overview: The overwhelming research that surfaced in regard to rosemary and the skin was very exciting. One study in particular at the University of Catania, Italy, discovered that rosemary extract helped to protect the individual components of skin cells, which may prevent age-related skin damage such as wrinkles. Additional investigations by the same group further found that rosemary extract is able to protect a shielding protein called HSP70, which reduces damage caused by stress, free radicals and toxins in the skin. This remarkable herb improves circulation, and in doing so, assists in skin regeneration and healing. Its antioxidant properties make this an effective ingredient for strengthening the capillaries and an overall anti-aging tool. |
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Scientific Name: Betula lenta
Common Names: Birch, Sweet Birch
Active Compounds: Methyl Salicylate, Betulin
Common Uses: Analgesic, Anti-inflammatory, Antipyretic, Anti-rheumatic, Antiseptic, Astringent, Detoxifying, Diuretic
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| Birch Oil Overview: Akin to wintergreen with respect to aroma, birch oil is a highly potent essential oil with extensive therapeutic benefits; however, while its therapeutic benefits are widely acknowledged, use of the oil in topical formulas is not to be used in excess due to potential for toxicity if used undiluted. If used properly, the oil can be a treasured asset for formulas designed for relief of aches, pains and strains, due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-spasmodic properties. |
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Scientific Name: Calophyllum tacamahaca
Common Names: Tamanu, Calophyllum Inophyllum, Alexandrian Laurel, Pannay Tree
Active Compounds: Glycolipids, Phospholipids, Calophyllic Acid, Lactone, Calophyllolide, Coumarins
Common Uses: Scarring, Abscesses, Boils, Anti-neuralgic, Skin Healing, Anti-Inflammatory, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Antioxidant, Promotes New Tissue, Rashes, Sores, Swelling
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| Tamanu Oil Overview: Tamanu oil is a remarkable topical healing agent. It has customarily been utilized in Fiji for relieving the pain of sciatica, shingles, neuralgia, rheumatism and leprous neuritis. As a matter of fact, in 1918, scientists associated with the French Pharmacopoeia started research into Tamanu for topical and subcutaneous use. The French researchers promptly became astonished by Tamanu's cicatrizing properties. In the French Medical journals, the oil is cited in several instances for its amazing healing properties. One woman in particular was admitted to the St. Louis Hospital in Paris with a large gangrenous ulcer on her leg which refused to heal. The doctors were afraid that amputation was going to be the end result, but decided to dress the wound with Tamanu Oil. The wound healed 100%, leaving a smooth, flat scar. |
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Scientific Name: Abies siberica
Common Names: Siberian Fir Needle, Fir Needle, Fir
Active Compounds: Volatile Oils, Tannins, Terpenes
Common Uses: Antiseptic, Anti-inflammatory, Soothes Muscle and Rheumatic pain, Increases Poor Circulation, Astringent, Diuretic, Expectorant, Nervine, Tonic
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| Siberian Fir Needle Oil Overview: Oils that are distilled from various members of the coniferous families are all called fir needle oil. It is important to know which fir needle oils are the best, and in this case, it would Siberian Fir and Canadian Balsam. Both possess medicinal properties that are beneficial for muscular pain and circulation. They are used extensively in massage blends for stimulation, rheumatism, sciatica and arthritis. |
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Manufactured using only the finest organic steam distilled essential oils and botanicals |
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Manufactured using actual therapeutic amounts of the listed ingredients. Many manufacturers list an ingredient with only trace amounts of what is claimed on the label. Why? Because pure essential oils cost more than most are willing to spend on developing an effective product. At Jash Botanicals, our products are always formulated with the utmost respect for those who depend upon our formulas for TRUE results. |
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Deep Down is a versatile formula that can be applied in a variety of ways:
- Apply directly onto affected area and gently massage into skin with your hands. The effect of the formula can also be intensified by applying immediately after exiting the shower.
- Can be used in conjunction with a hot compress to acute areas. To make a hot compress, fill a bowl with very hot water; soak a clean folded cotton cloth or towel in the water (use tongs if too hot) and wring out excess water; apply Deep Down formula to affected area, gently rub in, and apply moistened towel over area; when towel reaches body temperature, reomve and repeat previous steps as many times as desired, or until pain subsides.
- Apply Deep Down formula to affected areas before engaging in strenous activities, sports, etc...
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