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PLEASURE PLUS CONDOMS PREMIUM LATEX CONDOMS LUBRICATED 108 CONDOMS MAXIMUS 50 ML LUBE PERSONAL LUBRICANT ECONOMY PACK

An independent, clinical study performed at the Emory University School of Medicine compared the acceptability of Pleasure Plus condoms to Trojan-Enz, the nation’s leading brand. Study Results…Among frequent condom users, 89% of both females and men preferred the Pleasure Plus. General, 69% of girls and 68% of guys preferred Pleasure Plus. 5 ladies reported the Pleasure Plus provided them far more stimulation than when making use of no condom at all. 63% of each ladies and men felt that Pleasure Plus supplied far more all-natural intercourse than Trojan-Enz.

Picture the impact of a condom that could make safer sex as pleasurable as unprotected sex.
The Pleasure Plus functions a roomy pouch with fine, internal ribs. In the course of sex, the pouch moves back and forth, gently stimulating each partners.
The pouch’s action restores the sensational feeling of sex with no a condom.
Bonus Maximus Individual Lubricant included in all economy kits.

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DOES DR. FRANK'S ALL NATURAL PAIN RELIEF REALLY WORK? IS IT SAFE TO USE FOR ARTHRITIS PAIN?

Question by shutterbug:
Does Dr. Frank’s all natural pain relief really work? Is it safe to use for arthritis pain?

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Answer by Meillen S
I’ve never heard of Dr. Frank’s all-natural pain relief. If you are
looking for a natural supplement for arthritis pain — find
something that provides hyaluronic acid.

As we grow older our synovial fluid supply runs low. The main
ingredient needed to restock the synovial fluid is hyaluronic
acid.

You could swallow barrels of supplements, but they'll never
reach your cartilage — because cartilage has no blood
supply. It get's everything from your synovial fluid.

You can get a free report on joint health through this site:

http://www.naturalhealthreference.com/natural-cures/joint-pain-relief-natural-supplement/

Hope this helps.

Answer by Louise L
it is a shotgun type homeopathic remedy and most likely works.

OR you can get a repertory for homeopathic remedies, you can find these on line.

But you need to ideal match the type of pain with the remedy.

For instance pain gets superior after walking a bit is Rhus tox (notice he has that in his formula) but if you have pain on each step then Bryonia is the superior remedy. Both in 30C works fine, take only again when pain comes back.

The advantages I find using a remedy bottle is that I save on pellets, there is less chance of aggravations, and I can adjust for the sensitivity of the patient.

The way I make a remedy bottle is using a dropper bottle from health food store or pharmacy and fill it halfway up with distilled water. Then add 1/4 vodka. I then add one to three pills (pellets) of my chosen remedy and succuss 30 to 100 times (hit on the heal of my hand) (less often with a being with low vitality and more often with a vigorous one) then the dose is one drop. I hit the heal of my hand a couple of times between each dose (this is to prevent aggravations of giving exactly the same dose each time). IF very sensitive even less succussions are done.

If given for pain for instance you give the next dose when the pain starts to come back.
30C lasts usually 2 hours on average but if the pain level is high repeat much more often (as long as the pain goes down even for 5 minutes. If given for pain for instance you give the next dose when the pain starts to come back.
30C lasts usually 2 hours on average and the 200C about 4 hours (but you dose only when the pain comes back so it is an individual thing so it could be more often or less)

Instructions for pain.
If given for pain for instance you give the next dose when the pain begin to come back. 30C lasts usually 2 hours on average. BUT if trauma is great the body will tell you when the next dose is needed. I do no dose if there is no pain only when the pain begin to come back. A 30C lasts usually 2 hours on average and the 200C about 4 hours (but you dose only when the pain comes back so it is an individual thing so it could be more often or less)

If a 30C is not lasting long enough getting a higher 200C is advisable. IF there is no relief with an acute problem in 15 minutes it is the wrong remedy. Try another one.

This last part is why I advocate the Australian Bush Flower Essences Emergency Essence with Bottlebrush as it deals with all kinds of pains but for burns I would add Mulla-Mulla

I advocate the book Australian Bush Flower Healing by Ian White I has a very good repertory for use of the ABFE

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