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Deep Penetrating EMU OIL!
The benefits of the fatty acids found in Emu Oil are not limited to their deep penetrating ability. Oleic acid is also known to serve as a local anti-inflammatory. Additionally, linolenic acid, the second most abundant fatty acid in Emu Oil, has been shown to ease muscle and joint discomfort.
So, since oleic acid is a great natural anti-inflammatory and emu oil penetrates the skin so well, the main active ingredients that makes emu oil so effective is oleic acid and linolenic acid.
Emu Oil Has Two Primary Characteristics That Make It So Effective
1). Emu
Oil is a naturally powerful "transdermal carrier" which means that it penetrates
the skin with great efficiency.
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Secondly, it has natural anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal,
healing, moisturizing and non-comedogenic (will not clog pores) properties.
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when the immune system begins to attack the body, causing a chronic inflammation of the joints. In this disease, the thin membrane surrounding the joint becomes inflamed and swollen. This in turn leads to inflammation of other parts of the affected joint. Eventually the bones weaken and in severe cases the tissue may eventually be destroyed. Rheumatoid arthritis can occur in any joint, but is most common in the small joints of the hands and feet, such as fingers and toes.
The most common treatments for these diseases are NSAIDs, Nonsteroidal anti- inflammatory drugs. NSAID's treat the symptoms, but do nothing to cure the disease. They are useful in relieving discomfort, but research done at Stanford University's Department of Medicine indicates they may have long-term, negative impact on the patient. The most frequent and severe side effect is the gastric problems in the stomach and digestive system. This results in more medication being used to relieve those symptoms. A vicious circle ensues of ingesting NSAID's and then more medicine to combat the side effects of the NSAID's.
Reprinted with permission from Emu's Zine
There are over a hundred different disorders that can affect the joint. The two most common are deteriorating joint disease, aka osteoarthritis, and inflamed joint disease, a-k-a rheumatoid arthritis.
Osteoarthritis is a condition wherein the cartilage lining a joint begins to deteriorate, allowing the bones to rub together. Movement becomes painful and restricted, which in turn can result in the gradual wasting away of unused muscles. Osteoarthritis usually affects the larger, weight-bearing joints such as the hips, knees and spine, but can occur in other joints as well.
Is there a way to break out of this circle? Maybe.
A growing number of North Americans, including professional sports teams, chiropractors and massage therapists, report excellent results from emu oil and emu oil based sports/arthritis rubs in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
While emu oil is currently being sold on anecdotal properties, there is clinical evidence that it contains a high level of linolenic acid, a substance known to temporarily ease the discomfort of muscle and joint pain. In 1995, Dr. Thom Leahey of the Arthritis Clinic in Ardmore, Oklahoma, did a 2 week study on hands afflicted with arthritis. The results indicated that emu oil may substantially reduce the pain caused by arthritis. Dr. Leahey theorizes that the oil may be more beneficial to those suffering from the early stages of the disease, before the cartilage is destroyed completely.
What Doctors Say
Dr. Peter Ghosh, Director of Research, Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital, relates that laboratory experiments have consistently confirmed the therapeutic value of emu oil for arthritis sufferers. "This is not witchcraft. These findings are supported by scientific evidence," Ghosh said."It offers the best relief ever for victims of this crippling disease."
Another
Australian, Dr. G. R. Hobday
(Emu Oil - A Clinical Appraisal of this Natural and Long Used Product)
culminates a 10 year clinical study by reporting that emu oil usage results in
"reduced pain, swelling, and stiffness most evident where the joint is close to
the skin surface, such as hands, feet, knees and elbows."
The report about emu
oil goes on to say that there is "Significant benefit to
recent bruising and muscle pain where injury is relatively superficial."
Emu Oil Dosage Info
It should be noted that pain levels vary from one person to another. Add this to the variation in emu oil absorption due to skin types, and determining dosage is not always easy. A general rule is that you should apply the oil three to four times a day for three months. If at the end of that time you feel it is not beneficial, discontinue use.
Please remember that this information is not meant to substitute for a consultation with your physician, or another health care professional. Speak with your doctor if you have questions about primary care, or about any medical problem.
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All Emu Oil Is Not Alike You'll see emu oil terms like "Triple-Refined" - "Organically Refined" - "Pharmaceutical Grade" - "Molecularly Distilled" or "Cosmetic Grade" among others. Don't become confused by clever terms that are made as a marketing ploy.We (at EmuOilDepot.com) have been personally involved in the refining of hundreds of gallons of emu oil and there really is no stopping point in the refining process that will yield different grades of oil. The refining process is totally closed and inline from start to finish.
After normal
refining with no harsh chemicals, emu oil should be lab-tested to insure it meets or exceeds the
American Emu Association (AEA) oil standards.
Oil that is lab tested and meets these standards is grade A
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