Can I get Instructions for use on back pain ? How to apply onto skin ?
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I would have to say it totally depends on the exact location and cause of the pain. I've ordered several bottles of this but do not use it for pain. I can only recommend you do some research on oils yourself and perhaps consult with an expert but this might be better suited for pain than this is, it just depends. Pain Aid Synergy (For Joint Pain Like Arthritis). Essential Oil Blend. 10 Ml (1/3 Oz). 100% Pure, Undiluted, Therapeutic Grade. (Blend Of: Peppermint, Clove Bud, Bay Laurel, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Ginger, German Chamomile, Juniper and Thyme) I would have to say it totally depends on the exact location and cause of the pain. I've ordered several bottles of this but do not use it for pain. I can only recommend you do some research on oils yourself and perhaps consult with an expert but this might be better suited for pain than this is, it just depends. Pain Aid Synergy (For Joint Pain Like Arthritis). Essential Oil Blend. 10 Ml (1/3 Oz). 100% Pure, Undiluted, Therapeutic Grade. (Blend Of: Peppermint, Clove Bud, Bay Laurel, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Ginger, German Chamomile,... » Read More I would have to say it totally depends on the exact location and cause of the pain. I've ordered several bottles of this but do not use it for pain. I can only recommend you do some research on oils yourself and perhaps consult with an expert but this might be better suited for pain than this is, it just depends. Pain Aid Synergy (For Joint Pain Like Arthritis). Essential Oil Blend. 10 Ml (1/3 Oz). 100% Pure, Undiluted, Therapeutic Grade. (Blend Of: Peppermint, Clove Bud, Bay Laurel, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Ginger, German Chamomile, Juniper and Thyme) « Show Less
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I have never used it for back pain; I put a few drops(2-4) in a foot bath, and soak my feet in warm water, while it vibrates. All the answers I have read sound good to me; In massaging it into your skin, a couple of drops in an oil, I prefer almond oil, myself, but I'm sure any other solution could be good as well. As one has suggested, trial and error is the only way one can tell if it fits one's specific need.
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I would have to say it totally depends on the exact location and cause of the pain. I've ordered several bottles of this but do not use it for pain. I can only recommend you do some research on oils yourself and perhaps consult with an expert but this might be better suited for pain than this is, it just depends. http://www.amazon.com/Synergy-Arthritis-Essential-Undiluted-Therapeutic/dp/B006OR99U0?tag=t601000000-20
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I haven't used Frankencense oil for back pain. If you want to try it, mix with a little olive oil.
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Since the back is a large area, I would dilute the Frankincense Oil by adding 4-12 drops per handful of olive oil. Massage thoroughly into the area. Dilute less for stronger effect (although some people have skin that is sensitive to direct essential oil contact). Try different dilutions until you find the one that is both effective and non-irritating to the skin. Apply nightly or prior to when back pain occurs.
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I am not sure how it is used for back pain, however, you must mix the essential oil with a carrier oil in order to apply to skin. I used coconut oil. I would just google back pain and essential oils for ideas....
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Yes it will work. Its more of a preventative care product. I haven't needed it for serious back pain. So I can only say that it works to keep me extended and relief from minor pain. Hope this helps
1917917
You rub the lamp portion on your skin directly to the affected area. Great for back aches, tennis elbo, bursitis, etc. 5 to 10 minutes several times a week works for me.
1756574
Probably not your best tool - look up "pant assist". I'd also try some multifidus strengthening exercises for your back (check out the book Treat Your Own Spinal Stenosis). Research is now finding that people with back pain have really weak multifidus muscles. Good luck!
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I tried it on my back a couple of nights. I laid on the floor one night and used my feet to move up and down with sick in my spine. It was a lot of trouble. I tried it on the bed and that was worse. I ended up using my happy massage that you can buy from Amazon. I recommend that for your back and neck. This one was just too hard to work with for your back. It works great for your feet.
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Just don't put any lotion on your back and make sure you put the plastic cover on. It all depends how often you use it. Mine I would use usually once a day and they lasted over 3 months. I like the long one for back pain much better than the squares.
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Hi,We wanted to try it on aches and pains.....my husband hurt his back in Viet Nam, and a lot of times his meds don't help much. This helps a little, but we have to be careful because too much of it burns.
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Yes you can use it on your back. I have used it on almost every part of my body. Lots of scares. The body takes longer to peel and heal than your face though. It takes anywhere from 3-6 weeks for the peeling to finish depending on how much of a peel you do.
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I use the back magic twice a day. I use the first level (there are 3 levels). I use it not only to stretch my lower back but also to stretch my thoracic (middle to upper back) due to stress or long sitting at work. Use a pillow for your head when you are using it in level's higher than 1 one or when you're doing the thoracic stretch. Roll off the product when you're done.
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Hello, Instructions are inside the package when you receive the derma roller, on the confirmation email and also at our website dermarollerqmd or search for QMD-Rollers where you will find many instructional videos and recommendations. Regards
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I wouldn't see why it would not work. The foam applicator is closed cell and doesn't absorb the lotion. The applicator does take awhile rub in the lotion. More that a hand. The foam pad is about 3"x4". If you're trying to do small spots, you may find it difficult to use and might want to look for a small applicator. If you're doing your whole back, you'll be fine.
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There are so many ways to use the thing and I'm always amazed that it has no instructions with it. Momentum 98 has a lot of "how to use" on their product page. We all had to figure it out by trial and error. Take a look. It's a massage supply store in Columbus, Ohio.
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You can apply in a roller bottle directly to the skin. Or just a drop from original bottle. Some directions on the product.
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Not too much, im 5ft and about 105lbs. I usually put three sprays on the hand mit for my face/neck, about 6 for each arm and about 5 for thighs and butt and 5 for calves and feet. My back is prob where i use the most. It may not seem very dark at first but do it at night before you go to sleep for best results and wake up with a perfect, dark tan.
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There are a million videos on line that provide easy tutorials for how to use a roller for every body part. Just watch the videos on youtube.com while on the floor with the roller. Also, note, never roll directly on your lower back as this can hurt the spine. There are many many other ways to work your lower back without actually pressing your lower back to a roller. Enjoy... you will get the hang of it.
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Hello, Mama! I've never tried this. The bottle isn't really that large. The best thing ever for back pain is OHC Chinese Massage Oil. If you use it after a hard work out - like pulling weeds or heavy lifting - you won't have pain the next day. http://www.amazon.com/Ohc-Chinese-Massage-Oil/dp/B00CWHTGHC/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1371158637&sr;=1-1-catcorr&keywords;=ohc+chinese+massage+oil
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Wrist, behind ears, neck.... If it's topical for pain (like back pain or foot pain) you would apply directly to the area.