Thanks for the tiger balm info

Originally, I made up combination of aloe Vera & tea tree oil to use on my dogs aLlergic reaction to fleas. It's amazing how fast it works. Well, I keep it on hand and use t often.

It's pretty good at drawing the stuff out of my skin. In fact, it was using this on my legs, and watching the reaction, that made me realize there was something "wrong" with me and my skin. And started the insanity that. I Am trying to manage,

I wish someone would look at my photos and advise what they think they see, I have lots more. Even captured a silver metallic looking hexagon out of my blood and will post down the road?
I have no one to talk to about this stuff, and I'm feeling particualry isolated today.

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share my thoughts about natural remedy that has been a staple in my household for years—Tiger Balm. Whether you’re dealing with sore muscles, headaches, or even respiratory discomfort, this balm has been a lifesaver.

Originating from traditional Chinese medicine, Tiger Balm has a long history of providing relief for various aches and pains. Its unique blend of herbal ingredients, like camphor and menthol, creates a soothing, cooling sensation that works wonders on tension and discomfort.

One of the things I love most about Tiger Balm is its versatility. I use it for:

Muscle relief after a long day of work or exercise
Easing headaches by applying a small amount to my temples
Clearing sinuses during cold season with a bit under the nose
If you’re interested in learning more about traditional Chinese remedies like Tiger Balm, feel free to check out my blog where I dive deeper into acupuncture, herbal medicine, and various health remedies. I recently wrote a post about the history of Tiger Balm and its many uses.

You can visit my blog here: [www.tcm-online.blogspot.com]. I’d love to hear your thoughts or any experiences you’ve had with this amazing balm!