Inflammation is your body’s natural healing process. It protects you from illness and injury.

1. There Are 2 Types of Inflammation

Acute Inflammation is more severe but it does not last as long. Typically, it is fixed within 2 weeks. Your body will usually return to its normal being before the injury occurred. Symptoms are more obvious and show up quicker.

Chronic Inflammation is less severe but tends to stick around longer. On average, it is around for at least 6 weeks. There does not need to be an injury for it to occur. If there is an injury or illness, chronic inflammation does not necessarily stop when that is healed.

2. Signs of Inflammation

There are many symptoms of inflammation that often get overlooked. 

Memory Loss - This is because if the brain is inflamed, it is likely you will experience some sort of memory loss.

High Cholesterol-is another sign of inflammation. This is because the body is trying to protect the arteries from damage by producing cholesterol.

Physical Pain - Joints and muscle pain could mean your body is dealing with inflammation.

Digestion Problems - If you're experiencing digestive issues, this could mean you have inflammation in the gut.

Irritated Skin - Some visible signs that you might be dealing with inflammation would be red, itchy, flaky skin. 

3. Certain Foods Can Help Reduce Inflammation

There are certain foods that can actually help to reduce inflammation. So adding these foods to your diet may be a great start to getting you feeling better. Also, consuming less trans fat, processed foods, and sugar can improve your inflammation.

Some good anti-inflammatory foods you can add to your diet:

• mushrooms

• tomatoes

• peppers

• broccoli

• avocados

• berries

• fatty fish

4. Essential Oils Work Wonders

Tea Tree Oil and Eucalyptus Oil are known to have powerful inflammation and pain-reducing properties.

Outback Oil contains only four all-natural ingredients. It has Tea Tree Oil, Vanilla, Blue Malle Eucalyptus, and Olive Oil. It can be applied day and night, as much as needed. 

Tea Tree Oil is a potent anti-inflammatory and Vanilla opens up your blood vessels and allows the Tea Tree Oil to penetrate. The inflammation relief from the Tea Tree Oil actually gets better the more often you use it. 

Blue Malle Eucalyptus, which is the most potent strain of Eucalyptus, stands alone as a pain reliever. In fact, studies have shown that even low levels of cineole Eucalyptus can reduce inflammation. But, Blue Malle has the highest cineole content of any Eucalyptus in the world! 

Lastly, a special strain of Olive Oil is added to bind all the ingredients together. And, that’s it!

5. Topical Creams For Relief

Topical creams are used on both chronic and acute inflammation. One of the great benefits of cream is that it has fewer side effects than oral medications. Topical creams are great for people who have pain in specific body parts that they can target. 

Outback Pain Cream contains all-natural menthol 16% & all-natural camphor 6% for immediate heating and cooling, soothing relief. Plus, it contains Blue Mallee Eucalyptus, Tea Tree Oil, and Vanilla for the added benefits of long-term, natural relief. 

 

Outback Pain Cream could not be easier to use, all you need to do is put it on, rub it in, and enjoy immediate relief.