"As a busy Osteopathic Physician I would sometimes feel forearm pain and soreness after a long day or a long week of osteopathic manipulation.  I tried several of the over-the-counter and prescription strength pain relievers, both topical and oral, but I didn't feel much relief.  After a particularly strenuous month - I was icing my arms daily.  That's when my then Office Manager, Brenda Syverson, used me as a test client for her new UrtiCARE solution.  The relief I felt was immediate.   A couple of applications later I was on my feet again!  This product works better and is less toxic than any product (internal or topical) that I can prescribe. I have been using her product ever since and have suggested it to many of my patients with musculoskeletal pain and strains.  They have appreciated the non-toxic, sustained relief also.  Thank you Brenda!"

- Dr. Kate McCaffrey, DO/NMM
   Osteopathic Physician/ Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine Specialist

Stinging Nettle, Urtica dioica Antihistamine and anti-inflammatory Nettle works to increase circulation to flush out toxins, relieve the body’s inflammatory response and increase healing with essential vitamins and minerals. Feared for its sting by many, prized for its sting by others, Native Americans were known to flog themselves with fresh nettles to relieve arthritis, rheumatism, and other pains. Don’t worry, prepared in this manner it doesn’t sting!

Nettle is high is vitamins and minerals and makes a nutritious pot herb. Be sure to cook it thoroughly to de-activate the sting. Fresh tops are even great pickled – be sure to wear your gloves!

Plantian, Plantago lanceolata, Tonifying and healing, Plantain contains a high amount of mucilage (gummy substance) that is cooling and adds stability to weakened tissues. Historically it has been used in a wide assortment of preparations for both internal and external wounds.

For external use only.