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Tiger Balm

Tiger Balm. Maria N. Corradin May 14th, 2012 5 th Hour. How is it made?. Tiger balm is made simply by combining the ingredients & adding them to Petroleum jelly . . What is it made of?. Menthol. Camphor. Cassia Oil. Nitric Acid. What is it made of?. Dementholised Mint Oil. Limonene.

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Tiger Balm

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  1. Tiger Balm Maria N. Corradin May 14th, 2012 5th Hour

  2. How is it made? Tiger balm is made simply by combining the ingredients & adding them to Petroleum jelly.

  3. What is it made of? Menthol Camphor Cassia Oil Nitric Acid

  4. What is it made of? Dementholised Mint Oil Limonene Alpha Pinene Beta Pinene Methyl Acetate Pulegone

  5. What is it made of? Linalool Cajuput Oil Beta Pinene Limonene Alpha Pinene Mycrene p-cymene Y-terpinene Terpinolene Terpinen-4-ol A-Terpinene 1 8-cineole A-terpineol

  6. What is it made of? Clove Bud Oil Biflorin Myricetin Glucopyranoside 5 7-dihydroxy Gallic Acid Ellagic Acid Rhamnocitrin Kaempferol Oleanolic Acid

  7. What is it made of? http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS3cVu_5VTclcrJ28H2TujKjv6tpwS-ymBYu-7o5qKEtkaa7QPJ

  8. How does it work? When Tiger Balm is applied to the skin, the rubefacient & analgesic properties provide symptomatic relief from the pain & discomfort associated with muscular aches & pain of muscle & joints, arthritis, rheumatism & backaches. The active ingredient in camphor & the essential oils in tiger balm dilate the peripheral blood vessels & bring blood closer to the skin's surface. This produces increased circulation & warmth. The increased blood flow speeds up the healing process. This also increases the temperature of the skin & the sensation of warmth serves as a distraction from the pain. The local analgesic effect reduces the sensation of pain. http://www.alternativehealth.com.au/Product/tiger_balm.htm

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