No Pain Spray is a homeopathic oral spray formulated to reduce joint and muscle pain. The spray formula is sold as "Dr. Frank's Joint and Muscle Pain Relief" and is advertised to stop pain related to arthritis, stiffness, injuries, surgery, sports, and overuse; as well as aches and pains felt in the spine, knees hips, wrists, hands, ribs, and more. The spray contains ten active homeopathic ingredients diluted one trillion times or more. No Pain Spray should only be used by individuals 15 years of age or older. Do not take this product if you are nursing or breastfeeding. Always consult your physician before use of this product.
Bryonia Alba
According to the book, Aspirin Alternatives, by Raymond Lombardi, bryonia alba is an extremely poisonous plant found in Europe. Bryonia is used to treat conditions such as body aches, gastrointestinal disorders, joint pain, sore throat, and fatigue. While bryonia alba is considered safe in homeopathic use, over-dosage can lead to bloody diarrhea, fainting, kidney irritation, paralysis, and death.
Ledum Palustre
Ledum palustre is commonly used to alleviate pain related to puncture wounds, stabs, animal bites, and some insect bites. Ledum palustre is an herb plant, also called marsh tea, and is commonly found in Europe and North America. In the book, Practical Homeopathy, by Vinto McCabe, ledum palustre is also used in the treatment of abscesses, headaches, rheumatic symptoms, and sprains.
Sulfur
Sulfur is used in homeopathic remedies for a variety of symptoms. These symptoms include itching, diarrhea, acne, abscesses, and pain. Sulfur also is useful as an antibacterial agent. Industrially, sulfur is commonly used as an organic pesticide and fungicide.
Arnica Montana
Arnica Montana use dates back to the 1500's. Europeans and Native Americans have used arnica for centuries to treat aches and pains. Taken internally, arnica may have serious side effects. The University of Maryland Medical Center website states side effects of internal use may include tremors, heart irregularities, and even death.
Rhus Toxicondendron
Rhus toxicondendron is also known as poison ivy and is most often found in the wooded areas and fields of North America. The Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine lists rhus toxicondendron as a remedy for conditions characterized by fever, swollen glands, inflammation of muscles or mucous membranes, skin conditions, or restlessness.
Ruta Graveolens
Ruta graveolens also known as rue and is native to Southern Europe and Northern Africa. The rue leaf was the inspiration for the suit of clubs in playing cards and has been used by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo to improve creativity. Rue should never be ingested by pregnant women. Modern herbalists question its safety and effectiveness. Ingesting rue can lead to photosensitivity in some individuals.
Aurum Metallicum
Aurum metallicum is an herbal remedy made from the element gold. Aurum metallicum is used most commonly used as a homeopathic aid in the treatment of depression. Nerve disorders and disorders of the heart are other conditions sometimes treated with aurum metallicum.
Calcarea Phosphorica
Calcarea phosphorica is a salt found in the blood which gives solidity to bones. Other names and abbreviations for calcarea phosphoric are Calc Phos or Ca Ph. Uses of calcarea phosphoric are to alleviate teething difficulties, slow-healing fractures, growing pains, rheumatism, and headaches.
Apis Mellifica
The active ingredient in homeopathic apis mellifica is the venom of the honeybee. Apis mellifica is believed to provide relief from sunburn, insect bites and stings. Use of apis mellifica was first discovered in Germany in 1835. In 1853, Dr. Constantine Harris published the findings of this remedy in his book, American Findings.
Rhododendron Chrysanthum
According to The Complete Homeopathy Handbook, by Miranda Castro, rhododendron chrysanthum is abundant in the Alpine regions of Siberia and is also found in other snowy and mountainous regions. Rhododendron chrysanthum is used as a homeopathic remedy for backache, headache, joint pain, and toothaches.
References
- Dr. Frank's Joint and Muscle Pain Relief: No Pain Spray [https://www.nopainspray.com/]
- "Aspirin Alternatives"; Raymond M. Lombardi; 1999
- "Practical Homeopathy"; Vinton McCabe; 2000
- The University of Maryland Medical Center: Arnica [http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/arnica-000222.htm]
- "Homeopathic Self Care"; Robert Ullman; 1998
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