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Start the recuperating even before the hurting stops. Toddlers and active, growing children mean bumps, bruises, and sprains. In fact, "owie" is usually one of baby's first words. And now, "Ow-Ease" will be your first word when an accident happens.

Once you've witnessed the disappearing act of painful bruises and goose eggs and felt first-hand the relief from your own sore muscles, sports injuries, and joint pain, you'll keep Ow-Ease handy at home and on the go.

A smooth, creamy blend of beeswax and olive and coconut oils is the mellow base for a dream team of herbs and essential oils known for their anti-inflammatory, restorative abilities. The star of this team is wildcrafted arnica, famous for erasing bruises and swelling with record-breaking speed.

Bruises are caused by broken capillaries leaking blood into surrounding tissues. You've seen them go from black to blue to green to yellow as they gradually heal during the course of a few weeks. You can cut that time in half by rubbing Ow-Ease on the area as soon as possible after a bruise-causing injury -- from a little bump, to a sprained ankle, to a broken bone. Amazing arnica will get to work immediately, stimulating and increasing the action of white blood cells whose job is to digest congested blood. Arnica also reabsorbs trapped fluids from bruised tissues, helping to quickly take down the swelling and pain.

Arnica, a yellow, daisy-like, alpine flower, has a long history of folk medicine use in Russia and the Swiss Alps. But it's a very strong herb and is not safe for internal use—orally or on broken skin -- except in very diluted homeopathic dosages administered by a knowledgeable physician.

Other owie-easing components of Ow-Ease include:

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