August 17, 2018
Agony. Such is the experience of people experiencing great muscle pain. The best muscle pain relief cream they’ve been able to find has barely scratched the surface of alleviating their misery. Does that sound like you? Are you left wondering what really is the best joint and muscle pain relief cream?
In this article, I’m going to try and lay out what the best muscle pain relief cream should really look like. Much of what’s on the market is sorely lacking in addressing muscle soreness properly, and that leaves you, the one in pain, to suffer even more.
The Best Muscle Pain Relief Cream – What We Look For [Guide]
In this article:
- Treat the Problem, Not the Pain
- Why the Best Muscle Relief Cream Might Not Be Right for You
- Reconsidering the Best Cream for Muscle Pain
- A Natural Muscle Pain Relief Cream for You
- Mother Nature’s Magic Mixture
Treat the Problem, Not the Pain
Many of these muscle pain relief creams are only equipped to treat the pain. This is true of prescription pain cream especially. They use things like salicylates and capsaicin to combat the pain.
Why the Best Muscle Relief Cream Might Not Be Right for You
Salicylates are part of the same secret sauce that gives aspirin its magic. Unfortunately, there are many people who are extremely sensitive to salicylates and won’t be able to use these creams. This is the source of a wide variety of allergic reactions, including even the deadly anaphylactic shock.
It gets worse:
Your over the counter muscle pain relief cream is likely to contain NSAIDs, also known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. You may know them as ibuprofen or naproxen. Unfortunately, NSAIDs have some unsettling and significant side effects like gastrointestinal bleeding, kidney failure, stomach ulcers, heart attacks, and strokes.
Reconsidering the Best Cream for Muscle Pain
Why do people use these creams?
For one, these side effects are more prominent the older you are. So, those fearless whippersnappers are fully embracing these products because #YouOnlyLiveOnce. Now, there are studies suggesting that topical NSAID creams present far lower risks than the orally consumed NSAIDs. However, more research is needed for it to be conclusive.
Here’s the deal:
All of these products suffer from the same flawed approach (besides the horrible side effects): they treat the pain symptoms instead of working to help correct the problem. These are what we call “topical analgesics” – aka painkillers.
A Natural Muscle Pain Relief Cream for You
What do we really need?
How about the best muscle pain relief cream? Something that works to correct the underlying problem without all these risky side effects? While we’re at it, let’s make it all natural.
Does something like that exist?
Mother Nature’s Magic Mixture
This is where Puriya steps onto the scene. Their Ultra Relief Cream comes with specially distilled MSM, also known as plant sulfur, made as pure as can be. Not only does it help to relieve pain and rejuvenate cells, but it also paves the way for the beautiful amalgamation of other ingredients to work their own special brand of magic.
How does it do that?
It improves the skin’s ability to absorb the other helpful ingredients in the Ultra Relief Cream, opening the door for stuff like menthol, essential oils, vitamins, plant extract and patented organic plant acids.
This is muscle relief at 120 mph!
Because of the arcane awesomeness of Puriya’s patented MSM, their product works with incredible speed, providing relief and healing faster than anything else on the market.
Here’s a video from Amy Jenkins reviewing our Ultra Relief Cream:
This is the relief you’re looking for. It’s nature’s gift to you – free of the harmful side effects from dangerous pharmaceuticals – free of common allergens and drugs that hurt sensitive skin. This is Puriya. Why not give it a shot?
Have you tried the best pain relief cream from Puriya yet? Let us know about your experience in the comments section.
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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on April 08, 2017. It has been updated for accuracy and relevancy.