Complete Tissue & Bone Ointment

Product Description

Dr. John R. Christopher’s Complete Tissue & Bone formula (formerly known as Bone, Flesh & Cartilage) is a active herbal remedy specially formulated to bring pain relief and aid healing from injuries, inflammed skin, cartilage troubles, strains and muscle soreness, bone, teeth and gum health.

The ingredients in this remedy have been used for ages by natural healers for various ailments such as acne, bruising, hemorrhoids and to regrow hair and skin, and help connective tissue be fit.

The effects of massaging the Complete Tissue & Bone remedy help the body to repair after excessive exertion, severe bruising and muscle sprains.

This is a natural, nothing artificial, product that is derived from the finest of whole foods that are free of chemicals, antibiotics and hormones. It contains the needed mechanisms for your body to rehabilitate after strains and wounds.

The way that Dr. Christopher’s Complete Tissue and Bone Formula works is by helping the body to renew itself and to help restore healing agents in the body. This formula does this by containing essential oils like extra virgin olive and wheat germ oils, root extracts from nature such as white oak bark, comfrey, marshmallow and gravel roots, black walnut and mullein leaves, lobelia, skullcap and wormwood herbs and natural and potent beeswax. It helps to reduce inflammation and pain and speed healing to affected areas.

Dr. John Christopher’s organic herbal formula is also known as Bone, Flesh and Cartilage, BF&C, BF and C or Regenerative Formula. External Use Only.

Olive oil, especially “extra-virgin” or “virgin”, is a monosaturated fat instead of the unhealthy saturated fat that is a health risk. Researchers are discovering its excellent health benefits, including heart disease, atherosclerosis , diabetes, breast and colon cancer and asthma. Excellent health benefits, including heart disease, atherosclerosis, diabetes, breast and colon cancerand asthma.

Wheat germ oil is historically used for both healing and cosmetic purposes, including reducing scars and stretch marks; healing damaged and dry skin ; slowing the effects of aging; healing sunburns, eczema, and psoriasis . Wheat germ oil is also used for treating muscle fatigue after strenuous workouts.

White oak bark is used to treat skin sores, gallstones, fever, goiter, varicose veins, bladder disorders, hemorrhoids, kidney stones, PMS. Used by Native Americans for hundred of years, white oak bark has historically been used for wound and intestinal problem treatment. From ancient times, the oak bark was used as a bath additive and protected from bacterial and viral infections. Among other applications, white oak bark can be used to treat diarrhea, passive hemorrhages, chronic mucous discharges and heal sore throat. Being a good source of tannin, oak bark is a proven herbal remedy for gangrenous conditions .

Comfrey root has been used from ancient times as one of the best natural healing remedies. It is widely used for arthritis , inflamed tissues, helps reduce swelling and pain. Among other applications, comfrey root helps healing wounds, burns, and broken bones .
Marshmallow root has been used by Ancient Egyptians in a honey-sweetened confection, which is good at the treatment of sore throat. The root can also be helpful in the treatment of gastric ulcers.

The medicinal value of gravel root has long been known by Native Americans and is traditionally used to treat problems associated with kidneys and the urinary system. Among other applications, gravel root has found its uses as a herbal remedy for rheumatism, including stiff and sore muscles and joints, swollen neck, and gout.
Studies have shown that mullein leaf has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. In Turkish folk medicine, mullein has been traditionally used to relieve hemorrhoid symptoms. Mullein compresses have also been used for healing respiratory problems such as bronchitis, colds, coughs, and sore throats. According to at least one study, mullein seems to help eliminate the herpes virus. Mullein leaf is also a traditional natural remedy that soothes headaches and migraine.

For centuries, black walnut leaf has been an important ingredient in folk and traditional medicines. Romans called black walnut “Imperial Nut” because it was used to treat a wide range of ailments. Thanks to its health values, Russian healers have been using this nut since 17th century. Black walnut leaves were widely used by Native Americans to cure various skin conditions. The modern medicine uses the nut as a herbal remedy for canker sores, acne, psoriasis, jock itch, athlete’s foot, eczema, varicose ulcers. It has also found its application in anti-parasite programs and can be taken internally to treat such disorders as rheumatism, gout, and parasites.

Wormwood herb is used primarily as a natural remedy for liver, gall bladder and stomach ailments, as well as anti-parasite cure. The herb stimulates the digestive process and promotes the production of cholesterol and bilirubin. Among other applications, wormwood can be used in compresses to treat bruises and sprains. It has also found its application as an antiseptic, antispasmodic, anthelmintic, sedative, and cardiac stimulant remedy. Wormwood traditionally has been used as a herbal pain reliever for women during labor. It has also been used as an agent against tumors and cancers.

Lobelia herb, also called Indian tobacco, has been used historically by the American Indians, who smoked it for various health benefits. Lobelia is one of the greatest natural antispasmodics and can be used to reduce spasms, cramping, spinal cord injuries, convulsions, etc. It has also a relaxing effect and is reported to be useful for asthma and emphysemia, as well as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Lobelia herb is also good for the heart and stops internal and external bleeding.

Skullcap herb has traditionally been used to help with nervousness, convulsions, epilepsy, rheumatoid arthritis, migraines, insomnia, chronic pain, blood circulation, muscle cramps, and stress conditions.

Throughout the ages beeswax has been used in folk and traditional medicine. Several ancient documents, dating back to 23 AD, describe a broth made from beeswax that was used as a skin softener and a remedy for dysentery. The special wound healing properties of beeswax were widely used by the Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. Among other applications, beeswax has been used historically for treating mouth and throat infections, as well as caries, tissue regeneration, eczema, wound healing, ulcers, dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, skin fungal infection, cancer treatment and many others.