What Gets You Motivated?
What goals and dreams keep you motivated when it gets tough? Natalie's story is so inspirational. We could all learn alot from her!
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At Real Time Pain Relief, we not only care about the quality ingredients that go into each and every one of our products – but also about the people who buy them. We hope this blog, and the articles posted on it, become a valued resource for your own personal journey to better health. We know natural products that reduce your pain at the source are important to you, and for more than 17 years, our Real Time Pain Relief rub-on has been providing fast acting, targeted pain relief with natural ingredients to thousands of satisfied customers. From the useful information on this blog to our high-quality natural products, we hope you become one of the thousands of customers telling us they “Enjoy Living Again!”
Recently, the PBR announced 
I am sure that you have heard that your diet has a major impact on improving your health and that it can even help you relieve inflammation and improve the symptoms of certain conditions like Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Chronic Pain.
Have you heard about the amazing properties of Aloe Vera? Check out our latest video to find out!
When we stress, our heart rate goes up, our blood pressure rises, our muscles tense up and contract, and our breathing becomes fast and erratic. To cause these physical reactions, our body releases hormones: Adrenaline, Norepinephrine, and Cortisol.
Well known Renaissance man and humanist, Desiderius Erasmus, is famous for his views on prevention of disease being better than the cure. Exactly how to do this seems surrounded in mystery, but everyday life presents opportunities in doing so. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (and the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey), more than 100,000 people die from unintentional 
For those suffering from chronic pain, it’s hard to find relief from medicine that doesn’t make you deal with a long list of side effects. Those who experience conditions such as arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, sciatica and other degenerative illnesses may find alternative benefits in natural ingredients for treating their painful symptoms
Those who suffer from arthritis symptoms may have great difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, and feeling rested in the morning. The inflammation and pain from arthritis can cause discomfort already, but there are many ways to help better your sleeping situation. While many feel trapped with their symptoms and feel as if there is nothing besides sleep aids and painkillers to help them fall asleep, there is still a variety of factors that can attribute in getting a good night’s rest.
Willow Bark is sometimes aptly nicknamed “nature’s aspirin.” It contains a chemical called Salicin, which works identically to everyday aspirin and can help reduce pain, but doesn’t include all of the negative side-effects that are associated with over-the-counter aspirin, NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), or similar painkillers. The horrible side-effects that people see often from normal pain reducers (like gastrointestinal or liver problems) are non-existent when ingesting willow bark. 
Many people are aware that heat and cold can be used for everyday injuries. We’ve all seen an ice pack, or someone soaking their feet in warm water. But what about those who suffer from chronic pain? Those with chronic pain and inflammation that is deep within the skin and bones are directed to use heat for their pain. Millions of people suffer from chronic, painful conditions and are always trying to find new ways to take the pain away, but most may be unaware of how to use thermotherapy to their advantage, or that there are so many different types of heat applications. Hot therapy has been around for ages, and like most good things, it has continued to improve in the way we use it. 
