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Old 09-08-2013, 09:37 AM #10
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Just a note.....My mother in law gave me some WHITE FLOWER OIL that she bought in China town. I used to rub in on my husband sore muscles. I couldn't believe how good my hands felt after I did that. I have some tendon issues in my hands that get really sore. Might be worth a shot and it is cheap. I ordered more on Ebay. It comes in a small bottle with Chinese graphics on it.
I like it a lot better than most pain rubs I've tried
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