Phoenix Roll On

FAQs for Phoenix Warming

Q: Can I use Phoenix Warming
Gel for a sprain?

A: Yes, Phoenix Warming Gel can be applied to the area around a sprain to
provide soothing warmth and comfort. While it is not a substitute for medical
treatment like the RICE method (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation), it may
complement these treatments by providing additional comfort.

Q: Will Phoenix Warming Gel
help with my restless legs syndrome?

A: Phoenix Warming Gel may provide temporary relief from the discomfort
associated with restless legs syndrome by offering a soothing, warming
sensation. However, it is not a cure for restless legs syndrome, and you should
discuss its use with your healthcare provider as part of your overall
management plan.

Q: Will Phoenix Warming Gel
interfere with my current treatments?

A: Phoenix Warming Gel is formulated to be a complementary addition to your
current regimen, but it’s always best to consult with your healthcare provider.

Q: How should I use the balm
to get the best results?

A: Apply a small amount to the affected areas and gently massage. Use as part
of your daily routine or whenever you seek the balm’s warming comfort.

Q: Can the balm help with
the stiffness I experience upon waking?

A: Many users find the balm’s warming properties to be a comforting start to
the day, though individual results can vary.

Q: Can I use Phoenix Warming
Gel if I have fibromyalgia?

A: Yes, Phoenix Warming Gel is designed to provide a soothing sensation, which
may be beneficial for the muscular discomfort associated with fibromyalgia.
However, always consult with your healthcare provider to ensure it fits into
your overall treatment plan.

Q: Is Phoenix Warming Gel
suitable for use with conditions like arthritis and TMJ (temporomandibular
joint disorders)?

A: Yes, the gel’s warming effect can soothe the discomfort associated with
arthritis and TMJ. Its gentle heat may help ease joint stiffness and muscular
tension around the jaw and other affected areas.

Q: How effective is Phoenix
Warming Gel for someone with Reynaud's phenomenon?

A: While Phoenix Warming Gel provides warmth, Reynaud's phenomenon requires
specific management to maintain blood flow. The balm can be used to offer
comfort, but it should not replace any medical treatments prescribed for
Reynaud's.

These FAQs aim to address
common questions we receive about the use of Phoenix Warming Gel for various conditions
and provide guidance on how it might be incorporated into a comprehensive
treatment strategy. Always consult healthcare professionals for personalized
advice.

Vegan friendly.

Phoenix Oil: 

Brassica Campestris, also known as field mustard, is a natural plant-derived ingredient commonly used in skincare and cosmetics. It is extracted from the seeds of the Brassica Campestris plant, which belongs to the Brassicaceae family. 

In skincare products, Brassica Campestris is valued for its emollient properties, which help to soften and moisturize the skin. It is rich in fatty acids, such as linoleic acid and oleic acid, which nourish and hydrate the skin, leaving it feeling smooth and supple. Additionally, Brassica Campestris contains antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that provide protective benefits and support overall skin health.

Overall, Brassica Campestris is a gentle and natural ingredient that contributes to the effectiveness and nourishing properties of skincare formulations.

Pure Essential Oils Blend (Sweet Orange, Black Pepper, Basil, Eucalyptus, Clary Sage, Marjoram, Ginger): This blend of pure essential oils offers a refreshing and aromatic experience, uplifting the senses and providing additional therapeutic benefits for the skin and mind.

Phoenix Oil:  Brassica Campestris, Pure Sweet Orange, Black Pepper, Basil, Eucalyptus, Clary sage, Marjoram, Ginger Essential Oil.