Arthritis
Pro Football Healthcare Generates Arthritis Pain Relief Cream
Published in Pain and Central Nervous System Week, February 9th, 2009
During the 2005 football season, a toxin-free pain relief cream was introduced to such noted professional football players as Tom Brady, Willie McGinest and LaDainian Tomlinson. The pain cream was designed as a frequent-use anti-inflammatory for joints and muscles. The idea was to help players avoid frequent use of ibuprofen or creams containing salicylates, parabens or other toxins. In May 2007, the cream was introduced to the world as Myo-Med (www.myomed.com). Since its introduction, testimonials have been rolling in from, of all sources, arthritis sufferers touting Myo-Med's effectiveness for joint pain.
According to Myo-Med President Wayne Beckstead, the way the...
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