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Dr Christopher's Valerian Nerve Extract: This formula is for relief of minor pain. This is a tincture consisting of a synergistic blend of wild lettuce and valerian. It is to be taken orally or massaged externally for relief of minor pain. It is a natural sedative, quiet and soothing to the nerves. Valerian is powerfully antispasmodic in its effect upon the system. It is gently stimulating, very soothing and quieting to the nervous system. Valerian is an effective calmative. It influences...

Dr. Christopher's Stop-AKE A synergistic blend of herbs for temporary relief of minor aches & pains. Supplement FactsServing Size: 2 Capsules Servings per container: 50 Amount per Serving: 750 mg % Daily ValueProprietary Blend:*White Willow Bark, Feverfew Herb, Clove Powder, Hops Flower, Lobelia Herb, Valerian Root, Wild Lettuce Herb & Wood Betony Herb.* Daily Value not established. Other Ingredients: Plant-derived capsule. No added Fillers or Chemicals Proudly made in the U.S.A. * This...

Dr. Christopher's Joint formula A synergistic blend of herbs for the joints. Joint discomfort is a common physical complaint many face & often making the simplest daily activities more difficult to manage. Our joints are subjected to a lot of weight through daily activities. As if that weren't enough, poorly aligned bones, weak muscles & exercise can produce even greater stress on joints. Dr. Christopher's Joint Formula consists of herbs that are rich in organic calcium that can be assimilated...

Dr. Christopher's AR-1 (Joint) formula has been used historically for arthritis/rheumatism. Joint discomfort is a common physical complaint many face & often making the simplest daily activities more difficult to manage. Our joints are subjected to a lot of weight through daily activities. As if that weren't enough, poorly aligned bones, weak muscles & exercise can produce even greater stress on joints. This combination of herbs detoxify; act as a solvent for the accepted but not assimilated...