Listed below are some of the ingredients that make Therapalm so effective.
What is it? Jojoba oil is a liquid wax from the seeds of the jojoba shrub, native to the deserts of the U.S. and Mexico. It has been used it for centuries for skin and hair care.
What does it do? It mimics the skin’s natural oils, providing light, non-greasy hydration. It helps balance oil production, reduce irritation, and improve skin softness.
Does it interfere with other drugs? There are no known drug interactions when applied topically.
Why do people like it? It’s gentle, absorbs quickly, and works well for nearly all skin types without clogging pores.
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What is it? Palmitoylethanolamide (let’s call it PEA!) was discovered by a famous neuroscientist in 1957. It has been used for nerve pain and flu symptoms for almost 50 years in Europe. In the US, doctors are only just beginning to learn more about it.
What does it do? It works in our body as a messenger in cells to reduce pain and inflammation. Small amounts are produced in our body.
Does it contain marijuana (THC and CBD)? NO!
Are there any side effects? There should be no side effects at all.
Does it interfere with any other drugs I might be taking? It can affect some prescription drugs. If you are taking some blood thinners such as warfarin (Coumadin), you should tell your provider. PEA may affect cancer drugs, so you should discuss this with your provider.
Why do people like it? People like the fact that works fast, is safe, and it does not cloud your thinking like THC and some other oral prescription drugs like gabapentin and pregabalin that are often prescribed for nerve pain. PEA has multiple actions to reduce pain and inflammation.
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What is it? Kokum butter is a natural fat derived from the seeds of the Garcinia indica tree, native to India. It has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries for skin healing and moisture.
What does it do?Applied topically, it nourishes dry skin, supports the skin barrier, and may reduce inflammation or swelling. It absorbs without leaving a greasy feel.
Does it interfere with other drugs? Kokum butter is considered safe and does not interfere with medications when used on the skin.
Why do people like it? People appreciate its light texture, deep moisturizing power, and its reputation for calming sensitive or irritated skin.
What is it?
Magnesium chloride is a mineral compound made of magnesium and chlorine, often harvested from seawater or ancient salt deposits. For centuries, people have used magnesium in the form of mineral baths (like Epsom salts) to relax muscles and support wellness.
What does it do?
When applied topically, magnesium chloride may help ease sore muscles, calm cramps, and support nerve comfort. It can also promote relaxation and help the body feel restored after physical strain.
Does it interfere with other drugs?
Magnesium chloride is generally safe when applied to the skin and is not known to interact with medications. It should not be applied to broken skin, as it may cause stinging or irritation.
Why do people like it?
People appreciate its natural ability to relieve muscle tension, its relaxing effect, and the way it leaves skin feeling refreshed.
What is it? Honey is naturally made by bees from flower nectar. Used since ancient times by cultures worldwide, it has a long history in medicine and skincare.
What does it do? On the skin, honey acts as a natural humectant (locking in moisture), has antibacterial properties, and may help soothe minor irritation.
Does it interfere with other drugs? No known interactions when used topically. People with bee-related allergies should use with caution.
Why do people like it? Its natural sweetness, skin-softening qualities, and healing reputation make it a beloved ingredient in skincare.
What is it? Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honeybees. It has been used for thousands of years in candles, polishes, ointments, and balms.
What does it do? Beeswax forms a protective barrier on the skin that locks in moisture without clogging pores. It also provides mild antibacterial benefits.
Does it interfere with other drugs? No known interactions when applied topically. People allergic to bee products should use with caution.
Why do people like it? It gives lotions and balms a rich, smooth texture and helps protect and soften the skin naturally.
What is it? Sunflower lecithin is a natural substance extracted from sunflower seeds. It has been used since the early 1900s in foods, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals as a stabilizer and skin-support ingredient.
What does it do? It helps skin retain moisture, supports barrier repair, and improves absorption of other active ingredients in topical formulas.
Does it interfere with other drugs? No known interactions when applied to the skin. We have sourced our lecithin from sunflowers so that people with soy allergies may use this product.
Why do people like it? It makes creams and lotions smoother, enhances absorption, and contributes to soft, well-hydrated skin.
What is it? Eucalyptus oil comes from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree, native to Australia. Indigenous Australians have used it for centuries as a natural remedy, and it became widely adopted in Western medicine in the 19th century.
What does it do? It provides a cooling sensation, helps reduce inflammation, and has antimicrobial properties. Topically, it can help with sore muscles and a refreshing feeling on the skin.
Does it interfere with other drugs? Topical use in diluted amounts is generally safe and not known to interfere with medications. Avoid ingestion or applying near eyes and mucous membranes.
Why do people like it? Its crisp, clean scent and cooling feel make it a favorite for easing tension and refreshing the skin.
What is it? Rosemary oil is an essential oil distilled from the rosemary herb, traditionally used in Mediterranean cultures for cooking, medicine, and healing since ancient times.
What does it do? On the skin, rosemary oil may improve circulation, ease muscle and joint soreness, and provide antioxidant protection. Its herbal scent is also invigorating.
Does it interfere with other drugs? Topical use is generally safe, but those with epilepsy, high blood pressure, or women who are pregnant should check with a healthcare provider. It does not typically interfere with medications.
Why do people like it? Its warm, herbal fragrance is uplifting, and many find it soothing for sore muscles and refreshing for the senses.
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