Side effects of emu oil

Emu oil is a common necessity in the lives of ordinary people in Nordic countries. Emu oil is a substance extracted from emus and has been used by people in Nordic countries 40,000 years ago. Emu is a very common animal. People have found that emu meat is rich in nutrients and medicinal value, and emu oil is very popular among people in many countries. So what are the side effects of emu oil?

Emu oil is the national bird of Australia and one of the most primitive bird species. It is rich in oleic acid, linoleic fatty acids, vitamin E, vitamin A, OMEGA-3, OMEGA-6 and other natural ingredients. Emu oil is also known as liquid gold, priced at 11,000 yuan per kilogram! It has a 100-year history in Nordic countries and is a necessity in people's daily life.

Emu Oil Value:

1. Emu oil has strong cold resistance;

2. Emu oil has a good self-healing ability for joints

3. It has an optimal fatty acid composition ratio and is called by medical experts around the world as the most suitable substance for human absorption among the substances discovered so far. It is a pure natural substance that plays an important role in lowering cholesterol and triglycerides in human blood, restructuring human fat structure, and protecting human cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems.

4. The analgesic effect of emu oil is faster than that of painkillers. It can achieve the effect of analgesia and anti-inflammation in as fast as 10 minutes, and as slow as 30 minutes. For bone diseases, regardless of the length of the disease, the treatment effect is 100%

Emu Oil Features:

1. Active biological agents: Emu oil is quickly made at minus 196 degrees Celsius within 8 hours to ensure its activity. Therefore, when storing emu oil, it should be refrigerated in the refrigerator for better results.

2. High permeability: It can penetrate 3-5cm every 15 seconds and can quickly penetrate into damaged tissue cells in the human body.

Emu Oil Benefits:

1. Anti-inflammatory and analgesic: Emu oil is used for aseptic inflammation (aseptic inflammation is characterized by cellular congestion and swelling, which compresses the peripheral nerves and causes pain. The use of emu oil can eliminate inflammation and make congestion disappear); aseptic inflammation, such as: rhinitis, sinusitis, otitis media, mumps, dry eyes, sore eyes, tearing eyes, pseudomyopia, bronchitis, asthma, headache, migraine, etc.; and aseptic bone diseases, such as: periarthritis of the shoulder, cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, leg and ankle sprains, etc.).

2. Unblock meridians and eliminate rheumatism: Emu oil has a good anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect on rheumatism, unblocks meridians and eliminates rheumatism.

3. Repair and regeneration: Emu oil has a good repair and regeneration function.

In addition: For superficial gastritis, gastric ulcer, etc., you can use a toothpick to pick up a little emu oil and drink it with water; for oral ulcers, you can apply a little emu oil to promote cell healing and regeneration.

Emu Oil Applications:

1. Osteoarthritis: such as (cervical vertebra, thoracic vertebra, lumbar vertebra, periarthritis of shoulder, knee arthritis, ankle arthritis)

2. Cartilage tissue: such as (periarthritis of shoulder, sprain, etc.)

3. Rheumatism

4. Chronic inflammation: All inflammations are caused by abnormal cells. Acute inflammation is caused by infection with pathogens and bacteria; chronic inflammation is caused by congestion, edema, and hyperplasia after infection. Such as: (chronic pharyngitis, chronic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, breast hyperplasia, prostate hyperplasia, prostate hyperplasia, etc.), the use of emu oil can treat some of them fundamentally, and at the very least can play a relieving role.

5. Others: scar repair, burns, scalds

6. Health care: Emu oil has a good effect on activating the nervous system. Bed-wetting (rub from the back of the head to the coccyx), ovary maintenance (rub in the groin), kidney protection (rub in the kidney area for men).