Application description of topical tocotrienolsn on joints and muscles
What is relatively new and still little known is that it is possible to relieve joint pain quite effectively via the skin. How?
For this you need an oil that is very rich in tocotrienol with accompanying oils to enhance penetration. This is applied in a small amount to the skin above the joint. The tocotrienol penetrates the skin into deep layers in a very short time (15 minutes) and reaches joints, cartilage and muscles up to 1-2 cm below.
There it develops the "strong anti-inflammatory effect" by influencing NF-kB, iNOS and COX-2, which is reflected in an immediate reduction in pain. In addition, the growth-promoting effect on bone due to the influence on the osteoclasts and osteoplasts, the healing processes should be expected.
The tocotrienols work inside the cells and the effect is only noticeable through the pain relief. It is not associated with strong heat development or strong smells, as would be expected from conventional "rubs" or massage oils.
Dosage: One drop (0.07 g) of the oil described contains approx. 17 mg of tocotrienol and tocopherol. This is enough for a skin surface of approx. 5 x 5 cm, applied to the skin without leaving any residue. For a stronger effect, no more material should be chosen after repeated application, namely after the previous application has completely worn off.
For a stronger effect, more material should not be used, but it should be used more often.
In many cases, painful joints can be soothed with just one application per day. The best way to increase the effect is to use it several times a day, for example in the morning and evening. The vitamin moves quickly into the skin, but slowly dilutes into the body within a few minutes. This thinning can best be counteracted by repeating after 12 stands.
Side effects from the tocotrienols are not to be feared, as the upper limit of 300mg for vitamin E can hardly be reached even with repeated use of 17 mg. The application can also be permanent.
The application can be combined with conventional painkillers.
Description of the joint oil used:
Experience has shown this is an oil with "20% tocotrienol" optimally works. This can be produced with the liquid T3 raw material, together with the oil that penetrates the skin well (sesame oil, apricot oil, olive oil). The raw materials are usually combined with strong orange-coloured carotenes. The carotenes can be easily washed off the skin, but are difficult to remove from textiles. There are also colour-reduced raw materials.
Such oils are already available mixed on the market. These are not medications, the effect is based exclusively on the antioxidant and vitamin effect of the tocotrienols.
The whole process is described by patent DE102012020542A1 (Local NF-kB modulation by topical tocotrienol), supplemented by DE202009006461U1.