Back in Action Herb Drops | Facts & Instructions
Support for Sore Muscles, Tendons & Joints
Back in Action combines 23 herbs traditionally used to ease soreness and promote healing of muscles, joints, and tendons inflamed by overwork and injury. The formula was first developed by the "Kung Fu" monks of the Shaolin Temple, who used it to assist recovery from martial arts training and combat. Back in Action updates their formula to emphasize turmeric and corydalis, two herbs which research suggests may provide effective relief of temporary pain and inflammation.*
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Indications
Use Back in Action to support your body's response to occasional muscle soreness, joint inflammation, and soft tissue pain due to physical activity, injury, or exercise. Take before and after deep tissue massage, especially when massage is indicated due to injury.* -
Recommended Use
Shake well and take 20 drops (1 mL) or half a dropper full per 50 pounds of body weight by mouth two to three times per day, or as directed by your healthcare professional. For fastest results, hold under the tongue for a minute before swallowing. If taste is too strong, dilute first in a small amount of room temperature water or other liquid. For those sensitive to alcohol, place drops in heated water and allow to cool; most of the alcohol will evaporate.Alternate Dosages & Frequency
If satisfactory results are not achieved in five days at the recommended serving size, increase the frequency to a maximum of four times per day before increasing the dose. Do not exceed 40 drops (2 mL) per 50 pounds of body weight for adults and 20 drops (1 mL) per 50 pounds for children under 12. Not for use by pregnant or nursing women or by children under age three. -
Ingredients
Chinese angelica (root), Garden balsam (leaf), Safflower (flower), Red peony (root), Loranthus (whole herb), Corydalis yanhusuo (rhizome), Astragalus (root), Peach (kernel), Bai-zhu atractylodes (rhizome), Chinese quince (fruit), Sichuan lovage (root), Mulberry (twig), Sappan (wood), Elk horn (shed antler), Myrrh (resin), Olibanum (resin), Fragrant angelica (root), Sichuan dipsacus (root), Psoralea (fruit), Pseudostellaria (root), Costus (root), Turmeric (tuber), Cinnamon (twig)Other Ingredients
Filtered water, ethyl alcohol from sugarcane (less than 17% by packaged volume), USP pharmaceutical grade vegetable glycerin -
Cautions & Contraindications
It’s important to use Back in Action as intended to promote maximum health. In addition to the General Cautions for All Formulas section, please follow these guidelines:- Do not combine with blood thinning drugs.
- Monitor for bleeding or excessive bruising and discontinue if either occur.
- After traumatic injury, always seek a professional medical evaluation to rule out bone fractures and other serious conditions before taking Back in Action.
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