Thing is, if you go back to class and bang it again before it heals right up completely? It, uh, doesn't look better.
So this is what you get ...
Before (above)
After ...
Friday, March 02, 2012
Son of Arm Candy
I had intended to do a before and after photo on the arm candy post I put up a few days back. Show the bruise, work it for a couple days with balur, then reveal how it had healed right up, through the miracle of Javanese goop applied with vigor.
Thing is, if you go back to class and bang it again before it heals right up completely? It, uh, doesn't look better.
So this is what you get ...
Thing is, if you go back to class and bang it again before it heals right up completely? It, uh, doesn't look better.
So this is what you get ...
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I don't know what "Javanese goop" is, but after my 50 shows in 48 days getting powerbombed and backdropped, I became a firm supporter of arnica. Great for bruises, especially. Are you familiar?
Yep, arnica is one of the ingredients in balur. Stuff I use comes from Mushtaq Ali or Todd Ellner -- here's the recipe:
make my own Balur based on Mushtaq Ali Al-Ansri's (http://tracelesswarrior.blogspot.com) recipe, which he has kindly allowed us to use. The ingredients aren't secret. In fact, they are...
Anthemis Nobili chamomile flower
Rheum Sina Chinese Rhubarb root
Panax Ginseng
Hydrocotyle Asictica Gotu Cola
Smilax Indica Indian Sarasprilla
Rubia Cordifolia manjishta
Arnica Montana Arnica flower
Cnicus Benedictus blessed thistle
Boswellia Carterii frankincense
Caryophyllus Aromaticus clove
Cinnamomum Camphora camphor
Angelica Sina Dong qwi
Commiphoria Myrrha myrrh
Curcuma Longa turmeric
Hamamelis Virginiana witch hazel
Calendulla Officinalis Calendulla flower
Sanguis Draconis Dragon’s Blood
in a base of organic coconut oil
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