Our blend of amazing essential oils will ease nerve pain (in as little a one week with suggested use) and is known and can even reverse nerve damage.
Apply 2-4 drops into effected area(s) every morning and before bed. Very safe and can be use as often as needed. Several of our customers are now off prescription drugs. Results will vary with each individual and their conditions.
​DO NOT stop taking any prescription medicine. When you start to see results, we do encourage you to speak to you doctor about your progress and if weaning off your drugs​ is possible.
​Every persons condition is different. Your lifestyle, diet and commitment to the using our oil will encourage wellness, however it is not guaranteed to cure any condition.
Helichrysum Essential Oil is powerful and the price is out of reach for most people. I make this oil for a minimal fee to honor my mother and all who suffered from Neuropathy & Nerve Damage​
My mother (80 y.o.) has tried SO MANY therapies from 'natural' to heavy-hitting Rx drugs...at first she thought they might help, only to have them fail after a couple of weeks. So far, Mom has been getting some relief using your Neuropathy Oil. This has enabled her to get 6 hours of sleep a night, which is far better than most nights.
I appreciate you disclosing the ingredients so that I could double check them for safety. I was familiar with all of them except for the helichyrsum oil, which I checked on Health Canada's Natural Product Ingredient Database.
Hi Candy, Loved visiting your shop and now I have to re-order. Love the products. By the way the essential oils for my mother's neuropathy are letting her get much needed rest! Love you for helping her! Happy Mother's Day
Anonymous, 13 Dec 2010Yep, N8 video looks blury, even the C6-01 video is a lot better. Check it out. Maybe there was... morewell N8 dont have led flash for video . N8 videos suck same as Nokia suck .
Yep, N8 video looks blury, even the C6-01 video is a lot better. Check it out. Maybe there was a problem with the recording, or maybe not. lol
What's with the N8 video? It looks blurry. There are videos on youtube, shooted with the N8 that are amazing in quality, better than any other phone!
GSMARENA what you guys need is major overhaul of your UI. Please work on that ASAP. May be then you can introduce a API where you can plugin such apps in the future.
The camera key on the other side is comfortable enough, making a satisfying click, each time it is pressed. The volume rocker doesn't make any noises but is equally pleasant to use.
The power key may be a bit too small to our liking but you'll probably end up using that quite rarely anyway. The microUSB slot and the 3.5mm jack, which share the N86 8MP top with it, aren't protected at all from the daily dirt and grime - especially if you carry your phone around in your pocket.
The Nokia N86 8MP back side is easily our favorite part of the handset due to the sleek looks of the plastic used - think N97 style. It hosts the 8MP wide-angle camera and the dual-LED flash, hidden under a small protective cover.
The active kickstand is there around the camera and by default it starts the image gallery when you flip it open. We would rather fancy watching videos with the phone on its kickstand, so Nokia have added an option to customize its behavior to suite the individual needs.
Under the hood lays the 1200 mAh Li-Ion battery, which sounds quite decent on paper. Nokia quote it to last for up to 312 hours of stand-by and 6 hours and 18 minutes of talk time in 2G network, while using 3G should give you up to 264 hours of stand-by and 3 hours and 54 minutes of talk time. Unfortunately, we cannot publish any real-life figures - we'll probably leave that for the upcoming detailed review next week.
The slider mechanism seems finely tuned with the effort required to put it in motion just about perfect. It gives away a satisfying click every time it locks in one of the three positions. The rest of the build quality also seems pretty fine at first sight, making the phone a joy to handle even with a hefty weight like that.
So at first glance the Nokia N86 8MP is not that fun to use - its design is heavily based on another phone announced almost an year ago (read Nokia N85), there are hardly any novel controls on it and finally, it's a quite heavy phone. On the other hand, the build quality seems top-notch and all the materials used are the same as the high-ranking Nokia N97 so you can rest assured you get Nokia's best.
We really didn't mean this to sound bad - judging the exterior is quite frequently a subjective thing, so when you consider our observations, bear in mind that they are really OUR OWN and they won't necessarily impose on you too.
Ok, if you've had enough of this eye inspection, head on to the next page for a quick and dirty Symbian smartphone walkthrough.
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Lab Scheduler is a unique resource scheduler designed for schools, that uses periods or blocks to schedule rather than times. This works out well for schools where each day's meeting times change constantly to accommodate, block scheduling, 1/2 days, or assemblies.
Schools can set up the Lab Scheduler sheet with their resources that need to be signed out. Then share it with edit rights to their teachers. Teachers then select the resources from the sheet tabs at the bottom and put their name on the specific day and period that they want to sign up. The lab scheduler will continually take out the previous day and add a new one so that once it is set up, it will always be up-to-date.
I've been in BKK long enough to know how to get in and out of town quickly on the Expressways...in a 4-wheeler.
Having finally concluded the world's slowest bike search, I now find that I'm perplexed at how to do the same thing WITHOUT getting on the expressways.
Can anyone advise me the best (i.e., fastest, fewest stops, least traffic) exits out of Bangkok for the following destinations:
going to pattaya/ rayong South East u have 2 choices Bangna Trat highway 3 to Chonburi but its bumpy on the ground compared to the express way.
A nicer route is Ramintra to Minburi then go to Chacheongsao,from there you can get to Panat nikom or Chonburi easy ..its a nicer run too.
North Ayutaya etc. Over Taksin Bridge and miss the first overpass, then take overpasses until merging left 5+ kms, to go over and right onto Ratchapruek ( you will have simply followed the new Skytrain tracks) follow Ratchapruek north, straight over the big roundabout and contnue north until 345(20-something kms) , then you will see signs for going north.
Have a look at maps. I'd have to do the same to give you detailed instructions with numbers...both roads and kms.
Think it heads towards Chonburi, I was heading for Cambodia at the Arayaphapet (Or something)/Poi Pet border crossing.
I'm on my first exit tomorrow on the new (to me) GS1150. Luckily I have a guide - we are bound for Tak on an overnight...