This is all so very interesting.
TL;DR: Get a tea with ginseng and a ginseng extract tincture.
You can use the tea as intended, though be aware that it’ll be more effective cold, so you can put it in the freezer and grab it as needed. The tincture is good for two drops in with your laundry. No need for any special treatment; just put it on a rag.
Some months ago, I stopped needing to use it altogether; however—and of course, you likely will never need to go to such lengths, but ginseng does indeed have muscle strengthening qualities.
While I say ‘strengthening’, I am unsure as to what word would be better suited there because strengthening implies it’ll help in building muscle.
I do NOT know much, yet I do know if it weren’t for ginseng, I’d have been begging those around me to put me out of my misery, for the pain was unbearable!
So, if you run into a situation where your back is injured and is minute-by-minute falling apart, ginseng will indeed come in handy sometime down the road!
In my case, it took five years for the injury to progress to the point where ginseng was necessary.
Moving along!
Now, the muscle in my neck and back and such feels much different. Even when I have to scratch my torso, the sensation of the scratching feels much different.
Simply, it’s as though the muscle has lost much tensile versatility (as my neck will hurt sharply quickly if I’m not careful about how I turn it. And I know my memory is bad, but I know this wasn’t the case before. My neck used to have much more give to it.
Maybe all this sounds so far-fetched, but you—yes, YOU— will never have to worry about your back muscle losing its stability and succumbing to a constant state of collapse.
It’s just not in the cards for you!
Rejoice at the thought!
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