ANSWER: Yes, Ringmaster Rubbing Oil is safe to use as a "pain reliever." However, as with all medications, cautions and directions should be carefully followed.

ANSWER: The Ringmaster is a pain controller. He is symbolic of someone who subdues and controls pain. The Ringmaster name creates an image of an old fashioned rub, alternative medication that smelled like the liniments used by your grandparents.

ANSWER: Our philosophy is that, "The easier you can do something, the longer you can do it." With that in mind, here a list of athletic benefits to Ringmaster Rubbing Oil use:

ANSWER: No. Ringmaster Rubbing Oil's active ingredients include peanut oil and it should not be used by anyone allergic to peanuts.

ANSWER: Ringmaster Rubbing Oil was created in 1950. The formula has remained the same since its inception.

ANSWER: While everyone's situation is different, Ringmaster Rubbing Oil has been proven time and time again as an effective (sometimes almost miraculous) pain reliever. Painex Corporation has meticulously documented over 3000 hours of video and audio testimony from people who have experienced amazing relief from even chronic pain. Scores of letters also attest to Ringmaster's effectiveness including one from former First Lady, Eleanor Roosevelt. ANSWER: Frank B.

ANSWER: No, Ringmaster Rubbing Oil contains no steroids nor any bonded substance, making it an excellent choice for professional and amateur athletes.

ANSWER: Ringmaster Rubbing Oil has only been marketed through Dealers and mail order. Advertising has been through word of mouth. A great deal of effort has been devoted to researching the results of Ringmaster through interviews on audio and video tape.

ANSWER: Ringmaster Rubbing Oil is the world's only medicated peanut oil. Its very deep and quick penetrating ability, plus its unique, time-proven active ingredients can get deep into the muscle and into the blood stream faster than any rubbing oil known to man.

Ringmaster Rubbing Oil is 100% compound. Meaning that we don't include any inert additives or other fillers in the product in order to give it volume. Ringmaster is not liniment, it is considerably more powerful. It is highly concentrated, and has more healing power than the suave, creams, lotions, and gels commonly found on the market. Osteo Arthritis is a wearing down of the cartilage between the joints. This sponge like material holds the synovial fluid that lubricates the joints.

ANSWER: Ringmaster has unique origins. Its roots are divinely inspired by Frank B. Sewell's spiritual commitment to help people suffering from aches and pains. Edgar Cacey, known as the "Sleeping Profit," told Mr. Sewell, at a reading at the Classic Theater in Dayton, Ohio, in 1936, to come to Detroit, where he was to complete his mission. Mr. Cacey wrote in his book "There is a River" that if you use peanut oil you will never have arthritis. He was correct.

ANSWER: Rubbing looses that which is bound, and strengthens that which is loose. Asian cultures have long believed that deep tissue massage opens up the internal channels of energy, and creates the Chi (Vital Energy) that moves energy throughout the body.

Actually, it is not "what" but "who". The ringmaster (or ringmistress as some prefer to be called) is the person in charge of a particular webring. They create the webring, create the "home" page containing information about the webring, admit pages/sites to the webring, remove pages/sites from the webring, answer inquiries about the WebRing and maintain the central information about the webring. The ringmaster is the "owner" of the webring.

The best way to ensure proper oiling is to use our squeeze bottle recharger kit (Part No. 99-5050). With a squeeze bottle, you simply run a bead along the top of each pleat on both sides of the filter. If using an aerosol recharger kit (Part No. 99-5000), make one light pass over the entire filter area front and back. The oil will then be evenly absorbed throughout the rest of the cotton medium over the next several minutes.

What you use for crankcase oil in your 4 cycle (Gilson) snowblower has become a complicated question. Most engines are permanently marked with a suggested oil for winter use. That recommendation has changed over time and oil technology has also advanced. Many older engines suggested SAE 10W oil for winter use. Along the way it became SAE 5-20. I'm sure there have been other variations as well. Either one of these oils will do a fine job in moderate winter temperatures.

There are many ways to use coconut oil and incorporate it into one’s diet. Since it is a stable cooking oil, one can simply replace unhealthy oils in their diet with coconut oil. Since it is a solid most of the time at room temperature or when refrigerated, it can be a butter or margarine substitute for spreads or for baking. Any recipe calling for butter, margarine, or any other oil can be substituted for coconut oil. It is popularly mixed in with “smoothies.

Yes, we use an unscented coconut oil that is good for your skin. We also towel the oil off of you after the Session. A shower is available for your use if you feel the need to shower. Shiatsu, and Sports/P N F Stretch Sessions are done without oil, unless they are done in a combination Session including a Massage. We prefer to use our own coconut oils because there is no scent and the viscosity is exactly right for Swedish massage, plus it is good for your skin and will not irritate it.

Since coconut oil is a food and is a staple for many living in Asia, it is considered safe for anyone. In coconut producing countries it is considered normal and good food for pregnant and lactating women, since it contains lauric acid which is also present in breast milk. However, the cautions of reactions as stated above should be noted.

Yes, Flaxseed Oil has no known side effects as it is formulated with 100% natural ingredients. The ingredients in this product have a high safety profile and are generally well tolerated without side effects or interaction with other medications.

Yes. Heating oil is one of the safest fuels ever developed. Oil produces low emissions, is biodegradable, and it won't burn in a liquid state. If a lit match were dropped into a container of heating oil, the oil would extinguish the flame, just like water. To be ignited, oil must be vaporized. This only occurs under pressure at 140°F. Properly maintained oil burners produce very low, safe levels of carbon monoxide as a normal part of the combustion process.