http://www.SurvivalMagazine.org/survival-forum/ en Thu, 20 Jun 2013 06:05:33 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.SurvivalMagazine.org/survival-forum/images/shades_of_green/misc/rss.png http://www.SurvivalMagazine.org/survival-forum/ http://www.SurvivalMagazine.org/survival-forum/showthread.php/9597-Back-problems-and-sore-muscles?goto=newpost Sun, 02 Jun 2013 01:44:56 GMT As you know, in a water shortage it will be no more soaking those sore muscles in a bath tub of hot water. I have been busy cleaning the dust from... As you know, in a water shortage it will be no more soaking those sore muscles in a bath tub of hot water. I have been busy cleaning the dust from the work done on the shower and it meant moving heavy furniture, taking down drapes the whole nine yards all over the house. I got to thinking about it and it would be great idea to stock up on ben gay aspercream or any of these things that will become hot when applied. It might be the difference between barely being able to move around or not without so much pain. I had 2 gadiva bone and a plate put in my neck 3 years ago and now I can raise my arms over my head without pain but the shoulder blades and lower back after doing alot of hard work becomes very painful for a couple of days. The aspercream or bengay or anyother one out there that has the heat will make a big difference. Might be a good bartering item as well if you can get some cheap enough.
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