Dolores - Pain Management Tonic

Yes, this formula combines musculoskeletal nervines that have a long history as natural analgesics in various medicinal traditions. Mulungu is used in Brazil to relieve joint and muscle pain, Blue Lotus soothes nervous tension, while Elephantella and Indian Warrior are traditionally employed for chronic pain. These plants work synergistically to relax the nervous system, reduce inflammation, and block pain signals. Relief is progressive and natural, without the side effects of conventional painkillers. Effects appear after fifteen to thirty minutes.

Take half a teaspoon (or a full teaspoon for those needing a higher dose) directly on the tongue or diluted in hot water, coffee, juice, or tea. Use as needed during painful episodes, up to three times a day maximum. This high-potency tonic is made with organic cane alcohol and vegetable glycerin to maximize extraction and bioavailability of active principles. The bottle contains 24 servings. As these are potent analgesic plants, strictly respect indicated doses and listen to your body intuitively.

No, the plants contained in Dolores do not create physical dependence unlike opiates and synthetic analgesics. They work naturally with the nervous system to modulate pain perception without causing habituation. However, as with any effective remedy, chronic use can create psychological habit-dependence. It is therefore recommended to use Dolores occasionally during painful episodes rather than systematically. Also work on the root causes of your pain with a healthcare professional so as not to simply mask symptoms long-term.

Yes, Dolores is particularly effective for relieving menstrual cramps and pelvic pain thanks to its antispasmodic and muscle-relaxing properties. Mulungu relaxes contracted uterine muscles, while Blue Lotus soothes the nervous system, often hypersensitive during menstruation. The plants in this formula also reduce inflammation contributing to menstrual pain. Take it at the onset of symptoms and repeat every four to six hours if necessary. Many women find that Dolores significantly reduces their need for conventional anti-inflammatories during their periods.

It is preferable to consult your doctor or pharmacist before combining Dolores with conventional pain medication, especially if you take opiates, muscle relaxants, or anxiolytics. The plants in this formula can potentiate the effects of certain drugs, which might require dosage adjustment. If you use Dolores, you might find you need lower doses of conventional medication, but any modification must be done under medical supervision. For occasional mild to moderate pain, Dolores can often be used alone successfully.