Duramet for Sore Muscles

Duramet Sore Muscle Relief

Baby boomers are aging, and more and more of them are hitting the gyms in order to fight the battle of the bulge and keep a more youthful appearance. Too often, however, they wake up the next day after a bout of exercise and feel soreness in muscles they never knew they had. This is called delayed onset muscle soreness, or DOMS. It is the same type of soreness that we might feel after other strenuous physical activity, such as a day of working in the garden, raking leaves or doing heavy housework.

When we exercise, our muscles sustain microscopic tears leading to the pain we feel. There is also a buildup of lactic acid that contributes to the muscle soreness. This pain usually subsides after a day or two of rest and becomes less intense as we progress in our exercise routine. Although this is a natural process, wouldn’t it be nice to find relief from that discomfort?

Duramet contains ingredients like bromelain (an enzyme derived from pineapple) and cat’s claw bark extract – both shown in scientific studies to help relieve the discomfort and swelling associated with sports injuries, exercise or intense physical activity. In addition, Duramet contains willow bark, the original source for the active ingredient in aspirin before it was made synthetically. Studies show that willow bark is as effective as drugs commonly used for discomfort associated with exercise and may have fewer side effects as well.

If you suffer from soreness after exercise or other physical activity, I encourage you to try Duramet. It can help you find relief from muscle discomfort and allow you to go on with your exercise program or household chores more comfortably. It’s just one step on God’s Pathway to a more active, healthier life.