Pain Mgmt

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    Red Light Therapy Device

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    Charlotte Recommends: Red and near-infrared light therapy is something I tend to use more during periods where my body feels depleted, inflamed, slower to recover, or particularly affected by the darker winter months. Many people explore red light support for recovery, energy, skin health, inflammation, and overall wellbeing support. What I personally love about this device is that it feels like a very gentle, consistent form of support rather than something extreme or invasive. Especially during winter, when natural light exposure drops and energy levels can feel lower, I find it helps create a sense of warmth, restoration, and daily nourishment for both body and mind. Like many tools within wellbeing, I think the key is consistency and noticing how your own system responds over time. For me, it’s become one of those simple practices that helps me feel more supported during periods where my body needs a little extra care and recovery.

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    Resistance Exercise Loop Band

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    Nicky Recommends: Resistance loop bands offer versatile and effective strength training options by providing resistance for a wide range of exercises, helping to improve muscle strength, flexibility, and mobility while being compact and portable, making them ideal for home workouts, rehabilitation, or as a complement to traditional gym routines. I recommend these to my clients to do bum exercises, which almost every human on the planet needs to do – strengthening our glutes. You need to ensure sufficient resistance so Heavy for women. Extra heavy for men.

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    Spiky Massage Ball – 9cm

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    Nicky Recommends: Spiky massage balls like this one are beneficial for almost all people due to their ability to provide targeted self-massage and myofascial release. These tools can help alleviate muscle tension, improve circulation, and reduce physical pain by applying pressure to specific trigger points, making them especially useful for managing various types of muscular discomfort and promoting overall body relaxation. I like to make sure that the ball i use is hard, and has a 9cm diameter – I find those the most useful. And just roll it everywhere. I especially like it under your feet. It’s just magical.

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    Tiger Balm – Muscle and Tension Lotion

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    Charlotte Recommends: I love this product for spot tension of localised pain points. It’s Tiger Balm’s active ingredients of Camphor, Menthol, Capsicum that I believe makes this a fantastic product. The provide pain relief, increase blood flow and reduce inflammation. with over 100years of use their efficacy is well established

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    Tiger Balm – Neck and Shoulder Rub

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    Charlotte Recommends: I love this product for spot tension of localised pain points. It’s Tiger Balm’s active ingredients of Camphor, Menthol, Capsicum that I believe makes this a fantastic product. The provide pain relief, increase blood flow and reduce inflammation. with over 100years of use their efficacy is well established

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    Turmeric – Active Curcumin

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    Charlotte Recommends: Curcumin is something I personally use to support inflammation, recovery, and physical resilience – particularly with conditions like EDS, where inflammation and physical stress can build over time. I tend to use capsules when I want something simple, consistent, and easy to build into a daily routine. This version is particularly strong, so I usually take one in the morning and one at night during periods where pain, inflammation, or recovery needs feel higher. What I’ve learned over time is that curcumin can be incredibly supportive, but the format matters too. For some people capsules work perfectly, while others respond better to liquids or sprays depending on digestion, absorption, and lifestyle.

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    Turmeric – Better You Spray

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    Charlotte Recommends: Curcumin is one of the main tools in my personal inflammation-support toolbelt, especially during periods where my body feels more inflamed, physically stressed, or slower to recover. I particularly like the spray versions because they’re easy to use, absorb quickly, and work well for people who struggle with capsules or digestion. Sometimes the best supplement isn’t just about the ingredient itself, but about finding the format your body responds to best and that you’ll actually use consistently. For me, this is a really practical option when I want flexible, targeted support without adding more tablets into the mix.

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    Turmeric – Zooki Liposomal

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    Charlotte Recommends: Curcumin has become one of the most consistent tools in my own approach to supporting inflammation, recovery, and overall physical resilience. I like the liquid sachet versions because they feel gentler, convenient when travelling or on busy days, and easy to incorporate without needing multiple capsules. They’re also a great option for people who prefer liquid delivery methods or notice they absorb supplements differently in this format. One of the biggest things I’ve learned is that there’s rarely one “perfect” version of a supplement — often it’s about discovering which delivery method best suits your body, lifestyle, and how you naturally respond.

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    Vibram 5 finger Barefoot shoes

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    Ben Recommends: Following a year of personal foot and leg problems, I found out about these shoes and how they help restore strength and functionality to feet. What a godsend!

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    Wintergreen Essential Oil

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    Charlotte Recommends: Wintergreen oil is something I personally use as part of supporting my body during periods where I feel run down or notice familiar viral-type patterns beginning to surface. Its main active compound, methyl salicylate, has properties similar to aspirin, which is why it’s often used to support inflammation, muscular discomfort, and physical tension. I originally started using this after having Glandular Fever, which is linked to Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV). Like many viruses, EBV can remain dormant in the body and may flare during periods of stress, fatigue, or lowered resilience. Over time, I began noticing patterns in how my body responded during those periods and started using Wintergreen oil as part of my wider support approach. For me, that looks like applying a small amount around the base of the skull and upper neck area during times where I feel my system needs extra support. It’s become one of those products I consistently keep in my toolbelt because I’ve found it personally helpful over many years of use.

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    YES! Plant-Oil Personal Lubricant

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    Nicky Recommends: This is an excellent choice to use with a pelvic dilator as it is made from certified organic ingredients that provide long-lasting hydration without harmful chemicals. Its plant-oil formulation not only enhances comfort but also moisturises and soothes delicate tissues, making it suitable for individuals with sensitivities or those looking for a hypoallergenic option.

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    YES® VM Water Based Vaginal Moisturiser

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    Nicky Recommends: This is a long-lasting and fast-acting solution designed to alleviate vaginal dryness and irritation. This product stands out for its natural, plant-based formulation that provides effective hydration without the use of hormones, parabens, or glycerine, making it a safe and gentle option for those seeking relief from vaginal discomfort.

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