Deaf Medicine

I received a FREE product from PINCHme. I received a small plastic 0.05oz sample card of Livrelief from Pinchme. It is a small blue and white card that you snap in two to squeeze out the pain relief cream inside. The information on the card says that it gets to the root of the pain and that it is long-lasting and non-irritating. It says anyone from two years and older can use this product. I like the ingredients some of which are Capsaicin, Calendula, Sunflower oil and Black Current. The color of the cream is a tan yellow beige color. It has a citrus type smell but I can also smell the undertones of the Black Current and Calendula. I really like applying this cream. It is very moisturizing and creaming. It also seem to soften my skin where it was applied. This cream seems to be of very good quality. The results of using the cream is after a few minutes of application it dampened the pain in the painful areas. What I also like about this cream is unlike some of the other pain creams that use a menthol base, I don't have to worry about going outside and catching a cold from the draft you get from the menthol creams. Also, if you don't particularly like smelling like Ben-gay this is an alternative. It is a good cream is you need a little pain relief that has natural ingredients that are also good for your skin and also add moisture to your skin.

Everything works well with this little device so far. I wish the positionable arm were a little longer to allow for more movement. Because of where my cigarette lighter is and the gear shift, it's quite a bit of a tight fit. I also don't like that I can't disable the Bluetooth phone function and just use it for sending media/audio to my car stereo.

SPOILERS AHEAD. Like another reviewer mentioned, this was marketed as psychological thriller/suspense, and the first third of the book did provide that. But towards the midway point it just sunk a lot into the midlife crisis the main character was going through. Lots of agonizing introspection, not very suspenseful or thrilling at all. I skipped to the end and there was a kind of twist, but it really wasn't all that shocking given what we know about that character. Lots of sex and body image issues, all handled well but I believe a better fit for the romance genre. Author bio says she's taking a turn towards "darker" side of genre fiction but I personally didn't think throwing in a crime and a suicide attempt into what's pretty much a romance novel makes it very dark. Again, the book was definitely well written but it was not marketed properly at all. Two stars for the writing quality.

This book does a great job of itemizing various illnesses and ailments, then addressing & advising holistic methods for dealing with the ailments.