It is a health care products company that manufactures pain relieving ointments.
No, it is not considered edible. Why would you want to eat it? It is not listed among its recommended uses.
Mentholatum is pronounced "MEN thaw late um". The 3rd syllable is the only long vowel sound.
Try the inhalation of eucalyptus (Mentholatum, for example). It opens up your nasal passages.
Chattem Labs is the manufacturer of Phisoderm Acne Clear Confidence Body wash. I was able to find it at Walmart until recently(August '07). I'm on my last bottle and currently searching the web for availability....
People often use it as a nasal decongestant by putting it on their nose. It actually does not decongest your nose. Instead, the "cool" sensations in your nostrils trick your brain into thinking you're breathing clearly through your nose.
Nope. Softlips PURE does not test on animals or contain any animal by-products :)
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Try buying a good vaporizer that releases steam into the asthma sufferer's room. You can add an ingredient like Vick's mentholatum or vapor rub to infuse that into the air. It worked for my asthmatic brother!
I've not seen any complaints. However, sometimes con artists use legitimate company names. If you get a check, take it to your bank, if it clears, great! But do not send anyone any personal info or money in the meanwhile.
The drug that is commonly associated with a menthol-like smell is menthol itself, which is often used in various topical medications and ointments for its cooling sensation and soothing properties. Additionally, some formulations of certain over-the-counter cough suppressants and cold medications, which may contain menthol as an ingredient, can also exhibit this characteristic smell. Other substances, such as certain analgesic balms or creams, may have similar scents due to their menthol content.
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When you have a migraine, you are sensitive to almost everything around you. The Sun and general lighting can be too bright, sounds may be too loud, or certain smells can intensify the migraine pain. There are some things you can do to help minimize the pain and get on with your day.Cool Towel or Ice PackApplying a cold towel or ice pack to your head can help to relieve your migraine by constricting the blood vessels. The cool feeling of the towel or ice pack may also relax you. This is best to be used while lying down in a dark room.Use MentholatumThe cooling action is coupled with a deep heating action that can help to relieve a full blown migraine. Also, the vapors from the mentholatum can help to calm the nerves.Onset and Prevention Migraine MedicationConsulting your doctor to see what would be best for your particular type of migraine headache is the key. Depending on the severity, length, frequency, and if you have problems with your vision, can dictate what type of migraine medication that your doctor prescribes. The onset medication can work immediately in the case of a migraine attack, while the migraine prevention medication can be taken daily to prevent future attacks.AcupunctureMany people have tried alternative medicine to find relief from migraine headaches. Migraine sufferers find that acupuncture can shorten the frequency and severity of the migraine, as well as relax you.Change your DietCertain foods can be migraine triggers for some people. Sometimes trial and error or process of elimination is the only way to figure out what foods may be causing your migraine. Artificial sweeteners, pizza, potato chips, peanuts, yeast goods, blue cheeses, hot dogs, products containing MSG, and certain fruits such as red plums, kiwi, papaya, and raspberries can all be potential food triggers for migraines. It helps to keep a food diary, and write down the things that you eat for a month, and when a migraine attack occurs, you can figure out which food caused it.