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Press Release
For Immediate Release
Contact: Dr. Stephen Martin
Grouppe Kurosawa
El Verano , California

If You Can Cook, You Can Prepare Your Own Powerful Topical Pain Relievers in Your Own Home

Grouppe Kurosawa, an organization dedicated to developing treatment protocols for a host of chronic and acute diseases using only natural products and easily available OTC products, has published on its web site (http://www.grouppekurosawa.com) a treatment protocol for treating the topical pain associated with arthritis and muscle pain. The protocol has already been tested on a host of volunteers, all with different pain conditions. The treatment protocol is free, non-patented, and can easily be prepared in the home.

This protocol (recipe), or Kurosawa kocktail™ is extremely simple to follow and inexpensive to prepare. Basically, it involves grinding ibuprofen or naproxen (Aleve) in a clean coffee grinder, extracting the active ingredient out of the fillers with isopropyl alcohol and adding a little Aloe Vera gel and orange oil to enhance skin penetration. Orally ingested ibuprofen and naproxen are cleared from the body rapidly while topically applied versions can remain in the skin, strategically placed, for days at a time. Although orally ingested NSAID drugs can damage the stomach lining, there is no toxicity associated with topical formulations. These topical products have been available in Europe for over 15 years. They are not readily available in the US for obvious commercial reasons…they work extremely well, are inexpensive and non-toxic, and their presence in the marketplace would destroy the profitability of more expensive pain reliever products.

Chronic pain is the most costly health problem in America , costing the US economy over 90 billion dollars annually. Arthritis pain affects 43 million Americans each year, while back pain has affected 85% of the American population at one time or another. These serious pain related problems can be inexpensively treated, but not cured usually, with topical NSAID drugs like ibuprofen and naproxen. Since these topical products are not available in the US , we encourage people to visit our web site for instructions on how to make their own topical pain relief products. Nothing could be easier.

Dr. Stephen Martin, Chief Scientist of Grouppe Kurosawa, says some of the feedback from volunteers has been nothing short of remarkable.