 Peanut Oil TechnologyDr. George Washington Carver Peanut Rubbing Oil: Carver's Original Formula |
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The George Washington Carver (GWC) Peanut Rubbing Oil was created over 75 years ago by Dr. George Washington Carver, the famous agricultural scientist who invented over 300 products from peanuts. After working with his assistant, Dr. Austin W. Curtis, for a couple of years, Dr. Carver named the famous Peanut Rubbing Oil after Dr. Curtis out of respect for him. Dr. Curtis, a chemist by profession, was the assistant to Dr. Carver for eight years before Dr. Carver's death. Together they studied the peanut and discovered proteins and organic properties within the structure of the peanut that could be used for multiple applications.
GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil was created for people who prefer alternative medication, as a specialty-premium rub that provides deep penetration for minor aches and pains. GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil is known for maximum penetration to relieve stiffness in joints, joint-friction from bones rubbing together, tight and sore muscles, and restricted range of movement. These problems require a lubricating rub that penetrates, lubricates and medicates without side effects sometimes caused by non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs often prescribed for arthritic conditions.
GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil is a multi-purpose oil that can be used in a variety of ways, with hot soaks, wraps and direct applications. Be careful not to exceed recommended dosage for hot soaks where the entire body is submerged.
Caution: Do not use if allergic to peanuts. Do not use GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil with heating pads, or in conditions where vascular problems exist. GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil is for external use only. Follow instructions on product use. Avoid contact with eyes or other sensitive areas of the body. Do not apply GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil to open sores, ulcers or broken skin. Discontinue use of GWC Peanut Rubbing Oil if redness of skin occurs. If pain persists, consult a physician for future treatment.
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Jock Itch
Condition: A skin condition
caused by fungi that thrive in warm, moist areas.
Symptoms: Jock Itch consists of
itching in the groin and anal area.
Treatment: Anti-fungal drying
powders are useful. Soak in 2 capfuls of George Washington
Carver Rubbing Oil in a tub of hot water
for 30 minutes. |
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Menstrual Cramps/Cramps
Condition: Caused by excessive levels of prostaglandin, substances that make the uterus contract.
Symptoms: Pain in lower abdomen during menstruation, possibly extending to hips, lower back or thighs. Nausea, vomiting and diarrhea are also common.
Treatment: Rub George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil on the lower abdomen and back. A 30-minute hot soak with 3 capfuls is also relaxing and helpful. |
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Nail Fungus
Condition: Fungus spores may attach themselves to the dense bed of keratin cells that make up nails. The microscopic plants can digest keratin and live within it.
Symptoms: Thickened Lusterless fingernails or toenails with discoloration or crumbling edges.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil directly to the finger or toenail. Next, soak feet or nails in hot basin of water for 30 minutes with 5 capfuls of GWC Rubbing Oil. Avoid nail care products that destroy natural protection around the nail bed. Never trim cuticles: it allows bacteria to enter. Trim nails weekly. Treat minor cuts quickly to prevent bacteria and fungus from entering and causing infection. |
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Osteoarthritis
Condition: Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis, which is a wearing down of load bearing joints through deterioration of the cartilage. Problems that occur may be the result of mechanical failure in parts of a joint. Often, the cause of joint disorders is an inflammation produced by infection, disease or some unknown cause. Most joint ailments caused by inflammation are termed "arthritis", from the Greek word "arthron" for joint, and "itis" for inflammation. The ends of the bones that meet in a joint are cushioned with a layer of resilient tissue called cartilage, which acts like a sponge that holds a lubricating substance called Synovial Fluid. This fluid enables joints to glide back and forth without friction. In a person with osteoarthritis, the cartilage that cushions the impact on the joint gradually deteriorates. Its smooth surface roughens, and it lose its cushioning effect. Over time, the ends of the bones are affected, with bone growing along the sides of the joint to provide lumps. Each of the steps in the process produces pain.
Symptoms: Restricted range of movement, inflammation and pain.
Treatment: Soak the area with a hot wet towel for 20 minutes. Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil liberally, rubbing toward the heart for 3 minutes. Wrap area with a clear plastic wrap, like Saran wrap or cloth; Keep covered one hour. Apply GWC Rubbing Oil again by rubbing towards the heart for 3 minutes. |
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Parkinson's Disease
Condition: A progressive degeneration of nerve cells in the part of the brain that control muscle movement.
Symptoms: Stiffness and back pain sometimes accompanied by muscle spasms. Severe pulling and pain in the muscle region, caused by inadequate blood supply to the affected area, normally in the calf muscle.
Treatment: Exercise is important in maintaining agility and balance. Using George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil daily will keep joints lubricated, and improve range of movement. |
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Poor Circulation
Condition: Results from a variety of different reasons-such as weakened blood vessels, blockages, heart conditions, diabetes, etc.
Symptoms: Leg pain in calves and feet during activities. Numbness or pain in foot or toes when at rest. Ulcers or gangrene on the foot or toes.
Treatment: Changes in temperature produce increased blood flow to outer layer of the skin. GWC Rubbing Oil is a counter-irritant that stimulates blood flow. Research indicates rubbing improves blood flow. |
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Psoriasis/Eczema/Dry Skin
Condition: These are chronic non-contagious inflammations of the skin.
Symptoms: Dry white, scaly, itchy patches.
Treatment: Dampen skin. Massage George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil on the affected area before and after bath. |
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Shingles
Condition: A localized infection caused by the same virus that causes chicken-pox. The virus often remains dormant within the nerve cells after an occurrence of chicken-pox.
Symptoms: Pain or tingling sensation in a limited area of one side of your body or face; a red skin rash follows, characterized by small fluid-filled blisters.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil directly to the area, or use a cloth soaked in warm water and GWC Rubbing Oil. Apply cloth directly to the area 3 times per day. |
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Sickle Cell Disease
Condition: The red blood cell becomes rigid and shaped like crescents or sickles rather than being flexible and round. These changes in blood cells may precipitate attacks of pain.
Symptoms: Pain caused by blocked blood vessels and damaged organs.
Treatment: Rub George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil towards the heart for 3 minutes. Apply GWC Rubbing Oil to sore area, then soak in hot tub of water for 30 minutes. Apply to same area after soak. |
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Sinus Congestion
Condition: Sinus congestion results from an infection of the nasal lining in one or more of the four sinus cavities.
Symptoms: Pain about the eyes and cheek, fever or difficulty breathing through the nose.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil alongside of nose, over cheek bones and on the forehead. Be careful not to get GWC Rubbing Oil in your eyes or tear ducts. |
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Stiff Neck
Condition: Can result from a variety of causes, such as the way we position the neck when we sleep or work, exercise-related strains, sickness, etc.
Symptoms: Restricted or diminished range of neck movement. Pain at the base of neck and traveling up to the back of the ears.
Treatment: Rub George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil behind the ears and the base of neck. |
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Stress
Condition: A physical, chemical, or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension and may be a factor in disease causation.
Symptoms: Burnout, breaking out in hives, exhaustion, biting fingernails, overeating, frustration, impatience, alcoholic tendencies, and hair loss.
Treatment: Pour 3 capfuls of George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil in a full tub of warm water. Relax and soak for 30 minutes. |
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Strokes
Condition: Blockage of blood flow or bleeding in the brain can result in a stroke.
Symptoms: Deterioration in vision, speech or sensation over minutes to hours. Sudden weakness, loss of sensation or partial or complete paralysis in one limb, arm or leg; headache or loss of consciousness.
Treatment: Close medical supervision is necessary to treat victims. During therapy, George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil is helpful in stimulating blood flow and returning movement to affected areas. |
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Toothache
Treatment: Rub George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil externally in a circular motion on the jaw. |
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Adhesions
Condition: Come from trauma to the muscle. When the muscle is injured, the body treats injured muscle tissue with a substance call edema that acts as a healing agent. This glue-lie substance has a tendency to bind the muscle tissues together and inhibit blood flow to the muscles.
Symptoms: Pain in the muscle region, decreased muscles performance.
Treatment: Using George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil with professional physical therapy is very effective. |
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Athlete's Foot
Condition: Athlete's foot is a skin condition caused by fungi that thrive in warm, moist areas.
Symptoms: Itching and a rash are the primary symptoms.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil liberally, all over feet. Soak feet for 30 minutes in a basin of hot water with 5 capfuls of GWC Rubbing Oil. Apply GWC
Rubbing Oil 3 times a day, soak only once. Put white cotton soaks on overnight to help absorb the moisture and ensure penetration of the oil. Keep feet dry: wear wool or cotton socks; avoid synthetic socks and shoes. |
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Back Muscle Strains/Spasms
Condition: Can result from something as simple as sneezing, everyday movements, or muscle pulls or strains. Also a charley horse, during which tissue contracts, producing sudden and intense pain.
Symptoms: Stiffness and back pain sometimes accompanied by muscle spasms. Severe pulling and pain in the muscle region, caused by inadequate blood supply to the affected area, normally in the calf muscle.
Treatment: Variety of treatments including rest, relaxation, aspirin, exercise and physical therapy. Accompany the above with George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil 3 times/day, along with a 30 minute hot soak 3 times/week. Rubbing with GWC Rubbing Oil stimulates blood flow. Stretch and extend the muscle. Gently straighten the limb while rubbing GWC Rubbing Oil in the cramped area. |
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Bed Sores
Condition: Pressure sores that sometime develop around the weight-bearing parts of the body where bones are near the skin. In particular, the hips, the shoulders blades, elbows, base of the spine, knees, ankles and heels.
Symptoms: A bed sore begins as a reddened, sensitive patch of skin and progresses to become a sore or ulcer.
Treatment: Bed sores are best treated by frequent re-positioning to prevent pressure from building in one spot. Applying George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil on the pressure points prior to the advent of a bed sore will provide a coating on the skin, and will slow down or prevent bed sores.
Note: Do not put GWC Rubbing Oil on existing bed sores. |
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Bursitis
Condition: Results from repeated use of a joint, causing inflammation of the bursa (fluid sac), which is a membrane sac found between the bone and fibrous tissues of muscles and tendons that help facilitate movement.
Symptoms: Pain, swelling, and restricted movement in the area of the elbow, hip, knee, shoulder, big toe or other joints.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil 3 times/day, using soaking and wrapping techniques. |
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Condition: Occurs when the Median Nerve that goes through the narrow tunnel of the wrist becomes compressed through repetitive hand movement, causing swelling and inflammation.
Symptoms: A numbness or tingling sensation in your fingers and hands. Pains usually travel from wrist to forearm or down to the palm of the hand or surface of the fingers. Pains normally occur at night, after a day of using the hands forcefully.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil to the hand and wrist liberally. Stroke GWC Rubbing Oil in an upward fashion 3 times a day. Soak hand and wrist for 30 minutes in a hot basin of water with 5 capfuls of GWC Rubbing Oil. Apply GWC Rubbing Oil before and after soak. Wrap wrist in clear plastic or cloth; be careful not to apply too much pressure to the wrist. |
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Corns and Calluses
Condition: Result of constant pressure or repeated friction on the skin which produces a thickening and hardening of the skin.
Symptoms: A thickening layer of skin, often between and on top of the toes. Corns and calluses can be very irritating and sensitive to the touch - especially when wearing tight shoes.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil morning and evening. A 30-minute daily foot soak will be necessary in order to soften the calluses. After about 30 days of continuous application, a corn can be peeled off. |
A List of 25 Different Aliments and how to treat them using the Dr. George Washington Carver Peanut Rubbing Oil
Diabetic Neuropathy
Condition: Circulatory problems in the small blood vessels of the legs often occur in people with long-term diabetes. Decreased circulation may cause cold, dusky red feet, rendering feet more vulnerable to burns and injury from cold.
Symptoms: Decreased in circulation results in loss of sensitivity and nerve tissue in feet. Feet may feel numb, and you may experience dry, flaky skin.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil to feet and legs 3 times daily, rubbing toward the heart. Soak feet 30 minutes in a basin of hot water with 5 capfuls of GWC Rubbing Oil once per day. Allow six weeks for results to become noticeable.
Caution: Do not use GWC Rubbing Oil on areas where the skin is broken or ulcerated. |
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Dry Skin
Condition: Dry skin is caused by under activity of oil (sebaceous) glands, environmental conditions, illness, normal aging, and kidney dialysis treatment.
Symptoms: Irritation, itching, dryness, redness.
Treatment: George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil is rich in peanut oil which contains B & E vitamins, niacin and protein -all good for nourishing the skin. When applied over a 6-week period, the GWC Rubbing Oil ingredients have a peeling effect to help reduce thickening plaques of skin. 30-minutes hot soaks with 2 capfuls of GWC Rubbing Oil are very helpful in softening and removing dead skin. |
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Gout
Condition: A sharp, intense pain in the base of the big toe, usually resulting from crystallization of uric acid build-up.
Symptoms: Swelling and redness in the joint at the base of the big toe.
Treatment: Apply George Washington Carver (GWC) Rubbing Oil around the affected area in a circular fashion. Soak feet for 30 minutes in a basin of hot water with 5 capfuls of GWC Rubbing Oil. Apply GWC Rubbing Oil again after soaking. |
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Headaches
Condition: Headaches come in all forms and are caused by a variety of things (tension, high blood pressure problems, etc.) that affect the pain-sensitive structures inside the skull, such as arteries, venous sinuses and tributary veins.
Symptoms: A dull pressure-like pain in scalp, temples, or back of the neck.
Treatment: Rub George Washington Carver Rubbing Oil on temples and forehead in a circular fashion. |
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