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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 16, 2008
Pain Relief is Here!
A woman in her 50s stopped at my booth. "I have arthritis in my fingers and nothing relieves the pain."
I said, "I can. Mine will work immediately. Come back in 20 minutes when you feel the relief."
She looked at me and said, "Lady, if I leave this booth now, I am NOT coming back in 20 minutes. I'm on my way home."
I smiled. "You'll be back," I said.
Not 15 minutes later, there she was. "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!" she started. "I haven't been able to straighten my fingers in months! And now the mobility is back! I'm able to straighten my fingers!"
That's what I do. I provide relief to people seeking natural solutions for their discomfort: their headaches, rashes, arthritis, carpal tunnel, and sore muscles and joints.
Wanna try some of the stuff below? Email me here.
Arnica and Comfrey
Arnica in this ointment promotes the healing of wounds, bruises, and irritation. It reduces pain and swelling and works on bruised muscles and arthritic joints. My mother passes it out at her Senior Center. Swears by it, she says.
Eczema Ointment
Gentle enough for my three-year-old granddaughter, this ointment contains a topical analgesic that stops pain and itching. It also contains skin rejuvenation and circulation-enhancing herbs.
Lavender and Calendula
My very first ointment, it's made for tender baby skin. It's my second-best seller! Calendula reduces inflammation, promotes wound healing, and is an antiseptic. Also good for the small wrinkles on the faces of "women of certain ages."
Magic Goo
Named by my kids due to its wondrous powers, this simple ointment made of herbs and essential oils softens the hard, rough skin on your feet, knees, and elbows.
Oh, My Aching Head! Ointment
Rub this ointment on your temples and the base of your neck. See what happens. Must be the topical pain reliever and Feverfew, believed to reduce the severity, duration, and frequency of migraine headaches. May improve blood vessel tone, too.
Stuffy Nose Stuff
Heals my daughter who is allergic to Eucalyptus, so you won't find any of it -- or any menthol -- in the product. All natural, it contains essential oils to kill bacteria, relieve the bronchial area, and open up the breathing passages. Ahhh. I feel better already!
Tea Tree Ointment
My #1 seller! Hearkens back to WWII days, the Australian Army used to give soldiers this ointment for infections, burns, cuts, abrasions, and bug bites. This product is anti- everything! Anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-infectious, anti-parasitic, and anti-viral! The only thing it is FOR is for pain relief.
Tendon and Tunnel Relief
With lavender and cayenne, this all-natural ointment helps ease all sorts of pains including rheumatoids, arthritis, carpal tunnel, and tendinitis. But don't use on open wounds! That cayenne will smart!
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 16, 2008 -
Posted by Kristine Proctor, Renton, Washington | Jul 17, 2008Hi Lynn! Sounds like some good stuff. Do you have a website?
Cheers! Kristine
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 17, 2008
Hello Kristine. My website is under construction. I would love to answer any questions that you might have in this forum until I have the website up and running.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Lynn
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Posted by Matthew Mayhew, Seattle, Washington | Jul 18, 2008Hey Kristine sounds awesome, I have terrible allergies and really tired of shelling out small fortunes for allergy meds, any recomendations?
Also on the business side, I am with Fibercloud, we have a datacenter in Everett on Colby. As your company grows if colocation makes sense Id love to discuss your options. Maybe the next time Im in Everett (Im based in Seattle but make it up to Everett about twice a month) you could take a tour of the facility
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 18, 2008
Hello Matthew, Allergies can really be horrible. I might have some ideas for you based on what symptoms your allergies produce. Are you talking about congestion, headeaches or runny nose, hives? If you want to email me, we can talk further.
I would love to take a tour of your facility the next time you are in Everett. Colby is not far.
Lynn
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Posted by Joe Hage, Seattle, Washington | Jul 21, 2008Thanks for the shout out, Lynn. We "lucked out" when you were the only one to attend my last lunch event. We got a lot done!
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 21, 2008
Joe, I got two inquiries hours after we worked together. It's like you kick started my business with strategy and some well-chosen words!
Somehow Magic Goo doesn't seem like a sufficient way to reciprocate!
Lynn
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Posted by Joe Hage, Seattle, Washington | Jul 23, 2008
Lynn, I posted a note for you on the positioning statement string. Give it a look and let me know what you think.
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Posted by Martin McD, New York, New York | Jul 25, 2008Lynn, do you ship anywhere in the country? Internationally?
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 25, 2008
Hello Martin,
I do ship anywhere in the USA. For international shipments, I would have to look into shipping costs. Where are you located? Are you interested in a particular ointment?
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Posted by Martin McD, New York, New York | Jul 26, 2008
Hi, Lynn.
I'm in NYC. What do you have for headaches?
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Posted by Kaya Singer, Portland, Oregon | Jul 26, 2008Lynn
I Love miracle stories like yours! I have knee joint pain from inflammation and loss of cartiledge. Acupuncture has been the only thing that helps other than a low inflammation diet. If your stuff works, I will order a years supply! Tell me what you suggest and how to order it.
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Posted by Marlene Rockey, Seattle, Washington | Jul 26, 2008Hi Lynn,
I swear by my Arnica gel/ointment! However, I didn't realize that Calendula also reduces inflammation and it's good to know that it works for small wrinkles on the face too (not that we have any to worry about, right).
Thanks for a very informative post!
Marlene
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 27, 2008
Kaya Thank you for your kind comments. I would recommend the Arnica and Comfrey for your knees. Laurie has been using my ointment for three years and says “I have had bad knees most of my life. They ached almost all the time. Since I have been using your Moddejonge’s Herbals Arnica and Comfrey Ointment there have been less bad days and more good. I know it won't fix the problem, but it sure is helping the day-to-day pain I used to get.”
Simply let me know what you would like to order and I will send you an invoice by email. Upon receipt of your approval, I will ship the ointment to you.
I hope your knees feel better soon.
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 27, 2008
Hello Marlene
Thank you for your note. I will be starting a blog soon (within the next couple of days) with more fun facts about herbs and my ointments. I hope that I am able to persuade you to give mine a try!
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 27, 2008
Hello Martin
I have a great ointment for headaches. It contains willowbark. You put it on the base of your neck and your temples. It will take care of regular headaches. If you suffer from migraines, if you use the Oh, My Aching Head ointment at the very beginning signs, it can help limit the severity and length of the migraine.
The ointment is $8.00/tube with a $2.00 shipping and handling fee. If you would like to try it, please let me know and I will ship it immediately to you.
Good luch with your headaches.
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Posted by Kaya Singer, Portland, Oregon | Jul 27, 2008
Lynn
I have used Arnica and comfrey but not together in your product so I am happy to give it a try. How much is it? You can send me an invoice to kaya@kayasinger.com. Look forward to hearing from you. Kaya
PS is this also good for tendonitis in the elbow. My hubby has that.
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 27, 2008
Kaya
For the tendonitis, you should use the Tendon and Tunnel ointment. The Arnica and Comfrey works on the joints and the Tendon and Tunnel is formatted to work on muscles and tendons. It also has a stronger pain killer (willowbark). I will send an invoice to your email address. Thank you.
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Posted by Kaya Singer, Portland, Oregon | Jul 27, 2008
Thanks. I probably will buy both! I will give you a great testimonial when they work. I am a stong fan of herbal treatments.
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 27, 2008
I will look forward to hearing from you!
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Posted by Kristine Proctor, Renton, Washington | Jul 27, 2008
Hello: Being a Massage Therapist people often ask me what they can use for low back pain and neck and shoulder tightness (besides massage of course) I've got a couple of different things but I would love to try something new.
What would you recomend?
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 28, 2008
Hello Kristine,
If you are talking about muscle tightness, I would recommend Tendon and Tunnel. It contains anti-inflammatory, muscle relaxant and pain relieving herbs and essential oils. If you are talking about bone and/or joint pain, I would use Arnica and Comfrey. This ointment has herbs that are good for joint health and arthritis relief. For general feel-good relaxation, I would use the Magic Goo. This ointment contains herbs that soften the skin, increase blood circulation to the area, relaxes the muscles and smells good. I hope that this answers your questions, if you are interested in some samples of my products, please let me know.
Live healthy.
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Posted by Lynn Moddejonge, Everett, Washington | Jul 29, 2008
Hello Marlene,
It was nice meeting you last night at the Branding/Marketing event. I am glad that we crossed paths and I was able to give you some samples of my Arnica and Comfrey ointment. Please let me know what you think after you have had the opportunity to try it out.
Live Healthy
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Posted by Terra Vita, Seattle, Washington | Jul 30, 2008I sat next to Lynn at a great event and she was kind enough to gift me with three samples. Big shout out that they are all wonderful. I used the Goo on my feet, the Tendon and Tunnel on my neck and the Lavender on my wrinkles. I still have wrinkles but they are softer and my feet and neck are in definite need and awe of her magic mixtures.
All three are fabulous! Very nicely done. I will order each of them.
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Posted by Martin McD, New York, New York | Jul 30, 2008
Lynn, I would like to try the Oh, My Aching Head Ointment. I will send you my information.
Can you tell me, in your experience, do you just use the ointment for a bad headache or do you need aspirin as well?
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