Camel hump fat 100g
Would you have imagined that a camel could have any beneficial effect on your back pain? Well, neither did we. At least, not until we discovered camel hump fat !
An incredible product, with virtues that are just as incredible. Let's roll our hump and discover this intriguing new product..
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Would you have imagined that a camel could have any beneficial effect on your back pain? Well, neither did we. At least, not until we discovered camel hump fat !
An incredible product, with virtues that are just as incredible. Let's roll our hump and discover this intriguing new product..
Camel hump fat: ké-sa-co?
It's true that, at first glance, this product may seem intriguing! But first, it's important to clarify one point: what's in a camel's hump? Most of us would say "water". Indeed, this is the most widespread belief. Well, let's think again! Those pretty little mountains on our camelid's back are made of... fat!
Their humps are therefore energy reserves, which the animal consumes when it needs them.
But enough about animal biology! Let's find out how camel hump fat, also known as daroua, can help us.
First of all, this 100gr jar from 1001 vertus is 100% pure and natural. And it turns out to be an excellent cosmetic. But also a natural remedy for many ailments.
Benefits of camel hump fat
This natural skin care product is particularly beneficial as a pain-relieving balm. But that's not its only property:
- Soothes pain associated with arthritis and osteoarthritis
- Beneficial as a massage for muscular pain
- Can be used to relieve rheumatism
- The sciatic nerve is also sensitive to this camel cream
- It can also be used to treat skin problems such as acne, psoriasis and eczema
- Camel butter is also useful for respiratory ailments such as asthma
- As a cosmetic, it is used to make lip balms and body creams
- Finally, daroua can be used to combat hair loss
This camel balm is certainly as rare as it is little-known, but it is nonetheless beginning to gain in popularity. Just like camel milk, in particular!
How to use daroua
For aches and pains
This treatment can be mixed withvirgin black cumin orolive oil. It can also be used pure.
For aches and pains, apply a few drops to the back and massage until the oil is absorbed.
For respiratory problems, anoint the ribcage and upper back.
As a dermatological treatment
For use on the skin, simply pick up a dab of this camel daroua and warm it between your hands. This produces an oil. The area to be treated can then be massaged, particularly on the body to combat dry skin.
But also on areas suffering from psoriasis and other dermatological problems.
Tip for problem skin: It may be useful to use a black cumin soap, while applying snail mucus balm as part of your beauty routine. Finally, your camel cream can be used 2 or 3 times a week on the areas to be treated.
*This cream is not a substitute for medication, nor is it a substitute for a medical check-up.
Our other effective, natural massage products
If you'd like to stock up on a little natural pharmacy, check out these treatments:
- Black cumin muscle balm
- Cuminoil
- Ginger oil