The Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream was developed due to my mother-in-law’s (aka Patient) need for relief from Neuropathy due to an unknown cause.  The pain in her feet had become so severe that she took disability, retiring much earlier than she ever thought she would.

She was prescribed with several prescription pain relievers and topical creams basically anything she could get her hands on, (It has been requested that the brands used for comparison not be mentioned out of respect) with nothing providing enough relief to allow a full night of sleep  I became involved when she explained how painful just the sheets weight alone where at night on her feet.

It took just over a month to reverse engineer the concept and initial formulation; this was after several failed attempts.  The way to relief wasn’t to deaden the area, to do that causes increased Lactic Acid build up in the tissues which is realized when the deadening properties are dissipated.  When I did come up with the formulation she felt relief within 15 minutes and it lasted for several hours instead of just minutes.

Within a short period of time using the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream on relatives it was discovered that relieving symptoms of Neuropathy was the ultimate symptom relief. Soon after relatives experiencing Diabetic Neuropathy, Shingles, Back Pain, Arthritis Pain, Foot Pain, Knee Pain, reported to find symptoms relief and were requesting more. From there I started applying it on patients, muscle pain and spasm who responding within 15 minutes also.

As I spoke to patients, I was realizing that some of the most difficult cases of pain symptoms were related to simple Nerve Dysfunction as seen in: Diabetic Neuropathy, Arthritis, Joint pain, Back pain, Post hepatic neuralgia, Scleroderma, Psoriasis, Strains, Spasticity, Headaches, Neuropathy due to secondary drugs, Idiopathic peripheral neuropathy, Disc peripheral neuropathy, Muscle cramps, Muscle aches, Edema, Sinusitis, Sprains, Shingles and Bruises. Almost in every instance where increased circulation might help the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream helped. That is not to say it worked on everything and strongly recommend finding a cause and cure for the symptom that is being relieved.

Please refer to graphs and testing on human diabetic with Objective findings while reviewing this portion.  After seeing the before mentioned results I felt like I need to see results not just use hear say for my finding.
I first used thermocouples on Diabetic patients that were experiencing Diabetic Neuropathy in their lower extremities. 

I was able to increase metabolic activity (temperature) in their thighs by applying the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream to the distal portion of their calf and feet.  The same results didn’t occur when the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream was applied to the thigh portion first.  I believed is was due to a robbing effect in which the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream increased Nerve and Circulation at their thigh and the circulation wasn’t increased in their calf and foot so no temperature change was seen.

I also needed to prove that the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream was reacting upon the Sodium/Potassium channel theory.  To do this I bought every topical analgesic in the drug stores that I could find, for a total of over 26 name brands.  I test all of them under a microscope, while activating them with human sweat.  What I found was that when the formulation was altered using the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream ingredients, I could observe material vibrating at a frequency, in many of the better brands.  (I also have recorded the frequency movement on CDs.)

To further prove my theories, I placed the activated Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream between two conductive gel pads and hooked the leads to a Voltage meter, down loading the results into the computer.  As to obtain a standard activation I began using a consumable electrolyte replacement.  Again I was able to demonstrate the ability of the Electrical Topical Analgesic Cream to create and now observing a continued electrical charged being recorded on the computer.  This was repeated over several months while studying results.
Finding a standardized approach to testing topical analgesics without human or animal involvement was very exciting, since I had gone to several manufactures in my search of a procedure.

Another problem that soon arose was the common complaint about the odor that is created when using Menthol and Camphor.  I don’t know why no one has addressed this issue, I found that we could add a little flavoring and everything was much better for spouses and those with chronic pain.  Having experienced the tearing of Low Back Disc I realize that sometimes the person in pain doesn’t use something that may work due to embarrassment of smelling bad.