Hi, my name is Amy Palmer.

On and off for over twenty-five years, I have suffered chronic pain in the form of a stiff neck.

I discovered the depth of my discomfort, and the ecstasy of its release, long ago as a college student living and studying in Dharamsala, India, the de facto capital of the Tibetan diaspora.

As a budding student of religion, I wandered the city in awe. I also wandered it in pain. My shoulders hurt. My neck ached.

Looking back, I see how the combination of an altered diet, lack of exercise, and the stress of being a foreigner exacerbated my symptoms.

At the time, however, I didn’t care why I hurt—I just wanted the pain to stop.

Fortunately, I was in the right place.

In my travels, I had heard that, while one might choose a Western clinic for broken bones or amoebic dysentery, traditional Tibetan medicine worked wonders for chronic pain. 

I began to ask around to locate a Tibetan doctor, and, within a few days, I found myself seated in the living room of an elderly Tibetan monk who doubled as a doctor of Tibetan medicine.

To address my neck pain, the doctor asked me to remove the outfit and lie face down on his sofa so he could practice “Moxibustion,” an ancient Asian practice used to release chronic pain and stress by improving blood flow.

Without a word of explanation, he began lighting up a moxa stick, the smoke smells pleasant. 

Then he holds the stick over the area that requires treatment until it feels pleasantly warm. Then he moves to different areas of my upper back and shoulders.

I lay there thinking: This is so cool! Then, a second thought crossed my mind: Whoa, I don’t feel so good.

I awoke with no idea where I was. Opening my eyes, I looked up into the smiling face of an old Tibetan man.

“Hello,” he said, eyes twinkling. A few seconds more and it all came back to me. This smiling face belonged to the doctor, who was now helping me up and ushering me to the door.

Before leaving, still in somewhat of a haze, I turned to the doctor and asked one more question. To help with chronic pain, should I make any changes in my lifestyle or behavior?

The doctor smiled. “Yes,” he answered “Relax”.

I left the doctor’s home, thanking him with hands pressed together in prayer. I felt incredible. My body felt simultaneously grounded to the earth and light as air. My neck pain and shoulder tension—are completely gone.

By the next morning, however, my stiff neck had returned. My body, loose and relaxed a day ago, started stockpiling tension minute by minute. No, I had not received a miracle cure. I had been granted a temporary release. A taste of freedom.

Still, I went to the doctor’s home. I asked him If I wanted a life without chronic pain in my neck, and what I need to do. He told me that “healing” is a process, and said that a friend of his had made something similar to the moxibustion treatment, but worked much better.

He then went on to introduce me to Kai Akira, a childhood friend of his.

Kai Akira was also an aging Tibetan doctor. He possessed wisdom passed through generations, care, patience and love. He knew that for the pain to be reduced the mind and soul should be taken care of as well.

Kai spent his time carefully picking herbs in the forest and later mixing them like his grandfather and father did before. As we came to visit Kai Akira, there was a peaceful rustling of the leaves in the forest close to his home, a pond with koi fish near his little house, surrounded in serenity and silence. Here, the old man Kai Akira explained to me the idea of a ‘healing’.

The "healing" is a process, a meditation. The herbs get mixed into a cream, and the cream is added to a hot melt adhesive for the neck. That mixture was perfected into a patch by his own children - the patch he calls Mrjoint. A simple, natural solution to reduce the pain.

And so, I tried the Mrjoint patch, and I discovered that it worked even better than the moxibustion that I received at the doctor’s home. Together with Kai’s children, I made dozens of prototypes and tested every version. They gave samples to young and older adults who suffered from neck and shoulder pain and had visible symptoms of a stressful life on their bodies.

What was astonishing was that not only people with neck pain were helped, but healthy people with no pain reported a massive boost in vitality, energy and well being too.

At last, I decided to bring the secret traditional herb ailment to the U.S., sourcing initial production from Kai Akira, and calling the patches Mrjoint’ to show respect.

Mrjoint Neck Relief Patches™ provides deep penetrating heat in the self-adhesive heating patch for your muscle, relaxes the heat, and helps relieve tense muscles.

The patches work in minutes. Within a short amount of time, your muscle and joint will feel comfortable, and the soreness might sometimes disappear completely within a short period of time.

For external use, the pain, swelling and numbness of the neck shall be cleaned and dried with alcohol or warm water.

After that, you can remove the plastic backing from one side of the patch and then apply it to the painful area.

You can wear the patch for 8-12 hours before removing it. After application, you can gently massage the painful area and relax the muscles.

• Pain in your neck, shoulders, and upper back
  
• Headaches and migraines
• Constant fatigue and lack of energy
• Poor sleep or insomnia
• Arthritis
• Decreased range of motion
• Pinched and trapped nerves 
• Numbness in the hand
  

Mrjoint Patch provides a gentle warming sensation that helps melt neck pain away fast.

Mrjoint Neck Pain Relief Patch is fast-acting and you’ll feel the difference within several minutes. If not, simply return it within 30 days for a full refund.

To remove the root of neck pain, we suggest using the patches for 8-12 hours/time, 5 times/week.

They’ll feel so amazing you’ll wonder why you didn’t get them sooner!

For a limited time, Mrjoint Neck Patches are available with a 50% off reduction.

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