Top MD Warns: Rub This Remedy on Your Lower Back for Fast, Lasting Sciatica Relief

I'm about to piss off every spine surgeon, every pain clinic, and every drugmaker in America.

What I found takes money out of every shot, pill and operation they sell you.

And I'm done staying silent.

Not after what happened to Glenda two Thanksgivings ago.

At about four that afternoon, my patient Glenda, 69, held herself up on her own kitchen sink. Burning, shooting pain ran down her left leg.

She handed her daughter the gravy spoon.

"Forty years I've made this dinner," she told me. "And my whole family watched me cry at the sink."

Not after she got two shots in her back that year, and the second one wore off in five weeks.

Not after her nerve pills, gabapentin and Lyrica, left her foggy and afraid to drive.

Not with a back operation next, one that can damage nerves and leave pain that never goes away.

Then she asked me, "Am I going to end up in a wheelchair?"

Maybe the pain wakes you at night and sends you to the recliner. Maybe you can't stand at your stove long enough to cook dinner.

And if burning, shooting pain runs down the back of your leg when you sit, what you read in the next few minutes will help you get your old life back.

I'll show you how a simple remedy helps my patients sleep in their own beds and stand at their stoves again.

Give me five minutes. You'll see why every fix wore off.

I'm Dr. Susan Miller. I've been a board-certified pain specialist for 22 years.

I run a small independent practice for people with long-term back and nerve pain.

Glenda did everything we asked. And we failed her.

That January, I said no.

THE AFTERNOON SHE ASKED ME FOR A THIRD SHOT

On a Tuesday afternoon that January, Glenda perched on the edge of the chair in my exam room. She kept her weight on her right hip, because sitting flat sent a shooting pain down her left leg.

Her winter coat was still on her lap.

"I need the third shot, Dr. Miller," she said. "The second one already wore off."

I opened her chart and looked down at the list of everything she'd tried.

I'd already given her two shots in her back. She paid $199 of her own money each time. The first shot held about three months, and the second wore off in five weeks.

Her family doctor put her on gabapentin first, and then Lyrica. Those nerve pills made her so dizzy at night that she had to keep a hand on the wall just to walk to the bathroom.

Urgent care gave her a steroid pill pack. She got a few good days, then the pain was back.

Every day she took drugstore pills like Advil and Aleve for the inflammation. They were hard on her stomach.

Her family doctor also sent her for 12 physical therapy visits. She paid her share every time. Each visit helped for a day, but the next morning the pain was right back.

Bit by bit, she'd given up the things she loved.

She'd stopped cooking Sunday dinner. Every trip to the store started with figuring out where to rest. She slept in her recliner more nights than not.

She told me she'd stopped asking when it would go away. Now she just asked how to live around it.

"Surgery is next, isn't it?" she said. "Is that my fate? I'm scared to death of that operation."

Then she asked me something I had no good answer for.

"If it's my disc, why does every fix wear off?"

I looked at the fear in her eyes, and right then I hit my limit. Enough was enough.

"Glenda, I won't give you a third shot in your back."

A third one would buy her a few more weeks. Then she'd be right back in my exam chair.

We call what I do pain management. I was only managing Glenda's pain one shot at a time. I wasn't fixing it.

"Before anyone talks about an operation," I said, "give me one night with your chart. I'll call you in the morning."

WHAT I FOUND AT MY KITCHEN TABLE THAT NIGHT

That night, at my kitchen table, I opened Glenda's chart on my laptop.

I wanted her whole case laid out on paper as I worked. So I printed her list, a study page, and her lower back MRI scan. The scan showed the disc her doctor blamed.

I looked again at every treatment on her list: the drugstore pills, the steroid pack, the nerve pills, the therapy and the shots. Then I read the studies on each one.

By midnight, I could see why every fix had worn off.

The treatments did something. The trouble was where they ended up, and how long they lasted.

The pills she took every day spread all through her body. And the shots only reached her lower back once every few months.

Not one of them kept the inflammation down right where it hurts, every single day.

That same night, I started looking for plants that could.

If you've had an MRI, you've probably heard what Glenda heard.

"My family doctor said a bulging disc is pinching a nerve," she said. "He told me that at my age, I'd just have to live with it."

Here's something I've always known.

When doctors scanned people 60 to 80 who never had back pain, all but one had a worn or bulging disc on their MRI.

Most people her age have a worn or bulging disc and feel no pain at all. The disc gets the blame because it shows up on the scan. On its own, it doesn't explain her pain.

Nobody told Glenda the real cause.

A swollen nerve in your lower back keeps sending pain down your leg.

THE SWOLLEN NERVE BEHIND THE PAIN DOWN YOUR LEG

What your doctor calls sciatica is really a swollen nerve: the nerve in your lower back, puffed up and inflamed, firing pain down your leg.

That nerve starts in your lower back and runs down the back of your leg. So when trouble starts in your lower back, you feel it all the way down your leg.

In some of us, the soft center of one of those worn discs sits right against that nerve.

Step 1: The nerve gets inflamed.

Inside that soft center is an enzyme, a natural body chemical that sets off inflammation. And that enzyme is up to 100,000 times more active than any other enzyme of its kind on record.

For you, that means the nerve beside that disc gets inflamed right there in your lower back.

Step 2: It swells up.

At that inflamed spot, the nerve's blood flow slows down and fluid builds up inside it. The nerve swells.

And that swelling inside the nerve is a big part of why it hurts.

Step 3: It keeps firing pain down your leg.

Once that nerve is inflamed and swollen, pressure sets it off. It fires shooting pain when you take a step, sit, stand or turn over in bed.

The nerve can even send pain on its own while you lie still.

And that's why it wakes you at night.

You know the rest. You feel the burning and a deep ache that never leaves.

That swollen nerve is why nothing you or Glenda tried ever lasted. Every fix left that nerve inflamed and swollen.

The shots brought the inflammation down for a little while. Once each shot wore off, fluid built back up and the nerve swelled again.

The drugstore pills spread all through your body instead of going to that one swollen spot.

The steroid pack was over in a few days. After that, nothing kept the inflammation down.

The therapy never lasted past the next morning.

And the nerve pills were never meant to bring down the inflammation or the swelling.

Here's the good news.

Bring the inflammation down and take the swelling down, right where it hurts, every day. Then that swollen nerve stops firing pain down your leg.

You stand at your stove and cook again. You sleep through the night in your own bed instead of the recliner.

You walk through the store and drive yourself where you need to go. You climb the stairs and do the laundry in your own home.

And none of this is your fault.

You did everything you were told. Nobody aimed at that swollen nerve every day. A fix you use at home doesn't bring you back to the office.

You just keep going back for another round of shots, more pills, and finally an operation.

Your pain was never just the disc on your scan. It's the swollen nerve beside it.

So how do you bring the inflammation down every single day, right where it hurts?

WHAT NO PILL OR SHOT COULD EVER DO FOR HER

The next morning, I made two calls.

I called a pharmacist I've sent patients to for years. I asked her for a rub with the three plants I'd read about that night.

She didn't need to mix one. She already had a jar with all three on hand.

Then I called Glenda. I told her to pick it up at the pharmacy and start that same night.

Glenda opened the jar at bedtime.

When she rubbed it in, it felt cool at first, then a little warm. Within a minute, the shooting eased and she could stand up straight.

She got into her own bed, not the recliner. The next morning she called me. "I slept straight through, Dr. Miller. First time in months."

You might ask, "How can a rub on my skin reach a swollen nerve deep in my back?"

Doctors already use a rub to ease pain under the skin. The gel you rub into an arthritic hand or wrist eases the pain inside the joint.

Glenda's balm carries an old tree resin deep through your skin, down to that swollen nerve. It goes straight to the source of the pain and brings down the inflammation causing it.

And you rub it in where it hurts, on your lower back and down the back of your hip and thigh.

Before I name it, here are the three things it has to do:

Close the pain gate in your nerves where pain signals pass through.

Once that gate is closed, those pain signals can't reach your brain.

Take the swelling down.

When fluid builds up inside the nerve, it stays swollen and keeps hurting.

Bring the inflammation down, right at that swollen nerve.

That's where the pain starts.

Do all three every day, and that swollen nerve stops sending pain down your leg.

A study followed 1,192 people with a disc pushing out in the lower back. People who had the pain for more than six months did worse than the rest at every check-up, whether they had an operation or not.

Even if you've had it for three years like Glenda, it isn't too late. But the longer it goes on, the harder it is to turn around.

When Glenda came back that spring, she walked into my office standing straight.

That was the day my nurse believed me.

ONCE GLENDA HAD HER OLD LIFE BACK, WORD SPREAD FAST

My nurse Teresa is 62 and has worked beside me for fourteen years. She had sciatica down her right leg too. When I told her about the balm in January, she brushed it off.

She'd already tried every drugstore rub with no luck. By noon, the pain down her leg was so bad she spent her lunch breaks lying flat on our break room floor with her knees up.

Then that spring, Teresa stood at the front desk and watched Glenda walk in standing straight. Glenda crossed the whole waiting room on her own, without reaching for a single chair to steady herself.

That same afternoon, Teresa asked me for a few jars of her own. "My sciatica wakes me up every night," she said. She picked them up at the pharmacy on her way home.

At ten after six the next morning, my phone buzzed with a text from her.

"Slept the whole night. Didn't wake up once. What on earth is in that jar?"

A few weeks later, she worked a whole shift without lying down on the break room floor once. When her shift ended, she found me in the hall and said, "I got my life back."

Then Glenda told her friends at church, and they tried it too.

Their daughters started calling my office to ask how to order more for their mothers. Then I started getting letters from their sisters and cousins out of state. I'd never even met these women.

Women wrote that they were sleeping through the night in their own beds again.

One woman wrote that she hadn't slept past three in the morning for a whole year. The first night she used it, she slept until the sun came up.

That's when the pushback started.

WHY SPINE SURGEONS AND DRUG REPS ARE FURIOUS WITH ME

A spine surgeon I've sent patients to for years left me a voicemail. He said I was "selling hope in a jar."

I called him back. I told him Glenda didn't need hope. She needed a night's sleep, and now she was getting it.

Then a drug rep I've known for ten years stopped by my office. Before he left, he warned me to be careful what I put my name on.

I told him I've signed my name to a lot of prescriptions over the years. I've never been more sure of anything than this.

Here's why they'd rather you never hear about it.

Nobody can own a tree resin. So nobody is paid to tell you about it.

And here's what scares them:

Let them call. Seeing Glenda back at her own stove matters more to me than their angry phone calls.

And you don't need me or a pharmacist to get it. The maker sells it direct, so anyone can order it without a prescription.

So here's what's in that jar, and why it's not like any rub in your drawer.

INTRODUCING THE BALM THAT GETS DOWN TO THAT SWOLLEN NERVE

The balm the pharmacist told me about is called Nurovita Natural Comfort Balm.

Three of the ingredients in the balm each go after a different step of what's happening to that swollen nerve.

Menthol

You feel this one first: a fresh wave of menthol, then a little warming.

The gentle cooling and warming closes the pain gate in your nerves. That gate is the spot where pain signals pass through. Once it's closed, those pain signals can't reach your brain.

Arnica

Arnica is a yellow mountain flower. It takes the swelling down.

Frankincense resin

This is the old tree resin I told you about. The balm carries it deep through your skin, down to that swollen nerve, straight to the source of the pain.

Right at that swollen spot, it brings down the inflammation causing the pain.

Here's the catch most people never hear about.

Most frankincense rubs you can buy are made with the oil. But the part of the resin that brings the inflammation down isn't in the oil.

Nurovita is made from the resin itself.

With all three working together, that swollen nerve stops sending pain down your leg.

A cooling rub from the drugstore only helps for a little while. Nurovita doesn't just numb the pain, because the cooling is only the first of three things the balm does. The menthol is gentle, and the balm is made for sensitive skin.

Using it is simple. Rub a dime-sized amount into your lower back where it hurts. Then rub another dime-sized amount down the back of your hip and thigh.

Rubbing it in takes about a minute, morning and night.

No prescription to fill.

No dose to raise.

No waiting room.

Here's what you can expect.

WHAT YOU'LL FEEL, FROM THE FIRST MINUTE TO THE FIRST MONTH

The first 60 seconds.

You rub it in and feel a fresh wave of menthol, then a little warming. The shooting pain eases enough for you to stand up straight. Deep through your skin, the balm is already starting to bring the swelling and inflammation down.

The first 24 hours.

You sleep through the night in your own bed, not the recliner. And getting out of bed the next morning isn't a fight anymore.

The first 7 days.

You sit through a whole car ride across town without asking to pull over. You get through your morning chores without stopping to sit down.

After 30 days.

You stand at your stove long enough to cook a whole dinner, and then you sit down to eat it with your family.

You walk through the store, drive yourself, take the stairs, and do the laundry. You're still living in your own home, and you're doing it all on your own again.

To keep that inflammation down every day, you rub the balm on every morning and every night.

That way, fluid doesn't build back up inside the nerve. And the slightest pressure doesn't set that nerve off anymore.

But you don't have to take my word for it.

WHAT I KEEP HEARING FROM WOMEN LIKE GLENDA

That's how it turned out for Glenda.

A few weeks after that first call, she stood at her stove and cooked a whole Sunday dinner. Her daughter stayed at the table and let her do it all herself.

These days, she walks the whole store and drives herself to church.

And she's far from the only one.

Over 10,000 people have ordered it, and the refund rate is 0.3%, about 3 in 1,000.

Most of the women who write to me had already tried a drawer full of drugstore rubs and patches.

Many of those women had already paid their share for shots and therapy, or taken nerve pills that left them dizzy and foggy.

Their doctors told them a worn disc on their scan was just their age. And they dreaded a back operation.

They didn't expect a jar to give them their old life back.

Then they wrote in to tell me when it did.

Here's what three of them wrote.

And every one of them did it without a new prescription.

If you're ready to bring down the inflammation in that swollen nerve and get your old life back, tap the button below.

WHAT EVERY SHOT, PILL AND VISIT IS REALLY COSTING YOU

Let's add up what you're already paying.

On Medicare, your share of every shot in your back is $94 to $199. Two shots a year, like Glenda had, can cost you up to about $400.

And every one of them wears off.

For her 12 physical therapy visits, Glenda paid about $20 of her own money a visit. That came to about $240.

If you've tried a chiropractor, a visit runs $60 to $200.

Then there are the patches and the heating pads. They add up too.

And if it comes to that back operation you dread, it runs $15,000 to $35,000 without insurance. On Medicare, your own share alone is $918 to $1,661, just to start.

The nerve pills don't cost much at the pharmacy, but they leave you in a fog.

In one year, Glenda paid about $640 of her own money for two shots in her back and 12 physical therapy visits, not counting her pills. And after all of it, she was still hurting.

Now think about what it would be worth to stand at your own stove and cook a whole Sunday dinner.

Think about what it would be worth to sleep through the night in your own bed, instead of waking up in the recliner. Glenda told me she'd have paid anything for that.

The regular price is $74.99 a jar.

That's less than your share of one shot, for a jar that lasts about a month. And you won't even pay that today.

UP TO 67% OFF THE REGULAR $74.99: WHY THE INDUSTRY HATES IT

The people who profit from your pain sell you one shot or one bottle at a time. That way, you keep coming back to their office.

Here's why I tell women about this balm.

I'm angry. Glenda lost three years to shots and pills that wore off. Women like you lost years too. Telling you about this jar is how I hit back.

This balm is meant to be used every day, so it has to cost little. That's why the maker has it on this page at up to 67% off the regular $74.99 a jar.

Here's what that comes to.

In the 5-jar pack, you buy 3 jars and get 2 free jars. With those 2 free jars counted in, all 5 jars come out to $23.40 a jar instead of $74.99, and shipping is free.

If you pick the 3-jar pack, you buy 2 jars and get 1 free jar, so all 3 jars in the pack work out to $26 a jar with free shipping.

One jar is $39, plus shipping.

At a jar a month, the 5 jars last about five months.

That's under 80 cents a day. You pay more than that for a cup of coffee at a coffee shop.

If you've had shots, 5 jars cost about the same as your share of one shot. And a shot wears off.

For less than 80 cents a day, you can trade the recliner for your old life back.

Remember, the balm goes on every morning and every night, because the inflammation is there every day.

Nurovita gives you 90 days to try the balm, even if the jar is empty. If it doesn't help you sleep in your own bed and stand at your stove again, you get your money back.

BEFORE YOU ORDER, THERE'S ONE CATCH YOU SHOULD KNOW

This price won't last. And I don't want you to miss it.

Here's the reason.

The maker can hold this price only while this batch lasts.

No factory can make the resin. People tap it from the trees by hand for part of the year. Then the trees have to rest.

So nobody can hurry a batch.

This balm has sold out four times since spring, so the discount on this page expires tonight.

Leaving that swollen nerve alone costs you far more than missing a discount.

As long as that nerve stays swollen, it keeps firing pain down your leg, day and night.

And the longer that pain hangs on, the harder it is to turn around.

Every shot wears off, and the pain comes right back.

You spend more nights in the recliner. You miss more dinners because you can't stand long enough to cook. Meanwhile, the people who profit from your pain keep getting paid. And the operation you dread stays on the table.

That's why I want you to try this balm with nothing to lose.

YOUR 90-DAY GUARANTEE, EVEN IF THE JAR IS EMPTY

Maybe you're thinking this is one more waste of money.

I don't blame you, after all the shots and pills that wore off. But I watched Glenda walk into my office standing straight.

This time, the risk isn't yours.

Use it morning and night, every day, for up to 90 days. Feel the shooting pain ease. Sleep through the night in your own bed. Stand at your stove again.

Then one morning, you'll get out of bed and think, "Wait. Where did that pain go?"

If the pain in your leg still wakes you up at night.

If you still end up in the recliner.

If you still can't stand at your stove long enough to cook dinner.

Then you get your money back.

The maker gives you a full 90 days, even if the jar is empty.

You can call them at (307) 392-7522.

You can also email them at support@trynurovita.com. They answer refund emails within one business day and send your money back.

Here's why the maker can make that promise. The refund rate is 0.3%, about 3 in 1,000.

Almost everyone who tries the balm keeps it, because they feel the relief.

The maker takes all the risk. You don't risk a single penny.

And another year in that recliner gives you nothing back.

So now it comes down to a choice.

TWO ROADS FROM HERE, AND ONLY ONE GETS YOUR LIFE BACK

Glenda spent three years on the first road before that January afternoon in my office.

I don't want that for you.

The first road is more of the same. You still feel that burning, shooting pain down the back of your leg every time you stand or sit.

And the longer you wait, the harder that pain is to turn around, even with an operation.

A little more of your day slips away. First you give up cooking at the stove, then climbing the stairs, and then driving your car.

You say no to the drive to see the grandkids, because you can't sit that long in the car.

Your family sits around the holiday table while you watch from the recliner.

And at night you lie awake, wondering if you're going to end up in a wheelchair.

You pay your share for another shot and another round of pills. Then you face the surgeon and the operation you dread. You risk nerve damage and pain that never leaves.

Or you take the second road.

You rub the balm in where it hurts, and it gets down to that swollen nerve. In the first 60 seconds, the shooting eases. Within weeks, you get your old life back.

You cook at your own stove again. You sleep through the night in your own bed. You walk through the store and drive your own car.

You climb your own stairs and do your own laundry. You stay in your own home.

In the next minute, you decide which road you take for the next few years.

Either you get your old life back, or you get your money back. Both beat another year on the first road. You have 90 days, even if the jar is empty.

HERE'S WHAT TO DO RIGHT NOW

Step 1: Tap the "Apply Discount & Check Availability" button below. First you'll see a short quiz, then your pack.

Step 2: Pick your pack. The 5 jars are already selected, and that's the one I'd pick. The balm goes on morning and night, so the 5 jars carry you through the 90 days and past them, at the lowest price per jar.

Step 3: Enter where to send it. It ships in 24 to 48 hours, and shipping is free on the 3 and 5 jars.

Step 4: Rub it in when it comes. Use a dime-sized amount on your lower back and one more down the back of your hip and thigh, morning and night. It takes about a minute.

Up to 67% off the regular $74.99 a jar, free shipping on 3 jars or more, and 90 days, even if the jar is empty.

And please, don't leave it for later.

Later is another night in the recliner.

Later is another pill or another shot that wears off.

Later is the price on this page gone, and the jars sold out.

Later is that nerve staying swollen while the pain gets harder to turn around.

Tap the button below right now instead. In the first 60 seconds after you rub it in, you'll feel the shooting ease.

Here's to getting your old life back,

Dr. Susan Miller

P.S. Last Thanksgiving night, Glenda called me. "I've made this dinner for forty-one years, Dr. Miller. This year I cooked the whole thing standing at my own stove."

That could be you in a few weeks if you start now.

A swollen nerve in your lower back keeps sending pain down your leg. Just rub a dime-sized amount of the balm into your lower back and another down the back of your hip and thigh, morning and night.

P.P.S. The 5 jars work out to less than 80 cents a day. All five cost about the same as your share of one shot, and they last for months.

P.P.P.S. The discount on this page expires tonight, because it holds only while this batch lasts, and nobody can hurry the resin.

The maker gives you 90 days, even if the jar is empty, to get your money back. If you have any questions, you can call them at (307) 392-7522. Or just tap the button below.