Tei-Fu massage lotion
NSP Tei-Fu Massage Lotion — cooling lotion for external massage with essential oils of menthol, eucalyptus, camphor, clove, and wintergreen. Relieves muscle tension and eases joint discomfort. 118.3 ml (4 fl. oz). NSP article: 3538.
Dietary supplement. Not a medicinal product. Consult a doctor before use. Results may vary.
Description
NSP Tei-Fu Massage Lotion — Ancient Chinese Wisdom for Modern Pain Relief
NSP Tei-Fu Massage Lotion (SKU 1881) is a unique massage formula inspired by traditional Chinese medicine. It combines 5 essential oils with cooling and warming effects to relieve muscle and joint pain, improve circulation, and aid post-exercise recovery.
The Tei-Fu Formula: 5 Essential Oils in Synergy
| Essential Oil | Effect | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Camphor | Cooling → counter-irritant pain relief | Muscle pain, bruises |
| Menthol (peppermint) | Cooling + analgesic | Headaches, fatigue |
| Eucalyptus | Anti-inflammatory, counter-irritant | Joints, congestion |
| Lavender | Calming, analgesic | Stress, muscle tension |
| Cedarwood | Warming, antispasmodic | Spasms, chronic pain |
The blend of “cooling” (camphor, menthol) and “warming” (cedarwood) oils creates the Chinese hot-cold massage effect: first a cooling sensation, then a pleasant warmth — enhancing blood flow and tissue recovery.
When to Use
Muscle Pain and Recovery
- Post-workout muscle soreness (DOMS)
- Muscle spasms and stiffness
- Bruises and sprains (not on open wounds)
- Chronic neck, shoulder, and lower back tension
Joints
- Arthritic joint pain
- Morning joint stiffness
- Cervical and lumbar osteochondrosis
- Prevention for active individuals
Head and Congestion
- Tension headaches (apply to temples and back of neck)
- Nasal congestion (inhale or apply under nose)
- Tired eyes (apply to brow bone, not eyelids)
How to Use
Muscle and joint massage:
– Warm 5–10 ml in palms
– Massage in circular movements for 3–5 minutes
– Cover with a warm towel for 10–15 minutes for deeper effect
– Repeat 2–3 times daily for pain relief
Spot application:
– Headache: 1–2 drops on temples, gently massage
– Congestion: 1–2 drops under nose or inhale from palm
– Nighttime leg cramps: 2–3 drops on muscle, quick massage
Safety
- External use only
- Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
- Do not apply to broken skin or open wounds
- Patch test before first use
- Not for children under 6 without medical advice
- Keep away from fire (essential oils are flammable)
Synergy with Other NSP Products
- EverFlex NSP (tablets) — systemic joint support from within
- Glucosamine & Chondroitin NSP — joint cartilage complex
- Magnesium NSP — for muscle spasms and cramps
Composition
Contraindications
Usage
How does NSP Tei-Fu Massage Lotion relieve muscle pain?
NSP Tei-Fu Lotion works through three mechanisms: 1) Counter-irritation — camphor and menthol cool the skin surface, distracting the nervous system from deeper pain (gate control theory). 2) Circulation boost — warming from cedarwood oil dilates blood vessels, accelerating lactic acid clearance. 3) Anti-inflammatory action — eucalyptus and lavender reduce soft tissue swelling and inflammation.
Does NSP Tei-Fu help with joint pain and arthritis?
Yes. NSP Tei-Fu Lotion is effective as a supportive remedy for joint pain from arthritis, osteochondrosis, and rheumatism. Apply to the painful area 2–3 times daily with gentle massage. For systemic support, combine with EverFlex NSP (glucosamine & chondroitin tablets). Tei-Fu addresses symptoms; EverFlex helps rebuild cartilage.
Is NSP Tei-Fu Lotion good for athletes?
Yes — it's very popular among athletes. Use in two modes: BEFORE training as a warm-up (5 ml, light massage, 5 min). AFTER training for recovery and DOMS relief (10 ml, deep massage, cover with warm towel). For injuries (sprains, bruises): first 48 hours cooling mode (no massage), then massage-based application.
Can NSP Tei-Fu Lotion be used for headaches?
Yes. Menthol and camphor have proven effectiveness for tension headaches. Apply 1–2 drops to temples and gently massage in circular motions. For occipital pain — apply to neck and base of skull. Effect typically occurs within 5–15 minutes. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. For migraines with aura — consult a physician first.
Is NSP Tei-Fu Lotion safe for children?
With caution. For children aged 6–12: dilute only (5–10 drops of lotion in one tablespoon of carrier oil), avoid face and chest. For children under 6: not recommended without pediatric advice. Concentrated camphor and menthol can irritate young children's respiratory airways.
How long does the effect of NSP Tei-Fu Lotion last?
The cooling effect is felt immediately and lasts 30–60 minutes. Warming from cedarwood oil develops within 5–10 minutes and may persist 2–4 hours. Applying under a warm towel doubles the effect duration. For chronic pain: use 3 times daily in 2–4 week courses.
What does 'Tei-Fu' mean and what is the origin of this formula?
Tei-Fu is a traditional Chinese therapeutic concept meaning 'balancing energies' through hot and cold therapy — a key principle in TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). NSP's formula was developed based on classic Chinese herbal combinations used for centuries to treat pain, stiffness, and congestion. The 5-oil blend replicates the therapeutic effect of traditional Chinese compresses and liniments.
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