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The Elmore Oil Company, a Bendigo based company who manufactures a topical pain relief lotion for arthritis and muscular pain recently undertook a double blind, placebo controlled trial for their flagship product, Elmore Oil.

The trial was headed by Dr. Ruth S. Sy, head Rheumatologist at the Veterans Memorial Hospital in Quezon City and coordinated by respected researcher, Dr. Leticia LuceroPalma. In what could be a major breakthrough in medical science, all the patients in the trial have recorded reduced uric acid levels after being on Elmore Oil for as little as 4 weeks.

The trial was set up to study the effects of Elmore Oil against a placebo, on patients aged between 45 and 90 years of age, who have been clinically diagnosed with osteoarthritis. The patients all recorded their pain levels in a detailed diary but they have also been blood tested prior to the trial and weekly thereafter. Dr. Palma noticed a marked drop in uric acids levels in all patients, up to 50% in some cases, which has led to an excited optimism that the company may have stumbled on a potential cure for gout.

While it is too early to make assumptions the company is prepared to fund more research into the potential cure. A story on the effects of the product for arthritis as well as the potential for gout prevention will be aired on Australias leading news program, A Current Affair, in the week before Easter.

Elmore Oil is a simple blend of Olive Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Tea Tree Oil and specially prepared extracts of Vanilla.

The companies Managing Director, Mark Linford, says the secret behind Elmore Oil is its unique blending process.

“Elmore Oil is manufactured using a process known as Triple Maturation. It’s unique to Elmore Oil and it bonds the actives in the essentials oils to the circulatory components found in Vanilla so we have a product which enters the body quickly and gets to the source of the pain and inflammation quickly.”

This advantage has been the driving factor behind the products spiralling popularity with the elderly generation for arthritis pain relief, but it has also struck favour with the younger and mid age groups as a recovery product for exercise and sport.

Now with the potential to be used as a preventative for gout the product could be set for multi national fame.

“We are hopeful that the next phase of the trial can isolate the components that are lowering the uric acid levels and allow us to pin point the science behind this amazing revelation.”

Gout currently affects 16 million people worldwide and is in itself a form of arthritis. It most frequently effects men ages between 40 and 60 years of age and in 75% of the cases the first attack occurs in the big toe. Gout occurs as a result of excess uric acid in the blood and tissues. If uric acid crystals enter the joint, they may trigger the development of inflammation. For more information on Elmore Oil call 07917095513 or visit http://www.elmoreoil.co.uk

Best Regards

Tony McAuley

MD Elmore oil UK

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The success of a pilot study conducted in Australia prompted the company to undertake a larger scale trial, but the company chose the Philippines to base their trial due to the lower costs while still maintaining an excellence level of research quality. Managing Director of the company, Mark Linford, says his company put in almost a year of due diligence before selecting the Philippines as there site for the trial.

“We undertook a thorough examination of possible trial sites, commencing with 3 universities in Australia, before finally settling on the Philippines as our preferred location. Following an introduction to the Philippine medical fraternity by fellow Australian, Dr. Bill Paspaliaris, I was impressed by the professionalism of the team in place here, and after making several trips to Manila to conduct our diligence we signed an agreement in November last year to conduct the trials under the guidance of Dr. Leticia Lucero-Palma. We are very confident that the trials will be professionally conducted to the highest international standards and that our companies financial contribution to the Philippines, by way of the trials can only help the local economy.”

In December 2008, the double-blind trial was initiated and will take place at the Veterans Medical Hospital in Quezon City, Manila. The trial will be supervised by respected researcher, Dr. Leticia Lucero- Palma and will be conducted by head of Rheumatology at the clinic, Dr. Ruth S. Sly, and is expected be completed by the end of February 2009.

Managing Director of the Elmore Oil Company, Mark Linford, recently met with Dr. Lucero-Palma in Manila and signed off on the trial that will provide the company with the much needed clinical data that they have been seeking to expand their export markets. The trial will test a wide cross section of patients diagnosed with osteoarthritis, using both Elmore Oil and a placebo, for a 4 week period on each product, with a one week period of intervention between products.

Patients will be interviewed and have pain diaries put in place but will also be blood tested throughout the trial to assess a range of parameters including ESR levels, to scientifically determine the anti-inflammatory benefits of Elmore Oil. The trial will be listed on the FDA trials data base in the USA and medical personal can monitor the progress as statistical data becomes available.

“We have been working towards this trial for a couple of years now”, Mark Linford said. “The pilot study which was undertaken by Latrobe University in Australia gave a very good indication that we will receive a very positive response, despite only being conducted on a very small sample of people. This has given us the confidence to undertake the full trial, which will provide the medical world with the data to prove what our customers have been telling us for years – that our product relives the pain and swelling associated with arthritis, using natural ingredients without side effects.”

Statistical data will be available at the end of February and the companies Managing Director, Mark Linford, will again visit Manila early in March to gather data on the results and record interviews with the medical staff involved as well as some of the participants

Elmore Oil is a natural product, using a combination of Olive Oil, Australian Tea Tree & Eucalyptus Oils and extracts of Vanilla. The secret to the product is the unique blending process, known as triple maturation, which bonds the terpene and cineole from the active ingredients to the circulatory ingredients of the Vanilla, providing a fast active pain reliever for joint and muscular pain. Elmore Oil is the fastest selling topical pain reliever in Australia and is also exported to 14 countries around the world

For the event Hilton Clarke had joined him as a VIS-Jayco teammate. Clarke ended up in second place. Third home was David Pell, who has a string of strong placings in the event, but has yet to achieve the ultimate.

Dempster has achieved a lot in his short – but growing – international cycling career, including winning the Bendigo Madison and time honoured Austral Wheelrace on the track and the Australian Grand Prix Time Trial and Tour of Gippsland on the road.

Over 299km, the “Warrny” is the world’s longest one day race and UCI recognition on an international scale and Dempster was well aware of the event’s background. “Until now, I wasn’t sure whether I was good enough to win the race and also, I had not had the opportunities to race,” he said. “But I’m glad I entered, I now realise how tough the race is and what it can do to some riders.” Dempster wasn’t sure if he’d return. “I might leave it there, one from one sounds nice.”

Clarke won the Melbourne to Warrnambool in 2000 and was trying to join elite company as a dual winner of the great race, which again attracted a big audience in the famed Raglan Parade finish.

After winning the Australian Grand Prix Road Race in Ballarat earlier this year and the Grafton to Inverell one day classic last month, Pell looked a good bet yesterday, particularly over the final 20km, when the field had broken up considerably.

Race organisers were thrilled with the response of 205 entries, a record field since the event became a mass start in 1996.

Leisurely start

Riders were able to enjoy the first eight kilometres of the race, as it was neutralise from the start at Sanctuary Lakes where they were to enjoy the scenery. But as soon as the red flag was pulled in at Point Cook, the demeanour of most riders took on a distinctly different look. Some were hell-bent on picking up some of the intermediate sprints, which carried a $100 bonus each time, while others were happy to sit back in the field and dream of getting to the finish line in Warrnambool.

By the time the field had reached Werribee for the third sprint, a group of four riders had already formed with Adrian Hanson, Luke MacKenzie, Andrew Ward and Peter Ladd. Shortly after Adelaide-based Joel Pearson was able to get across from the peloton, but at the same time, MacKenzie had lost touch.

At the Werribee sprint, Port Fairy rider Damien McDowell, got tangled up with some other riders and crashed heavily, resulting in a trip to the nearest hospital. The new four-man group settled down and for the next nine intermediate sprints – and four hill climbs – boosted their bank balances with some handy pocket money.

By now, the leaders were almost to the Colac Otway region, some 123km into the race. Hanson had been the dominant figure in the intermediate sprints and it wasn’t long after that he withdrew from the race. Hanson however had not read the fine print on this year’s technical regulations, stipulating that riders in contention for either the Sprint Championship or King of the Mountain Championship, must cross the finish line. But the blow to Hanson was softened when he learnt he was still able to take home the $1200 in sprint prize money he’d collected.

The Victorian 200km Championship was included in the Melbourne to Warrnambool and decided outside the Mamre Hotel at Pirron Yallock. Winner was one of the most unlikely choices – if betting was legal on the race – in Tasmanian 40-year-old Tim Elmer, who pushed his nose in front of fellow Tasmanian, Richie Porte at the right time.

There was more mayhem at the Camperdown sprint, or at least the feed station which was only 200m further on. Drapac Porsche rider Pip Grinter – who at the time was in a new lead group of 17 riders – got tangled up with a handful of spectators and officials who were trying to offer feed bags to others. Down he crashed and his day in the saddle was over.

With the finish line nearing, Elmer, Shaun McCarthy and Brendan Rowbotham became the next casualties of the lead group and their target switched from race victory to survival and just getting to the finish line in one piece.

At Panmure, some 25km from the finish, a six-man group, comprising Dempster, Hilton Clarke, Pell, Cameron Jennings, Dylan Newell and Casey Munro, were able to break clear from Jonathon Clarke, Tom Leaper, Cameron Hughes, Will Dickeson, Richie Porte and Leon Vogels and that’s the order the top dozen finished, but not before some more drama over the closing stages.

The finish straight at Warrnambool is picturesque for the spectators and they were able to see the power of Dempster over the last 200m in particular. Newell looked to have the race in his pocket when he hit out first, but then Dempster and Hilton Clarke turned on the gas. It was a finish to remember and the name Zak Dempster joins an honour roll that embodies everything about Australian cycling.

Dempster will now switch his road bike for his track machine and prepare for next month’s World Cup, while he will turn his attention back to the road for the Australian Open in Ballarat in January.

And in a feel good story about yesterday’s “Warrny” – Dempster’s father Darren, who was also competing in his first major road classic, won the D Grade category.

Melbourne to Warrnambool Results:

(Top 10 only)

1 Zak Dempster (VIS-Jayco)    7.18.15

2 Hilton Clarke (VIS-Jayco) s.t

3 David Pell (Savings & Loans)s.t

4 Cameron Jennings (Budget Forklifts)s.t

5 Dylan Newell (Praties)s.t

6 Casey Munro (Radio Coast FM) s.t

7 Jonathon Clarke (VIS-Jayco)   1.14

8 Tom Leaper (Brightstar/Bicycle Superstore)s.t

9 Cameron Hughes (Budget Forkifts)s.t

10 Will Dickeson (Savings & Loans)  1.17

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It has been the darling of many in Australia and indeed has rocketed up the popularity charts since it’s inclusion in the TGA listing of recognised drugs.  It rose from 19th in 2005 to 5th in 2006 to become the fastest selling topical pain relief oil in Australia.  Mark Linford told http://elmoreoil.co.uk that they have had a 330% increase in sales in 2007 and expect to rise from 5th position.  They are awaiting the results from respected data research company AC Neilsen with baited breath.  From early results in the UK, it is easy to see why this product is so popular.

The product was initially launched in Northern Ireland around various pharmacies and health food stores.  It, like many other new products, was slow to catch the public interest but a recent surge in buying has highlighted the desire of the general public to try new products, especially one that claims to relieve arthritis and muscle pain effectively and quickly.  Tony McAuley from http://elmoreoil.co.uk has said that he believes the oil is begining to show the same popularity that it shows in Australia and expects many more sales in the coming months. 

“I think people will try anything to help with pain relief at least once and the fact that it comes with a full 14 day money back guarantee helps.  Not many companies have the faith to give a money back guarantee.  It really is a no brainer when it boils down to it.  I have already received emails and telephone calls from people thanking me for introducing them to Elmore Oil and asking why they have never heard of it before now. ”

Elmore Oil is really not just for arthritis, it is equally effective on athletes.  Several athletes in Australia are using it and believe it gives them the edge in recovery that other products do not give.  Zak Dempster who cycles for SouthAustralia.com/AIS was over in Ireland this week competing in the Tour Of Ireland, is a firm believer in Elmore Oil.  He spoke to http://elmoreoil.co.uk on the evening before the competition and said:

“I use Elmore Oil all the time before and after races.  Due to the fact we shave our legs when racing, it is very important that we use a good oil as we have to be careful about irritating our skin.  The ingredients in Elmore Oil are very kind to the skin and the eucalyptus helps to open my airways.  I find that I can recover quicker when I use it and it has become part of my life while racing.  With about 90 race days a year this is very important.”

Zak will be competing in the Tour of Britain as well so we wish him the best of luck in that.

In 2005 an Australian company, who are leaders in pain relief and injury technology, developed the Sports version of their already famous topical lotion called, Elmore Oil, and set about enhancing it with the technology and the methodology to rapidly increase the rate of recovery from injury in athletes at the elite level, as well as providing multiple pre-competition advantages.

Elmore Oil Sports and the Faster than RICER recovery program has been picked up by some key individual athletes around the country, but has failed to capture the attention of the countries sports medicine decision makers. The companies managing director, Mark Linford, says that while he is pleased about the Chinese interest he is worried that Australia will again lose a key advantage to another country.

“There is no doubt we are delighted and proud of the interest shown by the Chinese team, but it’s a shame that once again Australia may lose cutting edge technology to a sporting competitor. Elmore Oil Sports has anecdotally proven to provide a massive competitive edge, but clinical trials have not yet been fully completed and as a result the Australian Sports hierarchy seem to have just ignored the product. Despite that, the Chinese Medical advisers have at least taken the time to investigate the potential and will trial our product in the lead up to the games,” said Mr. Linford.

Already used by the prestigious Singapore Sports Academy, the product will now be assessed by Mr. Sun Guixian, the principal medical advisor to the Chinese Olympic team in Beijing. The process was not a simple one, with all available clinical data having to be translated into Mandarin Chinese for the evaluation to take place, but Mr Linford says the project is certainly worth the cost.

“The market in China is enormous and with the potential endorsement from the Chinese team our entry to that market would be made all that much easier,” said Mr. Linford.

Dr. Bob Chen, a U.S. trained physiotherapist heads up the medical team, based at the Hong Kong Polytechnics University and Dr. Chen has turned the focus of his medical staff towards recovery in the lead up to the 2008 games.

Studying the best techniques from Australia, the USA and the United Kingdom, Dr. Chen and his staff set out a program designed to extend the longevity of their athletes and allow them appropriate time for recovery between sessions. And now armed with the latest technology in sports medicine recovery from Australia, there could be no stopping them.

The innovative Polytechnics medical team have already used alternative, but cutting edge technology including a computerized Tai Chi exercise program. Recently featured on Discovery Channel, in a story on the goals and aims of the Chinese team for 2008, Dr. Chen says the target of being number one in the total medal count is right within their grasp and he believes his team will use any advantage they can find.

“In anticipation of the 2008 Olympics, most teams need rehabilitation services and occupational therapists. This is exactly where our expertise lies,” said Dr. Chen

The new technology revolves around the already proven RICER system. With the potential for Elmore Oil Sports to be used in between ice applications, due to the lack of heat generation from the product, the opportunity exists to get the powerful anti-inflammatory properties of the polybractea and melaleuca into the injured area quickly.

The unique combination of vanilla extracts in the product formula act as a circulatory synergist to carry the active ingredients to the injured area without the need for deep massage.. A review paper entitled “The Bio Synthetic relationship of Terpenes and Cineoles” has been written to provide an overview for the more technically minded and can be downloaded from the Elmore Oil website as part of the medical data pack.

When asked exactly why he thought his product had been ignored by Australias peak sporting bodies, Mr. Linford was forthright in his answer. “Well you might call it scepticism” he said, “but the AIS does have a commercial relationship with Dencorub, who may be considered by some to be a competitor of ours. The truth of the matter is that Elmore Oil stands in a class of its own, but it may well be that they are putting money before the welfare and the potential competitive advantage of Australian athletes.”

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80 year old Victorian, Ralph Linford, has a strong passion for helping others in pain.

When Ralph first started to develop arthritis in his hands nearly 9 years ago, he combined his love of nature with his background in chemistry and developed a product using 4 of natures own ingredients to relieve the pain in his hands.

Ralphs special lotion, which he named after the tiny central Victorian township of Elmore, where he lives, started to become a household name as word of mouth has slowly built the product a loyal following across the nation.

Elmore Oil has become the saviour of the elderly as well as the young and energetic. While the unique blend of natural ingredients is helping thousands to relieve the pain of arthritis, it is also helping Australia’s elite athletes with muscular aches and pains and increased recovery rates from soft tissue injuries.

It’s been dubbed as a miracle product by many but Ralph is quick to point out that Elmore Oil is just for pain relief, despite how good it seems to its loyal followers. “Arthritis and muscular pain can be really hard to cope with, says Ralph, and I am just pleased that my oil is helping many to get through their day to day chores without pain.”

With positive reviews on Australias leading current affairs programs, Ralphs oil has become famous and is now a household name around the country. For someone who just enjoys the simple things in life, Ralph can’t believe how well the product has been received and how famous it has become.

“Tea Tree and Eucalyptus have been used for thousands of years. I didn’t realize how it would work so well and, of course, I am very proud of that fact.”

The secret to Elmore Oil seems to be in the selection of the ingredients and the process involved in manufacturing. Only carefully selected strains of Australian grown eucalyptus and tea tree oils are used in the production of the product, and a unique blending process which involves maturing the ingredients together in a special sequence, is the key in bringing out the potency of the active ingredients. When the Vanilla essences are finally added, to assist with circulation and penetration of the active ingredients, it creates a beautiful lotion with an exquisite aroma, that seems to able to relieve the pain of almost any joint or muscular complaint.

And what does Ralph think of all the fuss? “Wherever I go, people stop me in the street and ask me about Elmore Oil,” he says. “It’s quite humbling to know that I have been able to help so many people who have suffered in pain for so many years.”

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80 year old Victorian, Ralph Linford, and 84 year old South Australian, Laurie Dean, have something in common – they both share a strong passion for helping others in pain.

We have all heard of that other dynamic duo, Batman and Robin, but Ralph and Laurie are on a mission far

greater than the caped crusaders.

When 80year old Ralph first started to develop arthritis in his hands nearly 9 years ago, he combined his love of nature with his background in chemistry and developed a product using 4 of natures own ingredients to relieve the pain in his hands.

Ralphs special lotion, which he named Elmore Oil, after the tiny central Victorian town where he lives, started to become a household name, as word of mouth slowly took the product across the nation.

Then from the city of churches entered Laurie Dean. Laurie was about to embark on an adventure around Australia, and at 84 years of age why wouldn’t you. He had put a deposit on a Winnebago van and he and wife Monte were preparing to head off into retirement, when suddenly Laurie was introduced to the wonders of Elmore Oil.

Laurie loved the product so much he felt compelled to contact the products creator and offer his services to spread the word in South Australia. “ Monte said I was too young to retire anyway,” says Laurie. “ I kept ringing them up and just wouldn’t take no for an answer and so now I sell the product all over South Australia. I use Elmore Oil every day of course and so age isn’t a problem anymore. I’ve got no aches and pains and I can still travel the state and do what I love to do, and that’s to sell.

With 164 years of experience between them they make a formidable team and the elderly folk of Australia are right behind them. Don Sherman, former Australian Captain & Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist in Lawn Bowls, says the bowling community sure loves Elmore Oil. “It’s certainly helped my knees and now I can bend down to bowl again which is great, and it seems like everyone I talk to in the bowling fraternity is an advocate of Elmore Oil.”

Elmore Oil is starting to become a household name around Australia and with interest from several overseas countries it won’t be long before Ralph’s secret oil is an iconic Australian export. But at the end of the day it’s people with a passion for sales that make the product come to life, and  both Ralph and Laurie are keen to continue the sales tradition in true Aussie style.

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