The Amazing Benefits of Patricia Clarke Armour Guard and Medi-Gel
Athletes and sportspeople all over the world experience stiffness and soreness of joints after heavy exercise. Patricia Clarke's Medi-Gel has proved highly effective in relieving the pain and stiffness experienced in joint, muscles, and tissue. It assists in depleting the build up of hydrogen ion and speeds up energy pathways, and also removes excessive levels of lactic acid. This results in recovery after heavy bouts of exercise being decreased from a couple of days to just a few hours.

The 27 plant extracts used in Patricia Clarke's Medi-Gel have no side effects, and is clear of all illegal substances. It is highly effective, especially when used in conjunction with Patricia Clarke's Armour Guard compression wrap. The Medi-Gel carries the European Union's stamp of approval, and is registered with the UK Poison & Toxicology Bureau.

Armour Guard is a detoxing body wrap designed especially for the legs. Worn for an hour after partaking in intense sport or training Armour Guard provides immediate relief. The compression it provides aids and activates healing while giving solid support. Used in conjunction with Patricia Clarke's Medi-Gel it drains oedema, and dissipates hydrogen ion build up.
South African pole vaulting champion Okkert Brits has proudly endorsed Patricia Clarke Armour Guard and Medi-Gel for several years, and has been quoted as saying that he would not be without these products as long as he is involved in sporting events.

Mr Dirk van Rensburg of the Training Centre in Bethlehem has achieved amazing results in trials on Armour Guard and Medi-Gel. In just thirteen days an athlete with severe shin splints was back on track, and another, a female runner, was also back on track within 20 days of tearing her hamstring.

Mr van Rensburg has now invited Patricia Clarke to include her products in those listed by the ETA, the education and training development group of adjoining countries, represented by the New Zealand Minister of Health; Russ Hoggard, CMA coach for New Zealand; Brian McKenzie, senior athletic coach, UK; Dan Cotterill, UK rugby coach; and Rayne Lee, USA coach developer.