Ointment

A method of making an anti-inflammatory ointment consisting of:

• an anti-inflammatory ointment for pain relief and wound healing, from a collection of ingredients that are all-natural and organic, wherein the ointment begins to act on contact, and wherein said ointment is to be applied to the skin
• the method of making said ointment consisting of:
• combining the following ingredients identified by weight percentage into a mixture;
• coconut oil
• 88.95-90.29;
• sweet weed (aethaea officinalis)
• 0.98-1.14;
• green ginger (artemisia absinthium)
• 0.60-0.70;
• indian pink (spigelia merilandica)
• 0.60-0.70;
• slippery root (symphytum officinale)
• 1.96-2.16;
• velvet plant (verbascum thapsus)
• 0.98-1.02;
• american walnut husks (juglans nigra)
• 0.98-1.02;
• tanner's bark (quercus robur)
• 1.96-2.16;
• magnesium flakes
• 0.15-0.25;
• gravel root (eutrochium purpureum)
• 0.90-1.02;
• mad dog weed (scutellaria lateriflora)
• 0.30-0.44;
• nigella seed (nigella sativa)
• 0.30-0.44;
• any deficiency in content to be comprised of additional coconut oil;
• simmering said mixture for 4 to 8 hours to extract oils contained in the ingredients into the coconut oil to produce an ointment and to produce a residue;
• and
• straining the mixture to separate out the ointment from the residue.