News

If you’ve heard about the benefits of Swedish Hot-Cold Therapy (or contrast therapy), you know it’s an amazing way to boost recovery, ease muscle pain, and support joint health. But not everyone has access to a sauna or ice bath to experience this wellness practice. Fortunately, you can still replicate its healing effects from the comfort of your home—using the powerful properties of Maple Organics Joint Therapy and Muscle Therapy balms. In this blog, we’ll show you how to use these two organic, FDA-approved products to mimic the benefits of hot-cold cycling. You’ll feel rejuvenated, recovered, and ready for anything!...

Perimenopause can bring many changes, some of which are less talked about but incredibly impactful—like joint pain. As women move through perimenopause, the gradual decline of estrogen often leads to new and unexpected aches and discomfort in the joints. Understanding how this happens and why the recovery process is so important can help you better manage joint pain during this transitional phase. How Estrogen Decline Leads to Joint Pain Estrogen plays a key role in maintaining joint health. It does this by: Reducing Inflammation: Estrogen has anti-inflammatory properties, helping to keep inflammation in check. When estrogen levels drop, the body...

When joint pain strikes during perimenopause, finding effective and natural treatments becomes essential for managing discomfort and maintaining a good quality of life. While prevention plays a key role, having the right treatment options at hand can provide much-needed relief when pain flares up. At Maple Organics, we’ve crafted a range of natural remedies designed to target joint pain at its source, without relying on synthetic chemicals. Maple Organics Joint Pain Therapy Our Joint Pain Therapy is a powerful, natural solution for easing joint discomfort. This product uses the healing power of arnica and menthol to reduce inflammation and relieve...

Why Joint Pain Increases in Perimenopause Perimenopause is a transitional phase that usually begins in a woman’s 40s, but it can start earlier or later. This phase brings about various changes, most notably the gradual decline of estrogen, the hormone responsible for maintaining several critical functions in the body. One of the surprising impacts of this hormonal shift is the increase in joint pain that many women experience during perimenopause. The Role of Estrogen in Joint Health Estrogen plays a crucial role in maintaining joint health. It helps reduce inflammation and supports the maintenance of cartilage—the flexible, connective tissue that...