Just wanting to get home after a long day at work, Rosa Parks may not have been planning to make history, but her defiance spurred a movement that advanced our journey toward justice and equality for all.
Cramp bark is used for bronchial, gastrointestinal, genitourinary and skeletal muscle spasms. Due to its astringent and antispasmodic nature it is useful for menstrual cramps with excessive blood loss. Cramp bark's astringent action also benefits atonic conditions of the pelvic organs, like uterine prolapse.
Spasms are uncontrolled, repetitive contractions of a muscle. Spasms may occur in any muscle in your body, such as those in your face, fingers or calves. Spasms can be brief or long lasting, uncomfortable or painful. A spasm may also be referred to as a muscle cramp. Leg cramps, sometimes called charley horses, are sudden and uncontrollable muscle contractions or spasms.