I was reading Cool Hunting last night, and I came across a medical product that could be great, or a total scam. I'm not a doctor and I can't say whether homeopathic medicine can really fix all that ails you, but the basic premise is that when given the proper inputs the healing mechanisms of the body can be jumpstarted. To deliver these vitamins and minerals Sprayology uses an aerosol pump to mist under the tongue. If adding minerals will kick start your body, then rapid absorption into the bloodstream by bypassing digestion will get things moving quicker. The next logical step would be a hypodermic, but those are much harder to attractively package.

The sprays are divided by their effects: Rejuvenates, Relieves, Restores, and Rebuilds. Each spray is made of a cocktail of natural ingredients suspended in a 9% alcohol solution. At 18 proof the sprays should help take your mind off of the ailments even if the homeopathic cures aren't able to help.

The problem with homeopathic remedies is that they were developed in a time when doctors were rejecting fast acting remedies that might be harsh on the body. As a result it may take large doses and lots of time to see if the minerals have stimulated repair in the body. Some of Sprayology's products come with instructions directing twelve sprays a day; and they recommend using the products for two full weeks before judging the results.