Over 50 million Americans suffer from ongoing chronic pain, but that’s all about to change. In August, a biotechnology company, Nutra Pharma, shook the pain world when it announced the launch of Cobroxin, a safe and effective over-the-counter treatment for chronic pain. Unlike many popular pain medicines, Cobroxin does not rely on opiates or acetaminophen for its pain relieving effects. Instead, it uses small peptides from the venom of one of the deadliest animals on Earth – the cobra. Join Nutra Pharma’s Chairman and CEO, Rik J Deitsch, as he explores the science behind this revolutionary new pain killer and how Cobroxin will change the way chronic pain is treated in America and abroad.

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