(PRWEB) January 09, 2017
Founded in 1990, Gevir was originally started to find a solution to a medical condition suffered by co-founder Shelly Thomsen. Shelly was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 28, and was able to use deer antler products for treatment. Today, the company has honed its product and makes it available to the general public. The products will be on display at the upcoming ECRM trade show this January.
“We have been very fortunate to have deer antler velvet products in our life, and are looking forward to spreading the word about their benefits at the ECRM trade show in Hilton Head,” said Josh Buckman, CEO of Gevir. “This is not only a great chance for us to meet some customers and discuss our products with them, but also to meet other conference participants who are making waves in their own fields.”
Deer antler velvet was commonly used in ancient Chinese medicines to treat a wide variety of conditions. As acceptance and interest related to deer velvet has risen in recent years, Gevir has positioned itself as a go-to source for such products. Its deer antler velvet is completely sustainably farmed, with no animals being harmed in the harvesting of the velvet.
Gevir’s products can be used to help treat a variety of symptoms of injuries and illnesses, including numbness, “pins and needles,” and general pain. The pure supplement has also been found to increase stamina, aid in healing, stimulate the immune system, provide the body with anti-inflammatory relief, promote better skin health and relieve joint pain.
“We strongly believe in our product, and can’t wait to introduce it to more people in person at this event,” said Buckman. “We are looking forward to getting to South Carolina and having an excellent conference.”
For more information about Gevir, visit http://www.gevir.co.nz