Intensive Heel Repair Moisturizing Balm

This intensive herbal conditioning therapy is formulated to moisturize, soothe, and protect dry, cracked callused heels. A nurturing blend of Alpha-Hydroxy Acid and Aloe Vera penetrates deep to soften hard skin. Australian Tea Tree Oil purifies and refreshing peppermint revives while Cocoa Butter forms a moisture shield to protect heels from every day wear and tear. The thick, rich consistency of this soothing balm will pamper and comfort on contact.
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Made by the manufacturer of Gardener's Hand Repair. Cool and soothing. Just great stuff. All their products are light and non-greasy. Very reasonably priced. Just the best stuff made.
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I highly recommend putting this on at night and wearing a pair of socks - it's much more effective that way.

Stat of the Week

Stat of the Week

Had Johnson accomplished the feat in 1916, he would have eight consecutive seasons with a WHIP under one.

The WHIP for all pitchers in 2006 was 1.41 so one that is in the 1.0 to 1.25 range is very good. There was 17 pitchers in that range in 2006 with at least 150 innings pitched.

The top pitcher was Johan Santana with a WHIP of 1.00. Actually, he was one hit or walk UNDER 1.00 in 233.2 innings. Chris Carpenter was next at 1.07.

Thirteen pitchers have WHIPs under 1.00 since the 2000 season. Pedro Martinez had an incredible 0.74 in 2000 for the Red Sox which is the all-time best. Pedro and Johan both appear three times on that list.

However, Santana now has three consecutive seasons with a WHIP under one. The all-time record of four is shared by Addie Joss, Mordecai Brown, Walter Johnson and Sandy Koufax. Santana became the fifth pitcher to get three in a row.

WHIP is Walks plus Hits divided by Innings Pitched. Many use this to gauge a pitcher's control and effectiveness.

One more thing. Walter Johnson had a WHIP under 1.0 for four consecutive years in 1912-1915. In 1917-1919, he had three more consecutive seasons under one. What happened in 1916? His WHIP was 1.0076 missing the cut by a combination of only three hits or walks (or two hits and walks and an extra third of an inning).