Understanding the 7 Pain Pathways—and How Epicone Helps Most of Them

First off Epicone is not a miracle product nor is it a miracle drug. It’s there to help people with pain and pain relief in different pathways than what is normally covered by the major brands… You know the ones.

Everyone feels pain at some point. My hip is feeling kind of janky with the current weather. When I get nerve pain that seems to come out of nowhere, pain is my body’s way of saying, “Hey, something’s not right.” But did you know your body has different “types” of pain? And that pain travels along different paths—like highways—to send messages to your brain?

There are 7 major pain pathways in the body. Each one works a little differently, and each kind of pain needs a different kind of care. That’s where **Epicone** comes in. Epicone is a fast-acting, topical pain relief solution that works right where it hurts—no pills, no prescriptions, just clean, natural relief.

Today I’m going to discuss the 7 main pain pathways in plain language—and show you how Epicone can help with 5 of them. If you do not understand after reading this then reach out to me. You’ll learn what each kind of pain feels like, where it comes from, and why Epicone is the right choice for safe, effective relief.

1. Nociceptive Pain – The "Something Just Hurt Me!" Pain

Let’s start with the most common kind: nociceptive pain. This happens when something physically hurts your body—like a cut, burn, bruise, or sprain. Your pain receptors (called *nociceptors*) pick up the message and send it straight to your brain.

Think of it as a fire alarm: something happens (like stubbing your toe), and your nerves sound the alarm.

What it feels like:

• Sharp

• Achy

• Throbbing

• Usually goes away once the injury heals

How Epicone helps:

Epicone works by cooling and calming the area where you apply it. It stops the pain signal right at the source, before it gets loud. Because it’s topical, you don’t have to wait for it to go through your whole system like pills. It works fast—and only where you need it.

2. Inflammatory Pain – Swelling, Redness, and Soreness

This type of pain comes from *inflammation*—your body’s way of protecting and healing itself. When you get hurt, your body sends extra blood and healing cells to the area. That causes swelling and soreness.

Inflammatory pain can happen after an injury, or it can come from conditions like arthritis.

What it feels like:

• Swollen

• Warm

• Sore

• Gets worse with movement or pressure

How Epicone helps:

Epicone contains natural anti-inflammatory ingredients that help calm the swelling and reduce pain. It doesn’t just mask the pain—it helps support your body as it heals.

3. Neuropathic Pain – Nerve Signals Gone Wrong

Sometimes, pain isn’t caused by an injury—but by the nerves themselves. Neuropathic pain happens when nerves are damaged or start sending mixed signals. Your body feels pain even when nothing is hurting you physically.

This can happen with conditions like diabetes, sciatica, or after surgery.

What it feels like:

• Burning

• Tingling

• Numbness

• Electric or shooting pain

How Epicone helps:

Epicone can help calm irritated nerves by delivering soothing, targeted relief to the area. It tells the nerves, “You’re okay. No need to panic,” which helps stop those false pain signals. Because it’s applied directly where the nerves are acting up, it can offer more direct relief than pills.

4. Functional Pain – When the Brain Gets Mixed Signals

Functional pain is kind of a mystery. There’s no injury or swelling, but the brain still thinks something hurts. It can happen with conditions like fibromyalgia or irritable bowel syndrome.

This kind of pain is real, even though doctors can’t always see what’s causing it.

What it feels like:

• Ongoing aches or discomfort

• Often in the same place

• Hard to describe

• Sometimes tied to stress or fatigue

How Epicone helps:

Even though the pain isn’t from a physical injury, Epicone can help break the pain cycle by offering a different signal to the brain. When you apply it to the spot that hurts, it can help “retrain” your brain and calm the area down. It’s like hitting the reset button.

5. Musculoskeletal Pain – Aches in Muscles, Bones, and Joints

This is the pain you feel after a long workout, sitting too long, or lifting something heavy. It comes from overworked muscles or joints that get stiff and sore.

What it feels like:

• Aching

• Tight or stiff

• Gets better with rest, heat, or stretching

**How Epicone helps:**

Epicone is perfect for this kind of everyday pain. Just rub it into your back, neck, shoulders, or knees, and feel the cooling relief kick in. It relaxes the area, improves circulation, and helps your body bounce back.

When Epicone May Not Help as Much

Now, let’s look at two types of pain that are harder to treat with a topical cream like Epicone.

6. Central Pain – Deep Pain from the Brain or Spine

Central pain happens when something in the brain or spinal cord gets damaged—like after a stroke, spinal cord injury, or certain diseases.

What it feels like:

• Deep, constant pain

• Can be burning, sharp, or sensitive

• Hard to treat

Why Epicone might not help much:

Because central pain comes from inside your brain and spinal cord, it usually needs medical treatment that reaches deeper than the skin. Epicone might provide a little relief on the surface, but it won’t reach the root of the problem.

7. Psychogenic Pain – Pain from Emotions or Stress

Pain isn’t always physical. Sometimes, it’s emotional. Stress, anxiety, and depression can cause real pain in the body—especially in the neck, back, and shoulders.

What it feels like:

• Tension

• Aches that come and go

• Often worse with stress or worry

Why Epicone Works for Everyday Life

Here’s why more people are reaching for Epicone instead of pills or prescriptions:

-Fast-acting: Works on contact

-Targeted: Goes exactly where the pain is

-Natural: Made with clean, non-toxic ingredients

-Non-addictive: No risk of dependency

-No side effects: No drowsiness, upset stomach, or fuzziness

Whether you’re dealing with sore muscles after work, nerve pain in your legs, or a swollen joint from too much activity, Epicone is ready when you are. Just apply it, let it absorb, and get back to your day.

Pain is complex—but treating it doesn’t have to be. Understanding the different types of pain your body can feel helps you choose the best treatment. Epicone can help with **five of the most common pain types**, offering fast, safe, and clean relief without the downsides of traditional pain meds.

Next time you’re hurting, skip the pills and try Epicone. Your body—and your brain—will thank you.