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What is the best way to relieve my joint pain naturally?
My hips, fingers and starts to ache when I get older. I do not take painkillers. What is the best way to relieve my joint pain? Reply
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rubbing cream or long baths with water Salthe that’s all I recommend that can be useful with no side effects
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#2 written by P 11 months ago
Hi Maureen,
This hurting of your hip, thumb and finger joints – all point to arthritis only.
Arthritis treatment is specifically aimed at providing pain relief. It is important to discuss the medications with your physician as many of these agents have damaging side effects, especially when used long term as is the case in chronic conditions like arthritis.
More and more arthritis sufferers are turning to natural and holistic treatments because conventional medicine has failed to produce the desired results.
Natural arthritis pain relief can be obtained with treatments such as herbal and homeopathic remedies that are gentle and mild, yet effective and offer symptomatic relief. Ingredients such as Glucosamine can be used to provide natural arthritis pain relief and to repair cartilage and maintain joint mobility while Boswellia acts as a natural anti-inflammatory.
Clinical studies have proven the effectiveness of Devil’s Claw in treating joint conditions like osteo-arthritis, fibrositis, rheumatism and small joint disease. Other useful herbs for natural arthritis pain relief like Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) can help to soothe the affected area, in a gentle manner without harsh side effects – helping with the recovery process. Cayenne can also be used in an infused oil to rub into arthritic joints for added relief.
Remember to obtain all herbal and homeopathic remedies from a reputable source.
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#3 written by Scuba Steve JW 11 months ago
Do you mean permanently?
Maybe fasting
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/245711/fasting_techniques_used_as_a_natural.html?cat=68 -
#5 written by JustMe 11 months ago
What I’ve found to be very helpful for the pain in my thumbs is all natural Alfalfa Complex. The roots of the alfalfa plant reaches as deep as 20 feet into the soil and brings forth minerals in their most natural form. It offers a wide range of nutrients: calcium, phosphorus, iron, magnesium, chlorophyll, bioflavonoids, trace minerals, and vitamins.
Hope this is helpful and feel free to contact me with questions.
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#6 written by Douglas B 11 months ago
For fingers and thumbs I like to just flex them a lot and then shake them over my head and open and close them or whatever for a few minutes several times a day. Try that and see how it feels. I feel that part of the problem as we age we get slower and as we do we don’t get enough exercise in our body to keep things moving properly. Then we have to do things to help out, but some kind of exercise program would be more beneficial to us in more ways than one. I strongly recommend a walking/jogging or swimming routine to keep joints limber and body functions running better.
Hips are of a different problem, they are usually because of the tendon joining them to your body. It likes to shrink, as they say, but can be lengthened back to it’s regular length so that things will function better for you. to do so try this: (in shorts)
While laying on your bed with legs pulled up and bent at the knee, feet flat on the bed. Take your hand and put it between your hip and body on the crease there. Run your hand down that crease until you hit the bump in the crease, about the same area as your pelvis. With your hand get the tendon that is there between your fingers and squeeze hard on it and hold. Relax your body, take a deep breath and exhale and don’t tense up any part of your body. After 30 seconds slowly let that leg fall outward as far as it will go. When it has come to rest, remove the pressure but rest your leg there for one minute longer. -
#9 written by PDF Security Advisors 11 months ago
Try yoga, stretching and natural herbal rubs. There are a bunch of ways to relieve joint pain naturally here, and most of them don’t cost anything;
http://www.arthritis-jointpainrelief.netSome how-to videos joint pain relief videos from youtube there, too
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