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Pain Relief in the Produce Aisle

By admin | Published: April 13, 2010

If you’re looking for pain relief you might find it at your local grocery store. Not in the pharmacy or over-the-counter medicine aisle, but discreetly tucked into the produce section. The people of Guadeloupe introduced Christopher Columbus to this tasty tropical healer in 1493, but native South and Central American tribes had discovered its amazing [...]

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Fibromyalgia Syndrome and Chronic Pain

By admin | Published: March 10, 2010

Few widespread health maladies have the ability to camouflage their root cause as well as fibromyalgia. It’s known to mimic symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome, osteoarthritis, post-traumatic stress disorder, lupus and a host of other disorders. Somewhere, hidden among all the symptoms, is a root cause and an elusive cure. First recorded in 1904, fibromyalgia [...]

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Acute Inflammation vs. Chronic Inflammation

By admin | Published: January 31, 2010

Short-tem, or acute, inflammation is one of your body’s most powerful defense mechanisms. Swelling from increased fluids protects injured areas from further harm while the body goes into overdrive to fend off bacteria, viruses, and even parasites. It not only kills off the invaders, but damaged tissue as well, until your body eventually wins the [...]

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Excess Fibrin, Blood Clots and Heart Attacks

By admin | Published: January 5, 2010

Oxygen allows our bodies to grow and repair themselves. Along with food, it’s the fuel energy our bodies need to function. It even helps white blood cells fight infection in the body. That’s why good circulation is critical to good health, recovery from injury, preventing heart attacks and decreased pain. Red blood cells are the [...]

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Alkaline Diet Benefits

By admin | Published: December 26, 2009

“Imagine a Diet So Simple, It Makes You Feel Incredible In Just 3 Days!” Hello, my name is Michael Murray. Back in the summer of 2002, there wasn’t one day where I didn’t ask myself, “Can I ever stop feeling so sick and tired?” That was how I felt pretty much every morning at age [...]

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Natural Pain Relief for Dogs

By admin | Published: November 15, 2009

Dog lovers fondly recall when their dog was just a bounding puppy… an unruly yet loveable little ball of fur. At that point her biggest needs were paper training, obedience training and lots of love and patience. As she grows older, she still needs lots of love and patience. And just like the rest of [...]

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Pros & Cons: Cortisone Injections

By admin | Published: October 26, 2009

Cortisone shots are given as symptomatic treatment for a wide variety of repetitive stress injuries, arthritis, and other ailments. Commonly the injection consists of a mixture of a corticosteroid anti-inflammatory and a local anesthetic to minimize pain from the injected medicine. Most cortisone injections are conducted in a doctor office and may take as little [...]

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Ginger for Natural Pain Relief

By admin | Published: October 26, 2009

Ginger has remained synonymous with Asian cooking for thousands of years. Its root spices up oriental stir fry dishes, is eaten pickled with sushi, and lends its unique zesty flavor to gingerbread cookies. But its remarkable healing properties and widespread availability have made ginger root the most widely used herbal remedy on the planet. Literally [...]

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