Tag: pain
Reduce Pain and Inflammation Naturally with Pineapple
When you think of pineapple, you probably think of its sweet, succulent flavor and its juicy and crisp texture. However, did you know that...
Study Finds Many Gout Treatments Lacking: How to Tackle this Painful...
Gout, a form of arthritis characterized by a quick onset of joint pain and swelling, is a highly debilitating condition suffered primarily by middle...
Researchers Find Mindfulness Useful in Treating Chronic Pain
Mindfulness, an ancient technique (and key aspect of meditation) that trains the mind in stillness of being and present focus, has numerous important health...
Beating Rheumatoid Arthritis With Exercise
Exercise is one of the best prescriptions for good health, even for those with rheumatoid arthritis. While you may not feel like moving, in...
The Ancient Art of Reflexology and What You Can do Yourself
Reflexology has been used for centuries to promote healing and wellness. It is much more than a massage, with its closest healing modality kin...
How to Keep Your Joints Limber in Cold Weather
As the days get shorter and colder, many people are less active. Joint stiffness and pain may develop, especially for those who have arthritis....
Fiery Hot Peppers May Reduce Pain and Increase Pleasure
Anyone who has ever popped a habanero pepper into their mouth knows that the experience is one that certainly tests pain tolerance. While the...
Natural Remedies that May Alleviate Lupus Symptoms
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune condition in which the body is unable to tell the difference between foreign invaders and healthy tissues, and essentially...
Prescription Painkiller Deaths Skyrocketing in Women
The Centers for Disease Control published a report recently that revealed deaths from prescription painkillers in women are rising at an alarming rate. From...
Natural Ways to Reduce Osteoarthritis – Cherries, Exercise and Massage
An estimated 27 million Americans suffer from Osteoarthritis. This painful condition is a degenerative disease in which the protective cartilage on the ends of...
