natural pain remady
By mike conklin
@horormike (70)
White Pigeon, Michigan
5 responses
@peavey (16936)
• United States
30 Jun 17
If your pain is from inflammation, as most pain is, turmeric does work. If you add black pepper and coconut or olive oil, it works better. I buy a premade made combination called Mega Food
Daily Turmeric (still have to add the oil) and it really has helped. I have had two surgeries in the last six weeks and that along with an occasional Tylenol is all I have needed after getting home from the hospital.
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@horormike (70)
• White Pigeon, Michigan
1 Jul 17
wow thank you for the info i will definatly try all of those out and if you dont mind me asking why the operations ?
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@horormike (70)
• White Pigeon, Michigan
1 Jul 17
many things arthritis as well as metal in my body head aches and tendon issues
@KristenH (33392)
• Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
1 Jul 17
@horormike Best to see a doctor for it like a neurologist. They can prescribe physical therapy to help alleviate the pain.
@KristenH (33392)
• Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
30 Jun 17
It depends on what kind of pain. You need to be more specific. Take one or two of those tablets when needed and see a doctor, too.
@horormike (70)
• White Pigeon, Michigan
1 Jul 17
sorry about that i didnt know that there would be a need to be specific i thought there was like a go to thing like lots of people use ibuprofen for most all pain but i really hate taking man made stuff if at all avoidable please see above conversation as for kind and location of pain thank you
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@KristenH (33392)
• Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
1 Jul 17
@horormike It's okay. In order for us to help you, you need to be more specific in your answer. Yes ibuprofen can help with any ache in your body from headache to your back. I did see above conversation, and it was vague. Try meditation and yoga for lower back pain for example. Try heating pads, ice, elevating sprained ankle or wrist. Check Web MD to get more help online.
