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12/09/2011 09:01 AM
Pain Killers in Kitchen
Raoul
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Pain Killers in Kitchen

Red Grapes – blocks tissue degeneration with reseratrol . Reseratrol also available in blueberries, cramberries, and red wine.

Ginger – digestive aid and painkiller. 2 to 3 teaspoons a day.

Soy – cut osteoarthritis pain by 30 pct.. 40 gm per day.

Cherries – pain fighting.45 bing cherries a day.

Tumeric – fights pain of RA.

Coffee – reduces exercise induced pain – when taken before and after exercise.

Fish – the omega 3 fatty acids in fish – esp. with EPA and DHA – tames pain and inflammation of RA, migraines, and certain autoimmunine diseases, and chronic back and neck pain.

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Information from an article in the AARP magazine may/june 2011

I am not a doctor - and my advice is purely from my personal experience and my opinion!!
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12/09/2011 09:23 AM  Top
Fantod
 
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Thanks for sharing! I use Tumeric every day and it really helps with my pain issues.

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12/09/2011 10:03 AM  Top
Iam1ShadyLady
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That's a good start to a list of things. Pineapple has Bromelain in it which is a natural pain killer. I think everyone should post the natural things from the kitchen that they know of and then we can make a list out of it.
Hugz,

SHELL group leader of FM & IBS group.

Every day I look for one thing to be grateful for. It gets me through the dark times.

Bipolar II, fibromyalgia, IBS, Ulcerative Colitis to name a few health issues.
Clonzepam 1mg 2xday
Lamictal 25mg 1x day for 14 days then 50mg
Seroquil 200mg in day 400mg at night
gabapentin 800mg 4xday
Opana 30mgER 2x day
Oxycodone 10/325 2x day
robaxin 750mg 4x day
trazadone 300mg 1x day
Paxil 40mg 1x day
metaprolol(heart)50mg 2x day
bentyl(stomach) 50mg as needed for cramps
lomitil(stomach) as needed for diarrhea

Centrum(multivitamin)
magnesium with zinc
Fish oil
FruitFestiv
VeggieFestiv
Glucosomine
prescription iron
B3 4000 IU

12/09/2011 10:32 AM  Top
Iam1ShadyLady
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Garlic is another powerful antioxidant. It kills candida (yeast) and is good for respiratory breathing.
Hugz,

SHELL group leader of FM & IBS group.

Every day I look for one thing to be grateful for. It gets me through the dark times.

Bipolar II, fibromyalgia, IBS, Ulcerative Colitis to name a few health issues.
Clonzepam 1mg 2xday
Lamictal 25mg 1x day for 14 days then 50mg
Seroquil 200mg in day 400mg at night
gabapentin 800mg 4xday
Opana 30mgER 2x day
Oxycodone 10/325 2x day
robaxin 750mg 4x day
trazadone 300mg 1x day
Paxil 40mg 1x day
metaprolol(heart)50mg 2x day
bentyl(stomach) 50mg as needed for cramps
lomitil(stomach) as needed for diarrhea

Centrum(multivitamin)
magnesium with zinc
Fish oil
FruitFestiv
VeggieFestiv
Glucosomine
prescription iron
B3 4000 IU

12/09/2011 11:27 AM  Top
broken
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okay I only say from my kitchen cause I can see it, but that show with Bear the crazy survivle guy said willow(willow tree leaves) is a natural pain reducer.I know its not a spice but thats all I got,lol

this is a very good topic

we all have alot to give if one gets the help then some of this suffering is worth it..

remeber I am not a doctor I just say what I think

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12/09/2011 06:18 PM  Top
Moiaddy
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I just want to remind people that even though these things are natural they can conflict with prescription medications...also be aware there is a lot of estrogen in soy.....so if your already taking estrogen...your going to have issues...

I have things to add to the pain list...but my brain won't produce it....so I'll get back to yas later...

Victoria

"Every soul you meet has a lesson to learn from you and a lesson to teach you, be giving and be receptive" ~Me

My quote above is copywrited and all my postings are just my opinion and are not medical advice, please talk with your doctor :)

12/09/2011 11:15 PM  Top
faieriemama
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Great topic Raoul! I only have one that I can think of right now and that is to relax painful muscles with peppermint. I have a foot lotion that I use when my feet are hurting real bad. Unfortunately it only helps with muscles and not nerves. Love the other ideas that I've read here.
I'm not a medical professional, I can only offer advice,if you need medical attention please see a medical professional.

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Your path is unique to you.
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12/10/2011 06:19 AM  Top
broken
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Faieriemama

I use peppermint for everything,it is a wonderful natural cure all, for the common cold to sore achy body parts..

we all have alot to give if one gets the help then some of this suffering is worth it..

remeber I am not a doctor I just say what I think

Previous discussions I participated in:
FMLA
Finally got my medicaid.
FM and comorbidity: TMJ

12/10/2011 10:01 AM  Top
Iam1ShadyLady
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Pure natural Vanilla will stop a tooth ache in it's track. Even if it's a hole in your tooth. Husband had one that crumbled on him and it stopped the pain. U just dip a Qtip in it and put the Qtip on the sore tooth and suck on it and it will go away. If it's a really bad toothe ache it might take more than one.

Broken, White Willow Bark is a narural anti inflammatory that aspirin is derived from and it doesn't hurt your stomach.Wink

Hugz,

SHELL group leader of FM & IBS group.

Every day I look for one thing to be grateful for. It gets me through the dark times.

Bipolar II, fibromyalgia, IBS, Ulcerative Colitis to name a few health issues.
Clonzepam 1mg 2xday
Lamictal 25mg 1x day for 14 days then 50mg
Seroquil 200mg in day 400mg at night
gabapentin 800mg 4xday
Opana 30mgER 2x day
Oxycodone 10/325 2x day
robaxin 750mg 4x day
trazadone 300mg 1x day
Paxil 40mg 1x day
metaprolol(heart)50mg 2x day
bentyl(stomach) 50mg as needed for cramps
lomitil(stomach) as needed for diarrhea

Centrum(multivitamin)
magnesium with zinc
Fish oil
FruitFestiv
VeggieFestiv
Glucosomine
prescription iron
B3 4000 IU

12/10/2011 01:31 PM  Top
mem1318
Cold sores, blister on gums or inner lip. Rub honey on them.
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