Healthy Considerations

If you’re suffering from arthritis and are like most people … you want to relieve the pain in the simplest, least intrusive manner possible. There are simple arthritis remedies to try first. For instance, many people are able to minimize their pain using nothing more than aspirin or another over the counter painkiller.

If you aren’t one of those fortunate ones, there are other arthritis remedies you may want to try before moving to prescription drugs.

Recent studies have found that Glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate work at least as well as Celebrex or NSAIDS, without the obvious safety issues that have popped up in the past for those prescription drugs. You can find this combination in Flexicose, which comes in a liquid form and was designed specifically to provide safe and natural joint relief.

Ginger extract has long been used, even in traditional medical practices, to help relieve arthritis inflammation. Research has shown that omega-3 fatty acids (found in some species of fish such as salmon, tuna, and halibut) reduce inflammation as well. Juniper oil also reportedly relieves arthritis swelling, though research is lacking in this area. Finally, some research has linked a deficiency of vitamin C to rheumatoid arthritis. Check with your doctor in this case and see if he would recommend adding it to your daily intake and if so, in what doses.

You might also want to pick up The Arthritis Remedy, which reveals some surprising new natural remedies that have been scientifically tested to relief arthritis pain, swelling and aching.

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