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Herbal Anti-InflammatoriesYoung or old, injured or not, inflammation can occur in any part of your body at any time. From tennis elbow, to a low aching back, at some time we have all suffered from pain. Arthritis can be extremely painful as does weather changes. It can become so painful that it hurts just to get out of bed in the morning, the simple act of putting on a pair of socks or even breathing. Inflammation is nothing to joke around with, it is incapacitating for some and deadly for others. Medicine has made huge advancements in pain reduction, however there are still some of us who would rather go the holistic/natural approach to alleviating this problem. With many herbs and spices having the same effect as ibuprofen, aspirin and even naproxen, we can choose to see what other remedies might be out there. With so many dealing with chronic inflammation because of injury, poor diet, stress, lack or extreme exercise, environmental toxins, irritation and swelling plays a huge role in our health, from heart disease and cancer to arthritis, allergies, asthma and more. So why not use some of the following wonderful herbs and spices that you may even have in your pantry? Try sprinkling on some of these powerful healing herbs and spices next time you eat…from painful joints, to aiding your circulation and digestion, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain without the harmful side-effects! Here is a list of some of the anti-inflammatory herbs. Do your own research, experiement and see what works best for you. Aloe Vera * Arnica Basil * Birch * Black Cohosh * Black Pepper * Bogbean * Boswellia Cardamon * Chamomile * Chickweed * Chives * Cilantro * Cinnamon * Cloves Devil’s Claw Feverfew Garlic * Ginger * Golden Rod * Golden Seal * Guggul Hawthorn berries * Holy Basil * Horse chestnut leaves Ladies Mantle * Lime * Licorice Marigold * Meadowsweet * Myrrh Neem Oats Parsley * Peppermint * Plantain Rosemary Saw Palmetto * Slippery Elm * St. John’s Wort Turmeric Valerian White Popular * Wild Yam * Willow Bark * Woundwort Yarrow Please always do your research and consult with your physician, naturopath, or health care provider before taking any home remedies or supplements or following any treatment suggested on this page. Only your health care provider, personal physician, or naturopath can provide you with advice on what is safe and effective for your unique needs or to diagnose your particular medical issue.
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