NATURAL HELP FOR ARTHRITIS

Arthritis is a group of conditions that causes pain and inflammation to joint cartilage in the body. Joints are the areas where two bones meet such as the knee, hip, shoulder or elbow. They allow our bodies to move in many different ways. Damage to the joints can result in joint weakness, instability, decreased movement and visible deformities.
Over time, as the body ages, our joints naturally degenerate. However, when someone complains of pain and stiffness in their bodies, or that their hands or hip are too sore to move, it may be as a direct result of arthritis.

If left untreated, arthritis has a debilitating effect on sufferers interfering with their quality of life and lifestyle. As arthritis becomes increasingly painful and disabling, the most basic daily tasks such as walking, brushing your teeth, driving or working at a computer can be hampered. Arthritis affects millions of people around the world. While it is most common in people over 60 years, arthritis can affect all age groups – even infants and children.

There are many different signs and symptoms of arthritis. People with arthritis often experience joint pain, inflammation, stiffness or swelling around a joint. Joints that are inflamed may be reddish in appearance, warm to the touch, swollen or tender. Arthritis symptoms may flare up suddenly or appear gradually over a period of time. They may also be accompanied by fatigue, insomnia, depression and muscle aches.

The diagnosis of arthritis is based on your symptoms, physical examination and medical history. Additional tests such as X-rays and blood tests may be ordered by your physician to determine the type and the severity of the arthritis. As there are various types of arthritis, you may also be referred to a rheumatologist (specialist in arthritis) for further examination.

Natural Help for Arthritis

Arthritis treatment is specifically aimed at providing pain relief. Treatment generally depends on the type of arthritis you have. Conventional medications include analgesics (aspirin or acetaminophen), NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) or anti-inflammatory drugs such as corticosteroids or immunosuppressive agents may be used.
It is important to discuss these medications with your physician as many of these agents have damaging side effects, especially when used long term as is the case in chronic conditions like arthritis.
Supportive treatments such as physical therapy, hydrotherapy, mobilization, tens, relaxation therapy or acupuncture can also reduce pain, inflammation and stiffness.

MORE PEOPLE TURNING TO NATURAL TREATMENTS

More and more arthritis sufferers, particularly those with chronic conditions, are turning to natural and holistic treatments because conventional medicine has failed to produce the desired results. NATURAL treatments such as herbal and homeopathic remedies are gentle and mild, yet effective and offer symptomatic relief. Ingredients such as GLUCOSAMINE can be used to repair cartilage and maintain joint mobility while BOSWELLIA acts as a NATURAL anti-inflammatory.

Clinical studies have proven the effectiveness of Devil’s Claw in treating joint conditions like osteo-arthritis, fibrositis, rheumatism and small joint disease. Other useful herbs like Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) can help to soothe the affected area, in a gentle manner without harsh side effects – helping with the recovery process. CAYENNE can also be used in an infused oil to rub into arthritic joints for added relief.

NATURAL BEST

Mother Nature does it best , with the least side-effect.

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