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Arthritis
is a very painful condition caused by the wearing out of the cartilage between
the joints and your bones. This causes a lack of mobility and excruciating pain
that keeps many people from being able to go about their normal daily business
such as working. Our diet is the main contributor to inflammation in the joints,
with sugary foods such as honey and molasses being the main culprit. This is
because these sugars are broken down into alcohol that destroys the cartilage in
joints causing arthritis. Wheat is also very dangerous as it has toxins that can
trigger an auto immune reaction in most people. As a general rule, avoid sugary
and fatty foods if you suffer from arthritis as these foods aggravate the
problem further.
For
people with arthritis, exercise is important to get back mobility in the joints
and reduce pain by burning fats in the joints. Activities that do not exert a
lot of pressure on the joints are the best, because the aim is to exercise
without damaging the joints further. Yoga has been proven to reduce back pain by
reducing pressure on the spine, giving you more mobility. Swimming is also a
great way to exercise as it helps burn fats in the body while building endurance
and joint mobility.
Ginger
has been used for thousands of years as a remedy for arthritis. Ginger can be
put in salads or soup and medical research has proven that if taken regularly,
it helps alleviate joint pain for patients. Cherries have also been used,
especially in ancient Japan, to cure joint pain because they contain magnesium
which is a pain killer, and potassium which drains fluids from the joints,
reducing pain. Cherries are eaten whole or even boiled for their soup which when
taken together with ginger, has healing properties for many inflammations
including arthritis. If combined with therapy and exercise, these natural
remedies have positive results and they help patients get comfort and mobility.
When
heated and applied on the ailing joints, eucalyptus oil can help reduce the pain
especially at night, allowing the patient to sleep better. Eucalyptus oil offers
a soothing effect to the joints by offering a warming effect that works well in
reducing inflammation. This is why eucalyptus oil has been used in many cultures
for hundreds of years to help with arthritis. Oil is applied on the aching joint
and then covered with a warming towel for about half an hour. This can be
repeated until the pain and inflammation reduces to a bearable level.
Probably
the best remedy for arthritis, dandelion leaves are great because they grow
right in the backyards of most homes. This plus the fact that they are very rich
in vitamin A and C which are great at helping the body heal itself, make
dandelion leaves a very practical and effective form of treatment. Like all the
other natural remedies we have looked at, these leaves help reduce the
inflammation on the joints and also clear toxins from the liver for a quicker
recovery. Dandelion leaves are picked and eaten raw to increase their healing
properties. They can be put in salads or made into soup and served daily to the
patient. The vitamins serve as a building block for damaged tissues, causing
joints to regenerate themselves for better mobility and less pain.
