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Arthritis Pain and What You Can Do About It

By Naomie Webb, published Feb 20, 2007
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If you suffer from arthritis pain then you know all too well what swollen, throbbing pain is all about. Fortunately there are many natural health arthritis treatment options out there that help you deal with the pain and damage that effects the joints of your body.

Arthritis pain can afflict people of all ages although it often targets people over the age of sixty-five. The most common form of arthritis is a degenerative joint disease called osteoarthritis.

For each form of arthritis there are different kinds of arthritis treatment options available. Treatment options include traditional medicine, alternative medicine, and physical and occupational therapy.

People suffering from arthritis pain are usually most interested in arthritis treatment options that offer the best relief from their daily aches and pains. Relief is often found with a combination of alternative medicine and traditional medicine.

If you suffer from arthritis pain you may find that traditional arthritis treatments only partially relieve your pain and you need to turn to alternative treatments such as hot pepper based anti-inflammatory creams and vitamin supplementation in order better cope.

Other natural arthritis treatments include combined supplements of glucosamine and chondroitin. Many National and International studies have shown that both supplements when taken together effectively relieve most arthritis pain. Additionally calcium and vitamin D are known as essential nutrients in coping with arthritis pain.

Anti-inflammatory arthritis treatment options include natural supplements like alpha-lineolic acid, primrose oil, devil's claw, and capsaicin. These supplements are readily found in natural food stores and sometimes in main stream drug stores.

You might want to note that alpha-lineolic acid and primrose oil also naturally occur in foods like avocadoes, beans, fruits and wheat-germ. Devil's claw is sold in many forms. It is available as a tincture, a powder, a capsule or it can be prepared as an herb tea. Finally, capsaicin is an anti-inflammatory cream made from hot-peppers.

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Thanks for the tips Im going to have to try the apple cider sometime.

Posted on 04/09/2007 at 12:04:00 AM

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