Tried{&}True Natural Home Remedies for Pain

Many people these days reach for the first source of pain relief, Easy to get over-the-counter prescriptions. Commonly used painkillers such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen -aka- Tylenol and Advil, everyone has in their medicine cabinets. Now These Painkillers may be helping with the pain Now, But is it ‘Solving the Problem‘ that is causing the Pain? No!!! In all Truth Painkillers (Tylenol, aspirin, advil, an so on actually cause organ Damage and even more Pain.

So Why Hurt yourself when your trying to Help yourself? Now, What if we can help you without the need to buy pain pills, or leave your home, Excited!! You should be.

There are, So Many Fantastic Home Remedies that you can use instead, right in your pantry I Bet you don’t even Know. Here are just a FEW of the wonders Nature provided for our Kitchen to Heal us. We will explore Some of the natural ways of relieving pain below. ENJOY

• Rosemary 

Rosemary is a wonderful herb and a fantastic spice for recipes. However, it is also an excellent plant for pain relief. Researchers have evidence to show that Rosemary can help reduce inflammation, boost memory, and relaxes muscles. If you suffer from headaches, seizure, bone and muscle pain, use Rosemary essential oils for some relief.

• Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus will take care of inflammation, swelling, and reduces pain. Stock up on eucalyptus essential oils, and see your pain go away naturally. Do note, however, eucalyptus may trigger specific allergies, and is therefore not appropriate for anyone who has asthma. You should also avoid using it on pets or children. You must also ensure that you do not swallow it, and conduct a skin test if you applied topically.

• Cloves

It is not uncommon to find the Clove plant in toothpaste because of its pain-relieving properties. It is especially helpful when you are suffering from toothaches. It has anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, antioxidant, and antiviral properties.

• Ginger

Ginger is fantastic for muscle pain, and is a natural pain reliever. The plant also has anti-inflammatory properties, and is especially helpful for recovery after exercise. What makes this plant especially useful for pain relief is that; it is an extra versatile herb. You can take it in your food, eat it raw, and put it in your tea or smoothie, among others.

• Turmeric

Turmeric has the active ingredient Curcuma, which has pain-relieving properties. It is as powerful as taking ibuprofen, and even works for people who are suffering from osteoarthritis. It will reduce inflammation in the muscles and joints.

Final Thoughts

Before rushing for an over-the-counter prescription for pain relief, check what you have in your pantry instead. You do not have to worry about addiction or side affects. Best of all, the home remedies we have highlighted above are relatively inexpensive and are items you already have at home.