Nearly one third of all gastrointestinal bleeding related hospitalizations and deaths are the result of the use of aspirin, ibuprofen or other NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), by August 2005 a report in The American Journal of Gastroenterology. But you might think, well, I'm only on low-dose aspirin or baby aspirin, and my doctor told me to take it for heart attacks. However, up to one third of these deaths due to intestinal bleeding of low dose aspirin. Inreal terms, this means that die of the 100,000 people who are aspirin, ibuprofen and other NSAIDs, with 15 in it.
If these rates look okay to you, then. But if they seem pretty high and disproportionate to the reason why you with painkillers, then you can look at some natural alternatives.
If you require a pain reliever, you should examine acupuncture and EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), if you want long-term results. Undera pill or supplement that kills the pain for a few hours, is a coping mechanism, but no solution. You need to figure out why your body is experiencing pain and healing / release the root or cause of the pain from the body. I particularly like EFT (tapping on the acupuncture meridian points concerns) for this, because if you know how to do it, you make it yourself and you have not seen a therapist for relief. EFT is remarkably effective with all kinds of pain, back pain, migraine,well twitching, joint pain, etc. You can use the Basic Training Manual for free download, and also sign up for the free newsletter EFT (which is excellent) at:
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Another natural painkiller is White Willow Bark (aspirin, which was derived from). White Willow Bark was originally used by Indians and boiled to a tea that was drunk to relieve pain to make. It was 2500 years ago by Chinese physicians who used the bark of the willow usedTreatment of pain and fever.
In the 19th Century, Western scientists discovered the active ingredient in willow bark was salicin, a natural substance that the body first and then in saligenin converted into salicylic acid. (With this model, German chemist, synthesized acetylsalicylic acid, a non-natural molecular structure and thus able to be patented by the Bayer drug company), they are produced from all pharmaceutical aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) products. However, both ASA and the naturalSalicin work in a similar manner.
White willow bark to relieve pain by blocking the body's own production of inflammatory prostaglandins, the hormone-like substances that are involved in inflammation and muscle contraction. White Willow Bark is also a very effective Fever Reducer. You can buy it in the form of capsules and swallow either, or open the capsule and mix the powder with cocoa butter make it a suppository (I do this for children - but make sure to reduce the dose according to ).
In hisCenturies of use there were no contra-indications were recorded in the use of white willow bark or salicin. Has traditionally safer then aspirin and other synthetically derived salicylic acid-based anti-inflammatory drugs. There were no cases of severe side effects were always described in the medical literature. It is safer for the stomach, and has a less toxic effect on the body in general.
The only restrictions on the use of which is that white willow bark should not be taken with aspirin or,found by those sensitive to salicylates (in foods such as berries), currants, prunes and raisins. People with gastritis or ulcers should also be avoided, or in suppository form. It should not be used by children under the age of 16 should not be used: It is the potential for the development of Reye's syndrome in children during a viral infection for the same reason aspirin.
I had many people test white willow bark for headaches and she said it was like a drugPainkillers. You can take the white willow bark for relief and keep you while you're learning EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques). Then, once you have dealt with the root and cause of your pain with EFT, you will really pain for the long term and do not need any herbal drugs or painkillers.
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