Herbal Help for Pain 
Tony Isaacs
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Pain can be a useful warning sign, such as the pain from a broken bone, signaling the need for treatment of an underlying cause. Chronic pain, however, is pain that will not go away.
For the most part, nature does not approach mainstream pain relievers when it comes to the relief of truly severe pain, whether it be temporary pain once the underlying problem has been identified or chronic pain (although many of the most potent mainstream pain relievers are derived from nature - especially the opiates). Nevertheless, there are a good number of options that may provide ample relief depending upon a person's level of pain and personal pain threshold.
Here are some natural herbal alternatives that may help:
- Aconite - Available as a homeopathic remedy. Has been called "nature's valium".
- Boswellia - Relieves pain without stomach upset, in the same manner as Celebrex.
- Clematis - Also known as Wei Ling Xian, increases the threshold of pain.
- Condurango - Relieves pain and restores appetite - normally used as a tincture.
- Echinacea - Helps relieve pain in advanced cancer. Best not to use for more than two weeks at a time.
- Ginger - Reduces production of pain-causing cytokines.
- Kava - Relieves pain and induces sleep. May be combined with Valerian and Passionflower. The extract form is better for pain than the capsule version.
- Meadowsweet - Relieves stomach pain.
- Passionflower - Has been used to tranquilize and calm edgy nerves for over 200 years. May be combined with Kava and Valerian.
- Pau d'arco - Stimulates immune system to destroy bacteria (and has cancer fighting properties)
- Turmeric - Relieves pain and inflammation (and has cancer fighting properties)
- Valerian - A tranquilize and calmative with actions similar to valium. Was widely distributed in London in WWII to relieve panic from the German bombing attacks. May be combined with Kava and Passionflower.
- Willow - Relieves pain (has the same ingredient as aspirin - salicylic acid. Do not use if sensitive or allergic to aspirin).
Formulas:
- Prepared Aconite Decoction - A traditional Chinese herbal formula used under professional supervision for chronic pain. Acts by raising the threshold of pain to make rest possible. Note: Discontinue if a fever occurs. The formula may cause temporary loss of sensation in the mouth and tongue.
- SPES - An herbal formula containing corydalis that relieves abdominal pain caused by cancer.
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This is a reply to # 1,174,285Hi Tony!
Welcome back home! I'm boppin' in for just a second and wanted to put my 2 cents in. I have wanted to ask you what you do for pain management, anyway. I gave you the agree vote.
I have to deal with level 4-6 pain in the calves of my legs every single day, 24/7. Others have compared the pain to what rhumatoid arthritis "sufferers" experience (no sufferer here! lol). I used to "eat" Advil constantly until I learned it was destroying my kidneys. I switched to Tylenol, and found out it was destroying my liver. Great. My doctors prescribed Narco for me. Didn't do it. Won't do steroids, either.
Over the past 4 years, after coming to Curezone, I've experiemented a bunch. The things that have actually worked for me personally are valerian root, lobelia (which is much harder to find than it used to be, thank you FDA), a blend of calcium and magnesium, potassium, lots of Vitamin C for some reason, hot soaking baths every night, direct heat/heating pad when my legs really, really hurt, sunshine, massage (if I have a friend or a kid who will do deep tissue massage for me), "walking it off," staying busy so my mind stays off of it, and, you know, coming to peace with the Lord about it.
I do my level best to stay off the OTC pain relievers. But sometimes the pain brings tears to my eyes, and I just have to, especially if the pain is keeping me awake.
It doesn't stop me from living, ya know? I do what I love to do, regardless. :-D
Thanks for posting that one.
Hugs,
Donna - And then there is marijuana Tony Isaacs
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This is a reply to # 1,174,285Not advocating anyone run afoul of the constabularies, but one of the best natural pain relievers is none other than marijuana.
When it comes to actual constitutional law, the government has no right to prohibit any of us from using whatever we wish, they and their agencies have merely assumed such illegal powers and convinced us that they do.
The audacity for the government to tell us free human beings with God given unalienable rights that they can regulate what we do or do not put in our bodies or how we address our own private health issues is incredible!
Of course being right and standing on constitutional grounds will not usually keep them from throwing you in the clink for violating one of their codes. If we don't stop Codex it will get much, much worse.
Tony
- Aconite - Available as a homeopathic remedy. Has been called "nature's valium".
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