Re: How to decrease inflammation?

[Guest guest]

In addition to the serraptase mentioned, fish oil is highly

beneficial against all kinds of inflamation.

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[Guest guest]

Thank you and for the advice. It was very helpful.

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[Guest guest]

Can anyone recommend a natural method of decreasing inflammation?

Here are a few things for decreasing inflammation,these are all vitamins

recommended for MS.

Zinc/Copper, fatty acids such as Flaxseed Oil, and Evening Primrose oil, I

think EPO is very important because it also helps in time to build healthy

nerves. Check out everything for yourself before taking my word for it.

[Guest guest]

I am using a couple products from VivaTRU that are natural anti-

inflammatory supplements.

Pure Relief is a natural cox 2 inhibitor, but does not inhibit cox

1. 2 enzyme causes inflamation, cox 1 enzyme is important for

maintaining the stomach lining, among other things. So you don't

want to inhibit cox 1, only cox 2. NSAIDs, and aspirin inhibit both

cox 2 and cox 1. Pure Relief is made with Fucoidan, which comes

from brown algea, and it also has green shell mussel powder, and a

few other natural ingredients.

I am also taking a freeze dried Noni capsule supplement. It is also

a natural anti-inflammatory. When my oral lichen planus (auto

immune disorder: causes sores in the mouth) became painful with

inflamation I took 2 Noni capsules, and the pain was gone the next

morning.

You can email me if you want more information about these natural

anti-inflammatory supplements.

Cara

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[Guest guest]

Magnets, far-infrared wraps (good for pain too), aloe vera juice,

cetyl meristoleate, arnica or Traumeel homeopathic remedy (excellent

for acute inflammation, not to sure about chronic), to name a few off

the top of my head.

Sharon

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[Guest guest]

Here's a good site that explains inflammation and hormone imbalance. It

also talks about food triggers. Click on the titles of the chapters to

get an indepth explanation of why we get inflammation and what to do

about it.

http://www.womentowomen.com/inflammation/index.asp

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> Can anyone recommend a natural method of decreasing inflammation?

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> Here are a few things for decreasing inflammation,these are all

vitamins

> recommended for MS.

> Zinc/Copper, fatty acids such as Flaxseed Oil, and Evening Primrose

oil, I

> think EPO is very important because it also helps in time to build

healthy

> nerves. Check out everything for yourself before taking my word for

it.

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