Re: anti-inflammatories and pain killers

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Hi, I think dmso is sulpher. there is a lot of natural sulpher in eggs, and somw

veggies. Sulpher is a good detox. Just make them a part of your regualar diet.

vitamin c is a good pain killer and antioxident and can be used in higher doses.

Bee's website mentions it. I tried boswellia for a month when in extra pain. not

sure it helped that much. white willow bark can be used for pain. I used to make

fresh ginger tea 3-4 times a day for pain. Smelling some oregano oil can be a

good pain killer. these things can be tried one at a time. i would ot mix much

of these together. Good saturated fats like butter and coconut oil are also

anti-imflammatories, and can be part of our diet, along with the low carb.

Staying away from grains and sugar will be good to prevent pain and

inflammation.

cindy c

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> To: fibromyalgiacured

> Sent: Wed, March 7, 2012 7:14:48 AM

> Subject: anti-inflammatories and pain killers

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> Hello,

> I'm looking for the most powerful natural anti-inflammatory and pain

> killer. Although I love ginger, I'm not finding it helpful. Thanks,

> April

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