Is a Vitamin D Deficiency Causing Your Pain?
Do you suffer from chronic pain? Did you know that doctors have found that a Vitamin D deficiency is causing many individuals to suffer from body aches and pains? In 2005, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey discovered that 2/3s of Americans were not receiving enough Vitamin D. Some researchers have concluded that Vitamin D helps relieve pain by aiding in the absorption of calcium, which aids in bone repair and growth. Another recent study showed that “93% of 150 people with unexplained sources of pain were recently found to be deficient in Vitamin D levels.”
According to some doctors, those who come into their office to discuss the aches and pains that they feel in their bones often end up being misdiagnosed with fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome.
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Are you trying to eat healthier so that you can relieve inflammation? Here are some great ideas to add to your grocery list. These are just a few foods known to produce the best results.
Did you know that you can eat certain foods to give your body the nutrients that it needs to rebuild cartilage? This is great news because cartilage is very crucial in order to prevent arthritis and other types of joint pain. For the joints, cartilage is a shock-absorbing pad that reduces friction and prevents the bones from rubbing against each other. Without sufficient cartilage in the joints, the bones will eventually cause enough damage to result in joint pain and inflammation. Over time, this will inhibit the ability to move the affected body part and can be a very painful condition.
You have probably heard that swimming is good for your health, but do know that there are 12 amazing reasons to start tomorrow?!?
Are you looking for ways to reduce painful inflammation? Here are 10 Tips that might help you reduce inflammation.
I am sure that you have heard that your diet has a major impact on improving your health and that it can even help you relieve inflammation and improve the symptoms of certain conditions like Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Chronic Pain.
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When we stress, our heart rate goes up, our blood pressure rises, our muscles tense up and contract, and our breathing becomes fast and erratic. To cause these physical reactions, our body releases hormones: Adrenaline, Norepinephrine, and Cortisol.
Well known Renaissance man and humanist, Desiderius Erasmus, is famous for his views on prevention of disease being better than the cure. Exactly how to do this seems surrounded in mystery, but everyday life presents opportunities in doing so. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (and the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey), more than 100,000 people die from unintentional 
Acupuncture is getting some well-deserved recognition as a legitimate way to reduce the symptoms of chronic pain. It is no longer a foreign “alternative” treatment option, as millions of people are using acupuncture these days to relieve their pain. In fact, a recent study showed that around 3 million Americans use acupuncture every year and the number seems to be growing. Although the true benefits of acupuncture in treating pain is still up for debate, all research that has been conducted shows an improvement in condition when acupuncture is applied, compared to when it is not. Here we take a look at how acupuncture works and how it is used to treat chronic pain. 