Are you suffering from arthritis and have had natural remedies cross your mind for an easier way to stop your pain and suffering? Arthritis is a very detailed condition and takes time to learn all the understanding of the condition. But we will soon be releasing an Arthritis program soon.
Essential oils are one idea several of my clients have suggests for relief from this miserable pain.
What exactly is arthritis? Arthritis is a disease that produces pain and sacrifice of mobility of the joints. The word arthritis directly means joint inflammation.
Evidence of arthritis suffers feel pain, swelling, stiffness, and warmth affected joints.
Being that research has found over 100 different types of arthritis; they are categorized into several groups. These groups include: Nonarticluar Rheumatism, Osteoarthritis, Inflammatory, and miscellaneous arthritis.
There is acute and chronic arthritis. Acute can simply be caused by an injury in an accident, which in time will heal. Chronic arthritis, more of us suffer from this type, is a continuing condition.
Arthritis medications can have serious side effects. Some of my clients have suffered from up-set stomachs, ulcers, running a temp, eye cataracts, and bone severance while taking these prescribed medications.
Whenever taking any medicine prescribed to you by the doctor, let them know if you are taking any vitamins or any other over the counter supplements. This can affect the medicine and only make the matters worse.
Not only do over the counter medicines interacted with arthritis medications but also any other medicines you are taking, suchlike as high blood pressure.
Essential oils have provided relief from the symptoms of arthritis for a lot of consumers. Through research, you may find out which is best for you. You may find that this treatment is actually better for you than taking risks of developing side effects from prescription medication.
When using essential oils there are a few things you need to do first to make sure this will be effective for you. First, make sure you do not have an allergy to the oil by testing a small spot of the affected area. Second, knowing the level of your arthritis, the oils may take up to a week or two to take full effectiveness.
Here is a list of the most effective oils research has found for arthritis:
• Chamomile- Anti-inflammatory
• Black pepper- Circulatory stimulant
• Lavender- Analgesic
• Marjoram- Analgesic
• Ginger- Anti-inflammatory
• Eucalyptus- Analgesic/Anti-inflammatory
• Rosemary- Analgesic
So just keep in mind there are other ways besides harmful medication side effects to your arthritis. Our Arthritis guide will be coming out soon, so keep your eyes open.
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