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4meAndyou · F
I have pain in my lower back. However, I found a product called Heal and Soothe, which takes a very long while to work, but it does help a LOT. The product is a mixture of a LOT of different herbs, like turmeric and devils claw and about 40 others. What it is supposed to do is dissolve fibrin.
Fibrin is the name for tiny little scabs that form in arthritic or damaged joints, and the fibrin itself is what causes most of the pain.
I take two of these every morning. In addition, I take Boswellia, Vitamin D3 with K2, and two tylenol.
If it's not a horrible rainy day, then this takes care of almost all of the pain...unless of course I have lifted something horribly heavy.
Fibrin is the name for tiny little scabs that form in arthritic or damaged joints, and the fibrin itself is what causes most of the pain.
I take two of these every morning. In addition, I take Boswellia, Vitamin D3 with K2, and two tylenol.
If it's not a horrible rainy day, then this takes care of almost all of the pain...unless of course I have lifted something horribly heavy.
4meAndyou · F
@4meAndyou I should add that for the past two months, I have been taking 5 drops of Tulsi, which is also known as Holy Basil, in a glass of water every morning, and the occupational therapist treating the tendonitis in my wrists thought that since it has anti inflammatory properties, (while also being gentle on the stomach), that the Tulsi may have helped ALL the aches and pains I was having.