Whether it's a sore back from sitting too long,an old sports injury or just something we can come to expect with age, most people suffer from aches and pains at some point in their lives.
But not everyone is keen to turn to the medicine cabinet or may find the tablets don't work that well.
Be it general stiffness, constant niggles or something more serious, for many people no one particular treatment will work.
This is when what you have in the fridge, cupboard or fruit bowl can come in handy to try a natural alternative.
Certain foods are thought to have natural pain relieving properties.
And foods don’t have the unpleasant side effects that many pain medications may have.
Writing for the Hippocratic Post, nutritionist Salma Khan, who has a biomedical sciences background and specialises in clinical chemistry, reveals some of her top picks for easing symptoms.
Here she explains why some foods may help with pain management.
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Whether it's a sore back from sitting too long,an old sports injury or just something we can come to expect with age, most people suffer from aches and pains at some point in their lives.But not everyone is keen to turn to the medicine cabinet or may find the tablets don't work that well.Be it general stiffness, constant niggles or something more serious, for many people no one particular treatment will work.This is when what you have in the fridge, cupboard or fruit bowl can come in handy to try a natural alternative. Certain foods are thought to have natural pain relieving properties. And foods don’t have the unpleasant side effects that many pain medications may have. Writing for the Hippocratic Post, nutritionist Salma Khan, who has a biomedical sciences background and specialises in clinical chemistry, reveals some of her top picks for easing symptoms.Here she explains why some foods may help with pain management.CHERRIES
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