Natural Pain Relief

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Natural pain relief means using treatments and lifestyle strategies that tend to stimulate your body’s inborn healing mechanisms to heal your body itself in order to lessen or get rid of your pain.

Examples of treatments and lifestyle strategies that are effective in relieving pain naturally are chiropractic care, acupuncture, massage therapy, naturopathy, functional medicine, exercising and movement, eating healthy, nutritional supplements, and stress management.

Treatments that provide natural pain relief treat the underlying cause

Most times, treating the underlying cause of your pain makes more sense than covering your pain up with medicine like tylenol or ibuprofen. For example, many headaches are caused by misaligned bones of the spine near the base of the skull. As a result, these misalignments irritate the nerves that travel into the head and cause headaches. In these cases, it would make more sense to get chiropractic adjustments to treat the misaligned bones and nerve tension, which is the underlying cause of these headaches, rather than covering up the symptom with tylenol.

When you correct the underlying cause of your pain, you are more likely to get pain relief and regain your health.

Treatments that provide natural pain relief tend to be more safe and more effective than drugs

In general, natural treatments tend to be safe because they stimulate the body to heal itself. In other words, the body being able to heal itself is a safe and natural process that supports the function and life of the person.

On the other hand, drugs, on the whole, aren’t as safe as natural treatments. Whereas, natural treatments support the natural function of the body, drugs aren’t compatible with the natural chemistry of the body. Therefore, many drugs can be toxic and have many side effects.

Although drugs are needed in cases of acute trauma, acute infections, or end of life care, they fail to address the underlying cause of most health problems which are largely chronic in nature. For example, pain medications like tylenol, ibuprofen, and aspirin can help mask your pain, but fail to solve the underlying cause of your pain.

The following posts explain how you can get natural pain relief and start to live pain free, with more strength, energy, and focus.

Chiropractic Care for Growing Pains: Relief for Your Child

January 26, 2025 by Dean Collins Leave a Comment

If your child frequently complains about aching legs at night, you're not alone. Many parents face the same concern. You may have tried over-the-counter pain relievers like Ibuprofen or Tylenol, but you worry about the potential long-term side effects of medication. Additionally, these medications only mask the pain without addressing the root cause. What if chiropractic care could provide a drug-free solution? Chiropractic care for growing pains has shown promising results in relieving … [Read more...]

Vitamin C for Faster Injury Healing: Boost Recovery Naturally

January 13, 2025 by Dean Collins Leave a Comment

When it comes to recovering from an injury, every small advantage counts. As a chiropractor, I often see patients seeking faster, more effective healing methods. One essential yet often overlooked nutrient is Vitamin C. Known for its role in immune health, Vitamin C is also a powerful agent for tissue repair and injury recovery. Today, we’ll explore how incorporating Vitamin C into your daily routine can speed up the healing process and help you get back on track. The Role of Vitamin C in … [Read more...]

Chiropractic Care for Knee Pain: Effective Treatment and Lasting Relief

December 1, 2024 by Dean Collins Leave a Comment

Knee pain is a common issue among many patients, particularly those who lead active lives or are prone to injuries. Patients often describe their knee pain as weak or unstable. As well, they may complain of a sharp pain or achy pain in and around the knee when standing, walking, or squatting. In some cases, knee pain may be linked to problems with the hip, spine, or feet. If you’ve experienced knee discomfort, you know how much it can disrupt your daily activities. Fortunately, … [Read more...]