3,000-Year-Old Technique For Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis And Inflammation
Inflammation is your body’s way of
fighting an infection. However, arthritis and other autoimmune diseases
trigger an inflammation even when there’s no “invader” as explained by a researcher.
Inflammation is sometimes caused by food
allergies, stress and long sitting hours. It’s manifested through joint
pain, stiffness and flu-like symptoms like fever chills, fatigue,
headache, and loss of appetite.
The condition is usually treated with
prescription medication that relieve the symptoms. However, natural home
remedies can provide a similar or maybe even better effect. Some of
these have been used for more than 3,000 years in India.
We give you eight Ayurvedic methods you should try:
1. Stress diary
Ayurvedic medicine is focused on treating
the root cause of the problem. According to Spirituality Health, we
should record the time we feel stressed. When you are stressed, your
body sends off an inflammatory response. What causes your stress? Shut
down the triggers to reduce the inflammation. Write down all the details
of your body’s response to stress. Is your body too stiff when you
drink a lot of milk? This may help you determine whether you are
intolerant to gluten, lactose or soy.
2. Turmeric
It’s a common remedy in Ayurvedic
therapies. Turmeric is really efficient in the treatment of rheumatoid
arthritis. Add it to your curry, sauces or eggs. You can also make
golden milk.
To make golden milk, you need turmeric,
milk (almond, coconut, and other plant sources), some freshly ground
black pepper and honey. First, heat up the milk with turmeric and add in your honey
and black pepper. Let it cool a bit, and sweeten with honey. You will
need the black pepper to improve the bioavailability of curcumin, the
active ingredient in turmeric.
3. Ginger
It’s another common remedy in Ayurvedic
medicine. Ginger relieves joint pain thanks to its antioxidant and
anti-inflammatory power. Use it to improve joint mobility, relieve pain,
reduce swelling or morning stiffness. You can also drink fresh ginger
tea every morning.
4. Yogurt
According to the researchers, about
60-70 percent of your immune system is located in the gut. Optimize the
function of your gut to prevent inflammation. Consume a lot of
probiotics, and yes, yogurt is an excellent option.
5. Sleep
Do you spend the nights with your eyes
wide open? Your immune system needs enough time to repair itself which
is why you have to get your beauty sleep. Try to sleep at least seven
hours a day.
6. Self massage
Give yourself a relaxing massage once in a
while. A 10-20 minute massage will reduce the inflammation. Work your
sore joints and muscles with warm oil of your choice. Do this before
taking a shower.
7. Yoga, swimming, cycling
Banyan Botanicals suggests that patients
with chronic inflammation stick to a moderate exercise routine. Yoga,
swimming and biking are good options. Exercise at least five times a
week, preferably in the morning or before you go to bed.
8. Coriander, fennel and cilantro
According to the researchers, these
herbs have a cooling effect and reduce inflammation. Add them to your
favorite dishes, and enjoy their benefits. Need an idea? Combine cooked
chickpeas, turmeric, pomegranates, cashews, cilantro and coriander. Yum!
These methods have been used for over
3,000 years. Experts in Ayurvedic medicine swear in their power. Find
what works best for your health condition. You don’t have to be sick to
try something new.
Optimize your overall health, and watch
your life change in a better way. Avoid sugar, processed foods, gluten
or pretty much anything that gives you inflammation. No soda, please!
THIS IS ONLY FOR INFORMATION, ALWAYS CONSULT YOU PHYSICIAN BEFORE
HAVING ANY PARTICULAR FOOD/ MEDICATION/EXERCISE/OTHER REMEDIES.
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