7 Ways to Reduce Crohn’s & Colitis Arthritis Pain Naturally
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Arthritis. Painful achy joints. Body stiffness. Difficulty getting your arms and legs moving in the morning. Swelling and tenderness showing up in your elbows, fingers, toes, knees, back, hips, wrists…
Are ailments like these just part of life with Crohn’s and colitis or is there something we can do to not just to cover up the debilitating pain and discomfort.
Something that gets to the root cause to bust that pain for good.
If you’ve been struggling with Crohn’s and colitis induced arthritis, achy or stiff body parts that keep you from your daily activities, this is the episode for you.
I’ve got you covered with 7 ways to combat the daily pain and they are all natural and research backed by scientific studies.
Three Things You’ll Learn in This Episode
- The link between leaky gut and arthritis inflammation
- The best and worst foods to eat when arthritis is flaring
- The simplest joint lubricator that’s already in your own home
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Mentioned in This Episode:
Aloe Vera
Oral Administration of Aloe Vera Gel Study
Cod Liver Oil & Fish Oil
The Role of Fish Oil for RA Study
Turmeric and Curcumin
The Efficacy of Turmeric Extract and Curcumin on Joint Arthritis
Ginger
The Anti-Oxidative and Anti-Inflammatory Effects of Ginger
Effect of Ginger on Inflammatory Markers
Improving Knee Pain with Ginger Extract
Proteolytic Enzymes
The Safety and Efficacy of Enzyme Combination Wobenzym
Bromelain As a Treatment for Osteoarthritis
Episode Resources:
Arthritis: Diet and Supplementation
The Benefits of Using Aloe Vera for Joint Pain
Lily of the Desert Aloe Vera Juice
Aloe Vera for Back Pain Relief
Turmeric Anti-Inflammatory Properties on Arthritis
Curcumin for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Biological Properties of 6-Gingerol
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