Effective massage for muscle pain relief

Posted by admin on August 10th, 2008 and filed under muscle pain relief | No Comments »

Everybody at some stage in their lives suffers or has suffered from muscle pain and knows how painful and distracting as well as time consuming treatment can be.

Apart from the fact that muscle pain is a nuisance, it can have deeper seated causes such as a damaged sciatica nerve or a slipped disc.

Muscle pain relief and migraine pain relief for example can be simple and involve the same methods:

The University of Miami played around with several different protocols in treating the migraine sufferers. They found the most success with the following treatment regime: between migraine attacks, deep tissue work around the base of the skull, neck, shoulders, and upper back helped to relieve tension contributing to the recurrence of migraines.

When a migraine sets in, the scientists at the University of Miami had the most success with the sufferers face up only. Deep massage anywhere near the head at this time worsened the migraine. Light touch brought on pain relief. However, stimulation of the hands and feet with circulation enhancing massage helped to draw blood (and pressure) from the head to the extremities, alleviating the pain significantly.

Similarly if one applies the right amount of pressure in a massage muscle pain relief can be almost instantaneous as I can testify from my own experience.

Massage is an ancient skill practiced and treasured by nearly every culture in the world throughout history. It is also quite a natural means of self-healing and connecting with friends and partners.

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What is the compond of Glucosamine? How does it help joint and muscle pain relief? Is it vitamin or what?

Posted by admin on August 17th, 2008 and filed under muscle pain relief | 1 Comment »

At my pharmacy there is product herbal based; Natural Support Joint & Muscle Comfort Support. Pharmacist said no known success of this. Suggested Gluscosamine for repair cartlidge; many brands available. Which is best?

Glucosamine is an amino acid that is usually taken from shellfish (the slimey lining) its C6H13NO5
It may help to stop or reverse joint degeneration by stimulating the production of hyaluronic acid and proteoglycans which are the essential building blocks for forming and repairing cartilage. Research has been pretty good and unless you are alergic to shellfish or diabetic (its a type to sugar) its usually fine to take.
Boots, Tesco etc should all be about the same quality, they have a reputation to keep up, although as its not a drug its not regulated and products do vary. You can get it on prescription by your GP which should ensure quality (you hope!)
I'm firmly in the 'give it a go' camp, 1500 mg a day and give it at least 3 months to help your arthritis

How to remove Ben Gay muscle Pain relief from your Hands !?

Posted by admin on August 17th, 2008 and filed under muscle pain relief | 2 Comments »

I exercise alot and at times I use Ben Gay (or generic brands)muscle pain relief,The problem I have is once I apply and wash my hands with soap and water ,it still doesnt remove from hands.what happens if I touch my eyes or any other body part .Well you know not comfortable.Any suggestions.No Jokes Please !

Hi, I have a suggestion. Take some lemon juice or lemon oil (pure lemon oil can be purchased at a health food store, but make sure it is diluted), and mix into a spray bottle. Spray onto your hands and then wash them if you want. That should take the smell away and also may neutralize any harmful chemicals from the Ben Gay. You can also use it as a body spray to keep away mosquitos; many biting insects are adverse to citrus oils.