I've been struggling with knee pain since a while. I changed my diet to veggies only and had everything done..., you can imagine. Still, no results.
Does anyone has advise, please?
I just read here that the cinnamon and honey in hot water suppose to get rid of arthritis pain. I don't think I got arthritis, but it maybe worth trying.
Any input on that matter?
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Gelatine powered will also be of great help you may actually be having the early signs of arthritis anyone can suffer from it regardless of age race or gender a teaspoon a day of gelatine with water or juice will bring relief and eventually the pain will cease. You can have it with water or juice remember gelatine is what cushions our bones from scraping against each other, you may also look into hemp oil it's another solution to arthritis and many other health issues. Good luck
Tell me about it but the weather also plays a big role in these bone issues. My doctor kept prescribing pain killers and I got tired of taking them so I did a lot of research on gelatine and hemp oil trust me it's working for me you could try taking it 3 times a week to begin with I call the booster 😂😂😂
When you say changed to just veggies, I hope you don't mean you just cut out the meat in your diet without taking great care to ensure you have the correct balance of proteins, carbohydrates and fats as well as all the vitamins and minerals.
Have you consulted a doctor about your knee pain ? There are many reasons you could have that pain with arthritis only one of them. Get a proper assessment of what is going on then if it is arthritis then diet can be helpful in reducing symptoms in rheumatoid arthritis but not sadly in osteoarthritis. With osteoarthritis your weight is important as too much weight places strain on the joints.
A physio or chiropractor could also help in looking at the way you move, sit , stand etc
My knees were very painful a year ago - couldn't sleep without painkillers. Problem gone now that I have lost 3 stone in weight - the poor knees were just overloaded.
Whilst they were sore, I used an elastic support bandage in the day (with velcro) which helped tremendously, and slept with a pillow under my knee at night. Hot baths or showers, and hot water bottles help too to encourage more blood flow to the area.
I didn't find any benefit from cod liver oil or glucosamine sulphate...it was all down to a physical overload. My knees are still a bit creaky (age 61) but no pain now, and can run up the stairs again!
See, perhaps that's my problem. I've gained some weight the last year. I'm 5'9 155 pounds, but my whole life long I weight no more than 135 pounds. Ugh. The weight is just not coming off, it seems like.
I do go to the gym. I've ride the bike or on better days I do the elliptical machine, but I can't push myself because of my knee. Yes, maybe I should start going to swim. Thank you!
I have just finished reading a book entitled The Magnesium Miracle by Carolyn Dean and having put in place many of the suggestions I can vouch for the claim "miracle" even after two weeks. Many of us are severely magnesium deficient for all sorts of reasons, including soil depletion, pharmaceutical drugs, stress and poor diet. Restoring a balance of magnesium brings many health benefits including short and long term relief from arthritic pain.
I now use magnesium spray three times a day and the benefits have been so encouraging, including the lowering of blood pressure, better sleep quality and the relief of arthritic pain. The spray can tingle a little on contact with the skin, but having had IV magnesium in the past, I would prefer the spray any day.
Weight loss, as Dartmoor Dumpling says, is also recommended in order to take any extra weight off joints.
It will help if you read the book too. It is difficult to take enough magnesium orally to correct deficiency without getting diarrhea and that is why transdermal magnesium would be a better option. Also, taking D3 if you are deficient in magnesium can exacerbate symptoms.
I think you may have arthritis , have you had knee replacements ? regular medication is the best , weather will cause a change if the pain is artrtitis
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