“How can I reduce pain in my knee without prescription medication?”
I got this question from a subscriber the other day.
And if you deal with joint pain on a regular basis, keep reading to discover my answer.
Living with pain is difficult… but you already know that.
The hardest part is staying away from medication for as long as possible.
Because once you start taking them, it’s a slippery slope.
On one hand, you know they can help…
But on the other, Opioid addiction is on the rise.
And it can be scary to rely on medications for the rest of your life.
That’s why today I wanted to share with you three ways to relieve pain fast WITHOUT medication.
What’s more, these three ways are recommended by The Arthritis Association.
#1. Wear the right shoes
According to the Arthritis Association flat, flexible shoes with arch support is important for people with knee and hip pain.
Unlike clogs or walking shoes, this footwear lowers the pressure on your knees when you walk.
And because of that, you feel less pain while walking. No medication needed.
#2. Acupuncture.
Acupuncture is an ancient form of healing therapy.
It involves placing little needles on your body to release trapped energy.
Some people think it’s a hoax, and others swear by it.
But, one thing is certain, acupuncture helps to release endorphins.
And endorphins are natural pain-relievers.
Plus, needles help to improve blood flow to the painful area.
This helps to get rid of the lactic acid build up that causes the pain.
#3. CBD oil
Cannabinoid oil is a great natural alternative to pain medication.
It doesn’t have any addictive side effects…
Plus believe it or not, your body is built to accept CBD oil as a pain remedy.
You and I have special receptors inside of us.
When you take CBD, it binds to these receptors and that’s when the magic happens.
I know this almost sounds “too good to be true.”
But the evidence is almost overwhelming. [1]
So if you’re tired of dealing with pain every day, but want to avoid taking medication as much as possible…
Then don’t skip on this natural pain relief remedy your body is built for
Rob
www.royalblendcbd.com
[1] Mackie K. Cannabinoid receptors: where they are and what they do. J Neuroendocrinol. 2008 May;20 Suppl 1:10-4. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2826.2008.01671.x. PMID: 18426493.