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5 Ways Drinking Tea Improves Your Health

Who doesn't enjoy a good cuppa now and again? I'm not a coffee drinker, so I get my daily caffeine fix from drinking tea. Fewer things make my heart happier than a big mug of chai tea, a good book,...

Everything to Know About Pain Levels

Pain can be subjective. What one person can tolerate might register as insufferable to someone else. This makes it difficult for medical professionals to offer care. They can observe your symptoms....

Test Your Pain Tolerance Using These 6 Factors

Remember when people considered individual pain tolerance to be the reflection of willpower? Today that theory seems as silly as thinking the earth is flat. Modern scientific research is showing th...

Get Drug-Free Relief for Your Back Pain

We’re a nation in pain. And a lot of it settles in our backs! On any given day, 16 million Americans suffer from back pain, making it the country’s most common pain problem after headaches and arth...

Sunburn Pain? Try These 9 Natural Solutions

Sunburn pain may seem like just a minor inconvenience of summer. In fact, it can be the sign of a genuinely threatening assault on your skin, setting you up for early signs of aging and serious med...

Oxygen Therapy Can Help with Fibro Pain

The most recent count is 4 million Americans. That's how many of us have been diagnosed with fibromyalgia--and that doesn't include the millions more who continue to suffer without a formal diagnos...

Natural Migraine Relief for Children: 5 Ways

Not all prescription drugs are recommended for young children and adolescents. Frequent use of others can cause a child to have recurrent symptoms. Natural migraine relief for children can ease the...

Natural Remedies to Relieve Shingles Pain, Outbreaks

Shingles: Try natural remedies to prevent shingles (or even relieve pain during an outbreak).

Know the Dangers of Over the Counter Pain Medication

You better believe it: non-prescription pain relief dangers are REAL. In fact, over 16,500 Americans die each year from over-use of medicines they probably bought at a grocery store.