TAKE THE CHRONIC PAIN AWAY

Pain is a signal that something is wrong with the body. It may be triggered by a myriad of factors, ranging from diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis and cancer, to injuries from exercise or accidents, to food allergies, which can, for example, provoke migraines. While the causes of pain are many, the mechanisms used by the body to produce pain are similar. When the body experiences pain, a nerve impulse travels from the injured site up through the spinal cord, and to the brain. At this point the brain reacts by registering the pain in our consciousness.
When the body experiences pain, inflammation usually results. Inflammation is characterized by swelling, redness, heat, and pain, and if left untreated, partial or complete loss of function of the affected area. During inflammation, protease, an enzyme that aids in the assimilation of protein, is liberated in the injured region, initiating a chain reaction that compounds the problem. Small particles of protein, known as bradykinins, are also released and interact with the nerve receptors, resulting in the perception of pain. In addition, the bradykinins summon the immune cells to the region and widen the blood vessels.

TREATMENT
Saturating the body with water may prevent pain caused by the drying out of spinal discs. An alkaline diet of mostly fruits, vegetables, and fresh juices prevents the stimulation of peripheral nerves that causes pain sensations.
Endorphins, proteins naturally produced by the body, help us feel good and enhanced by certain nutrients, particularly DLPA.
The B vitamins have analgesic effect, and vitamin C alleviates gum sensitivity.
Numerous herbs have pain reliving properties.
A moderate exercise program will produce endorphins to help alleviate pain.

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