Many people look for natural pain remedies as much as possible because they are less likely to have dangerous side effects and harmful chemicals. However, not all natural pain remedies are going to be as effective as they have been reputed to be.
If you are searching for effective, proven, and safe methods of natural pain remedies, then you’ve come to the right place. The many articles on natural pain remedies you shall encounter here are based mostly on journal articles and studies, not just hypothetical guesses and anecdotal stories.
Natural pain remedies are not always considered alternative medicine; in fact, some natural pain remedies are part of Western medicine. Regardless of the origin of natural pain remedies, we make the effort to give you the basis of their healing power.
With natural pain remedies, you reap the benefits of using what Mother Nature has provided, while getting the relief from pain that you need.
Natural Pain Remedies would not exist without the wonderful team of writers, bloggers, and contributors behind it! Let us give them the applause they need, starting right now.
- Sean Gutierrez is the head honcho, a.k.a. the founder of Natural Pain Remedies. He is a non-practicing doctor who owns a private business and has a lot of spare time. He loves scouring the internet for legitimate and relevant health articles that highlight recent trends on alternative and complementary medicine. He welcomes newbie health bloggers and medical writers to his health blog. (If you’re interested in getting your bio and article on Natural Pain Remedies, read THIS.)
- Allison Brooks went to the University of Mississippi and earned her degree in Biomedical Anthropology. Now, she is currently studying to finish an ethnography on the effects of biomedicalization on Bolivian cultures. That is why she is a fan of alternative therapies and traditional medicine and would like to spread the word about their effectiveness.
- Stefanie dela Cruz is a physician and a writer. She runs the blog Life and Fever while writing articles for Good Housekeeping, Women’s Health, and Big C magazine. She also provides content for many websites and health blogs. She owns a big black cat which pretty much runs her life, or so she claims.
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