| Herbs and Backaches |
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| - Using Crampbark and prickly ash together can create a warming and relaxing solution that can unknot taut muscles when rubbed on the affected area. - Ginger contains some mild aspirin-like effects and therefore can be used to heal back pain. - Yarrow can treat back pain by strengthening back muscles. - Thyme can be use to treat general back pain. - Horsetail heals and builds connective tissue. It also controls the bowels and make lower-back pain more bearable, much of which can be traced to a dysfunctional intestinal tract. - Cayenne Pepper or eucalyptus oil can be applied to the back for temporary relief from back pain. - St. John's wort, lavender, pepper, and crampbark together can treat nervous tension that causes back pain. - White willow, crampbark and devil's claw together can help cure back pain due to joint inflammation. Devil's claw and crampbark both have anti-inflammatory properties and therefore helps reduce swollen joints. - Mustard can help treat lower backaches. - Emotional stress can cause muscle tension and result in back pain. Take St. John's wort, valerian, borage, or lemon balm teas. - Camomile has the ability to place a calming effect on smooth muscle tissue . - Other herbs that can also be use to treat backaches are: Bupleurum, camphor, pineapple extract, and lavender. Thyme Yarrow |
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