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Tag: pain

‘Olive leaf extract can reduce knee pain’
‘Olive leaf extract can reduce knee pain’
‘Olive leaf extract can reduce knee pain’ A pill made from the leaves of olive trees may act as a natural painkiller for some people, a study suggests. Patients with severe knee joint pain who took the supplement twice a day for six months reported fewer aches compared to a...
16.03.2022
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Physiotherapy ‘as good as surgery’ for fixing frozen shoulder
Physiotherapy ‘as good as surgery’ for fixing frozen shoulder
PHYSIOTHERAPY can be just as effective as invasive surgery for fixing one of the most common shoulder injuries, British surgeons have found. Frozen shoulder, or adhesive capsulitis, affects about one in ten Britons, mostly those over 40, and is twice as likely in those with type 2 diabetes. The problem...
07.10.2020
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Turmeric ‘could fight off arthritis pain’
Turmeric ‘could fight off arthritis pain’
A scientific study, published in a respected medical journal, has found that the yellow spice may be an effective painkiller for arthritis. A randomised, double-blinded, placebo-controlled clinical trial concluded that the extract of turmeric was more effective than a ‘dummy’ placebo treatment at reducing knee pain. Turmeric, which is widely...
23.09.2020
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