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Pain Needs More Than an Aspirin

People tend to interpret pain as a minor inconveniences, unless it major pain: e.g. migraines.

Pain is not just some minor discomfort. It is a messenger that something is wrong, that most probably part of your health's fabric has tears in it: it's missing nutrients. And that's why pain treatment must go beyond only relieving it. Treat the root cause. Narcotic analgesics like Demerol, Percodan, and Codeine are used to control severe pain by acting on the central nervous system to alter the pain perception in the body. But they don't prevent the incidence of, for example, migraines and they can cause intense physical dependency.

Side effects range from depression and disorientation to severe vomiting and constipation.

Non-narcotic analgesics work by constricting the dilated arteries in your brain. But they don't do anything to prevent pain from re-occuring. Mend the tears in your body's nutrition fabric: your immune system. See why 100's or 1000's have gotten pain-free & symptom-free lives back, even medically impossible results. Research: http://www.GlycoScience.com

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Author: Mary Rushing