In search of pain relief, millions of tablets are sold every day
10/11/2005
Despite warnings on the boxes, warnings from friends and from doctors, millions of tablets are sold and taken daily by people from all walks of life who all have one thing in common – pain and the search for pain relief. Pain doesn't differentiate between rich or poor, democrat or republican, or any ethnic affiliation. Pain is a symptom that all of us try, in one-way or another, to escape. Natural pain remedies are not as well known or as well advertised as commercial analgesics but the general public needs to know that they are a far better alternative.
Sometimes the pain is not necessarily physical – it can at times be psychological but the effort to escape it is just as urgent. It is here that we begin to see the real down side of prescription drugs or even common off-the-shelf drugs available on any supermarket or pharmacy shelf. How many times have we seen a tabloid report that this or that celebrity has been admitted to some rehab center for addiction to painkillers? Unfortunately, only too often we have lost some great talent from either stage or screen as a direct result of addiction to drugs. What a waste - what a tragedy!
Whether the pain is lifestyle related or caused by physical injury, the desperate search for pain relief is unceasing and usually because no alternative is readily available, and the media are constantly bombarding us with commercials for dozens of different brands of analgesics, we take the easy way out and pop another pill. After a while, our bodies develop a sort of immunity and we need stronger doses to give us relief, and our stomach, kidneys and liver start to deteriorate. Consistent abuse of these organs can lead to all sorts of diseases that are far worse than the ache we were trying to get rid of.
Judy Cutler is a well-known nutritionist in Southern California and she knows better than most people the physical damage that can be done by analgesics. For this very reason she started experimenting and researching a natural pain remedy until she eventually found the answer. It was then that "Naturally Painless" was released with great success.
"Once I was sure that my 'Naturally Painless' really worked," said Cutler, "I knew that anyone who suffered from muscle, joint or ligament pain, no longer had to look any further. I was thrilled that I had at last found the natural pain remedy that would save many people from the adverse effects of drugs."