All Nutraceutical Articles

Nutritional supplements can help patients with chronic pain manage their pain. Read on to find out exactly what nutritional supplements can help with chronic pain management.
Article discusses a precursor amino acid therapy and how it directly applies to pain management.
Research and practice have found that increased intake of the amino acid substrates of the three key pain modulating neurotransmitters can often provide noticeable benefits within a few days. Article review this possible way to help chronic pain patients.
Case studies demonstrate that oral intake of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids from pharmaceutical-grade fish oil supplements results in pain and functional improvement in patients with neuropathic pain.
According to a comprehensive review of the clinical research evidence, helping certain patients overcome chronic musculoskeletal pain and fatigue syndromes may be as simple, well-tolerated, and inexpensive as a daily supplement of vitamin D.
Vitamin D deficiencies in pain patients is discussed in this article. This condition, associated with muscle weakness, myopathy, and, consequently, musculoskeletal pain, was found to be prevalent in the patient population studied.
Practical Pain Management surveyed our editorial board members and asked them what type of nutritional advice they give to their patients with chronic pain.
Editor of Practical Pain Management says that discussion about diet and nutritional recommendations for patients with pain has been glaringly absent from pain journals, meetings, and teachings.