| Natural Remedies |
What
experts say about them |
5-HTP
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5-Hydroxytryptophan or
5-HTP increases serotonin levels
and reduces depression. It reduces painful tender points, promotes
sleep and lowers anxiety.
Dosage:
Take 100 mg three times daily.
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Melatonin
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One preliminary clinical study showed that this supplement can
cut back pain in
people suffering
from fibromyalgia.
Dosage:
Take 3 mg one hour before bedtime.
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SAMe
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S-adenosylmethinonine or SAMe helps the brain produce serotonin,
hormones and antioxidants. Taking SAMe reduces pain, stiffness, fatigue
and reduces depression.
Dosage:
Take 800 mg daily (or 400 mg twice daily)
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Vitamin
E
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Fibromyalgia sufferers seems to have lower levels of vitamin E. Initial
research suggests that taking vitamin E can reduce the symptoms of
fibromyalgia.
Dosage:
Take 400 IU daily.
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Magnesium
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In one study, patients taking this mineral reported less pain and
tenderness.
Dosage:
Take 200 mg three times daily.
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| Ginseng |
Helpful
Ginseng is an adaptogen that helps the body cope with stress and
fatigue.
It helps to improve energy, a feeling of well-being and sleep.
Dosage:
Take 100 to 200 mg twice daily.
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- Supports healthy energy levels, stamina
and vitality
- Maintains support for the immune system
- Supports and maintains healthy systemic
adequacy for physical performance and endurance
- Addresses common feelings of
listlessness associated with routine tiredness
- Supports the health of the adrenal
glands
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