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Smart Weight Loss January 2018

In the January 2018 issue of Smart Weight Loss Tips Mag, get ready to learn useful chair exercises you can do at work, tennis ball tricks to relieve muscle pain, easy kale recipes, and more. We hope you thoroughly enjoyed Christmas and the last days of 2017. The new year is here and with it, comes a great opportunity for you to start fresh and get your weight and health in order.

In the January 2018 issue of Smart Weight Loss Tips Mag, get ready to learn useful chair exercises you can do at work, tennis ball tricks to relieve muscle pain, easy kale recipes, and more. We hope you thoroughly enjoyed Christmas and the last days of 2017. The new year is here and with it, comes a great opportunity for you to start fresh and get your weight and health in order.

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7 FLAX<br />

For more than seven thousand<br />

years, flax has been grown all over the<br />

world due to its powerful healing powers.<br />

Flax is commonly known for it’s high levels<br />

of Omega 3 ALA which fights inflammation<br />

and swelling. Omega 3 fatty acids<br />

restrict the inflammatory activities that<br />

are associated with joint pain and gout.<br />

Using Flax oil can help to ease sudden and<br />

severe pain in the joint as well as inflammation<br />

of the joints.<br />

8 TURMERIC<br />

Widely recognized for its powerful<br />

anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric is<br />

one herb that can be used in the treatment<br />

of a spectrum of medical conditions<br />

such as joint pains, arthritis and gout. This<br />

natural pain reliever is effective because<br />

of its high curcumin and curcuminoids<br />

contents that help fight inflammation.<br />

One study done at the University of Arizona<br />

showed that daily consumption of<br />

turmeric helps in treatment of inflammation.<br />

Results indicated that turmeric<br />

fights inflammation of joints to a certain<br />

extent. The conclusion arrived at was that<br />

turmeric blocked protein production on<br />

genes that direct blood vessels found in<br />

joint areas to swell and become inflamed.<br />

This popular orange-yellow spice is also<br />

used in the treatment of sore and achy<br />

joints. A study published in 2009 compared<br />

the effects of curcumin, the active<br />

ingredient found in turmeric, with<br />

ibuprofen in 107 patients who had keen<br />

osteoarthritis. The study concluded that<br />

curcumin was equally as effective as ibuprofen<br />

in alleviating joint pain and improving<br />

knee function.<br />

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| <strong>January</strong> <strong>2018</strong>

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