Ease Chronic Pain With Our Guide to Smarter Pain Relief

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“Some days, it whispers. Others, it roars,” writes chronic pain sufferer Tracy Middleton in Prevention’s member exclusive guide, Smarter Pain Relief. Fact: one hundred million Americans suffer from chronic pain—pain that lasts for more than three months and sabotages mental, emotional, and social health as much as physical health.

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Photo credit: Hearst Owned

If you suffer from chronic pain from conditions like fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, or others, you are probably all too familiar with how loud pain can be. But you don’t have to let it stop you from getting the most out of your life. Learn a variety of ways to ease your pain by downloading the Prevention Premium member-exclusive guide, Smarter Pain Relief. This guide is packed with expert and first-hand knowledge on the many faces of chronic pain, including the challenges it presents and strategies sufferers can utilize to help ease their pain.


What you’ll find in your member-exclusive guide

Smarter Pain Relief contains a wealth of information to increase the quality of life among those who live with chronic pain. In this 72-page book, you’ll find helpful, inspiring stories from women who live with chronic pain, herbal and dietary solutions, tips for self-advocacy, and more. Each chapter will guide you through your chronic pain journey with practical advice and emotional support. Here’s a look at what you’ll get:

✔️ Real-life answers for pain

In “Searching for Solutions,” a chronic pain sufferer dives into her pain relief journey, including her experience at the Chronic Pain Rehabilitation Program (CPRP) at the Cleveland Clinic. Her story could help you manage the emotional, social, and physical nuances of pain like she did.

✔️ Natural solutions for pain sufferers

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Photo credit: Allison Gootee/Studio D

Learn how to manage different types of chronic pain with natural remedies including physical exercise, yoga poses, spices, teas, and supplements. This chapter takes a look at back and neck pain, knee pain, and arthritic pain and the best, natural ways to find relief. Discover how a simple stretch, pilates move, and yoga pose combination can help relieve back pain, and how fish oil, turmeric, and ginger can ease arthritic pain.

✔️ Foods that can ease pain

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Photo credit: Chris Court

Certain ingredients can harness the power of natural medicine, and in the “Eat These, Feel Better” section, we show you how to prepare them in delicious recipes. These healing foods offer an alternative to medication for problems like sore muscles and IBS. Discover four nutritious recipes targeted to different types of pain, like almond-crusted creole salmon for an achy back, neck, and joints.

✔️ Advice on getting help for your pain

This chapter follows six women on their chronic pain journeys to help reframe how we think about, talk about, and treat this health issue. Learn how they’ve taken ownership over their care and their bodies. You’ll meet Kathleen Baker, a team USA backstroke swimmer who lives with Crohn’s disease; Tanika Gray Valbrun, a fibroids sufferer and founder of The White Dress Project; and others, as they share their inspiring stories of managing chronic pain.

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Photo credit: Andreas Laszlo Konrath

Here’s a sneak peak at advice you can start using today

  • Take specific notes to keep track of how a treatment is or isn’t working for your condition to help your doctor make the best plan moving forward. (From “Finding Relief” on page 16.)

  • Perform a standing forward fold yoga pose to help stretch your hamstrings and lower back. (From “Gentle Moves” on page 33.)

  • Try switching up your sleeping position or investing in new pillows to help ease neck pain. (From “Surprising Fixes” on page 48).

Start finding new, effective ways to ease chronic pain by joining Prevention Premium and downloading Smarter Pain Relief today!

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