Codeine painkillers could worsen your pain!

It could be one of the dirtiest secrets of the drug industry, but painkillers can actually worsen your pain, rather than improve it.

The effect isn't immediate and it's not obvious. It could take weeks, months or years. The effect could take so long that you won't link it to the drug.

Codeine makes you sensitive to pain

New research confirms at least one painkiller, codeine, can increase your sensitivity to pain. This explains why people who take codeine over a long period for headaches.

And the pain doesn’t end there.

Codeine also seems to lower the pain threshold in users.According to the study, even touching or brushing your hair could be painful.

And if you increase your dose or pop more pills to deal with the increased pain, the whole situation just gets worse.

Eventually you may fall into the cycle of addiction and everything accompanying it – including the risk of overdose and even death.

Heal your pain naturally

This new study focused on codeine, but it’s not the only drug that can lead to more pain. Many common painkillers are thought to cause the “rebound” effect. That is, when you stop taking the medication, your pain will re-occur.

That’s why when dealing with pain, it’s best to stay away from pharmaceuticals altogether and opt for natural alternatives.

The best policy for you will depend on the cause of your pain. Most people get anti-inflammatory relief from bromelain, curcumin and MSM. White willow bark is also a good natural pain killer. Should you not find these in your local health shop, call Health Works on 011 325 5168/9.

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