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March 25, 2016
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Members shared a wide variety of natural remedies they use to manage fibromyalgia pain, with magnesium (especially magnesium malate), vitamin... Read more

Members shared a wide variety of natural remedies they use to manage fibromyalgia pain, with magnesium (especially magnesium malate), vitamin D, vitamin B12, turmeric, essential oils, Epsom salt baths, and pink Himalayan salt with water being among the most commonly mentioned approaches. Several members described mixed results, noting that some remedies provide temporary relief or work for a few weeks before losing effectiveness, while others emphasized the importance of buying high-quality vitamins and rotating essential oils to maintain their benefit. A recurring theme was that natural remedies can help reduce pain on average days but may not be enough during severe flares, and that combining supplements with healthy eating, hydration, stress management, and gentle exercise offers the best chance at making pain more bearable.

A MyFibroTeam Member

I take vitamins everyday and they really help a lot. I take magneaium vitamin d and b12. But from what I hear on here make sure you buy good quality vitamins or else they don't work, or they make you sick. I guess I got lucky because I notice a huge difference every day

March 26, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Bad day, like can't function or go to work and deal with people,, pain is unbearable, can't move, body spasms, nothing can help

December 13, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

I recommend also to take magnesium malate for all over pain, this magnesium can be purchased at your health food store and is easier for your body to assimilate.....also taking pink Himalayan salt with plenty of water also helps for pain....this is really magnesium calcium and our body needs this.

December 11, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

Hello! I noticed you're from Timmins, and I live in kapuskasing. Not very far :). I have been taking vit b12, malic acid (I buy it from a health food store), vitamin D (2000iu) and calcium because I don't drink milk. Hang in there!

December 3, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

I haven't tried anything natural. I want to try things that will make the pain more bearable, however the depression is keeping me at bay. I have noticed that eating healthy and regular exercise helps me.

April 17, 2016

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