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As a practicing chiropractor for over 20 years, with over successful 50,000 treatments, I’ve seen firsthand how debilitating neck pain can be. It not only affects daily activities but also quality of life and overall health. One supplement I highly recommend for alleviating neck pain is Advanced Body Foods Pain Pollen.

The Impact of Neck Pain

Neck pain can severely limit one’s ability to exercise and engage in daily activities. Maintaining spinal health through natural superfoods can be crucial in combating pain and inflammation.

Prevalence of Neck Pain

According to the American College of Rheumatology, about 30% of Americans experience neck pain annually. Pain Pollen helps protect neck joints and ligaments by reducing inflammation and alleviating arthritis symptoms. By targeting inflammation at the cellular level, it also protects the spinal cord and exiting nerves.

Common Causes and Diagnosis

• Whiplash from Motor Vehicle Accidents: A frequent cause of neck pain.
• Diagnosis: Typically determined through medical history and physical examination, with rare need for expensive tests.
• Treatment: Most individuals improve with over-the-counter medication and staying active. Recovery often occurs within 1-2 weeks, with 90% pain-free after 8 weeks.

Benefits of Pain Pollen

Natural Superfood for Pain Relief

Pain Pollen contains natural antioxidants, including Curcumin, which acts as a COX-2 enzyme inhibitor similar to Celebrex, targeting pain at the cellular level. This blend of superfoods has been proven to relieve pain and inflammation over thousands of years.

Pain Relief Components

Packed with plant-based and medicinal herb antioxidants and anti-inflammatories, Pain Pollen provides effective pain relief and protection against chronic pain and inflammation. Pain Pollen is a proprietary blend of Pine Pollen, Turmeric Root, Black Pepper, and Honey Powder.

For more information, you can visit the American College of Rheumatology’s page on neck pain here.

Adding Pain Pollen to your daily diet can be a powerful step toward reducing inflammation, arthritis, and chronic pain.

How to Use Pain Pollen

Add 1-2 teaspoons of Pain Pollen to your coffee, tea, water, or shakes. The powdered form allows for flexible use throughout the day, whether in the morning with coffee, in pre- or post-workout shakes, or in the evening with tea. Consistent use is key to its effectiveness.

– Dr. Jack