So What Over-The-Counter Medicines Can I Give My Pet? - Patch.com

So What Over-The-Counter Medicines Can I Give My Pet? Patch.com It is often said that over-the-counter medications should not be used in pets. While this is true, some of them are safe but should always be used with caution and the correct dosage should be obtained from your veterinarian prior to use.

Drug-free pain relief for osteoarthritis - Fox News

Drug-free pain relief for osteoarthritis Fox News Thankfully, there are many ways to prevent damage and ease the pain of existing injury. Although pain medication can be helpful, I recommend non-pharmacologic interventions as first line treatment. Chronic use of over the counter pain medications can ... and more »

The Problem With Painkillers - The Atlantic

The Problem With Painkillers The Atlantic ... arthritis pain, or menstrual cramps. Because of the accessibility of over-the-counter (OTC) medications like aspirin, acetaminophen, and ibuprofen, many may think nothing of grabbing a pill to ease what ails us, or, in the case of aspirin, ...

A cherry a day ... - Chiropractic Economics

Chiropractic Economics

A cherry a day ... Chiropractic Economics Many of those same composites are found in over-the-counter and prescription medications. Is it possible that cherries are even more powerful, but less dangerous, than commercial medications? If so, they could deliver enhanced benefits and by ...