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Does Freedom From Pain Ease Psychotherapy?

Psychotherapy that is based on talking about one’s life and problems, sometimes referred to as talk therapy, requires that the patient be reasonably alert and lucid. But people suffering from chronic pain may be either distracted by the pain or drowsy or muddled by the effects of prescription painkillers. That could make therapy more difficult in some cases.

If the pain can be eased without prescription drugs, people are likely to be more clear-headed, which can be especially important in some forms of therapy. Since inflammation has been found to be a major source of pain and other medical conditions, reducing inflammation could not only make life easier, it could also facilitate psychotherapy.

A wellness drink called Nopalea (No-pah lay’uh) made from the fruit of the Nopal cactus (Opuntia Ficus Indica), contains rare antioxidants called betalains that have been scientifically proven to help the body reduce inflammation, which can also reduce pain. Drinking 1 to 3 ounces a day is said to help the body reduce inflammation, detoxify, and promote optimal health.
It turns out that the native peoples of northern Mexico have relied on Nopal cactus for centuries. In recent years it was discovered that Nopal cactus fruit is rich in betalains, and now a wellness drink was created by Trivita, a 12-year-old company that is dedicated to helping people pursue physical emotional, and spiritual health. Over 3 million bottles have been sold.
The drink is available in 32 oz bottles. Anyone try it for free by calling Trivita at 1-800-203-7063 and paying $9.95 for shipping.
Could a wellness drink allow some patients to do better in psychotherapy by easing their pain? It certainly seems worth trying it to find out.

 
 
 

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