1) Ice Home Remedy for Bursitis
If you’re suffering from bursitis; try taking some ice and putting it over the affected areas.  This has really worked well for me in reducing the pain and the inflammation.

2) Ibuprophen Risks and Natural Alternatives
Most persons don't understand how damaging ibuprofen is to one's body and that there are a number of effective alternatives without all the side effects.  

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3) Lobelia Natural Cure for Bursitis
If you need some kind of relief from the pain of having bursitis, I have a good home remedy.  You need to get a hold of some lobelia extract and apply it to the affected areas.  You’ll soon discover how this acts to relieve the stiffness and pain in your affected joints.

4) Prolotherapy Natural Remedy for Bursitis
Prolotherapy has been practiced in the US for over fifty years.  The treatment involves injecting a natural irritant into the damaged tissue.  This stimulates the body's repair mechanism to promote growth and replacement of damaged tissues.  There have been numerous studies that prove the effectiveness of this thereapy.  It is a good alternative to drugs and surgery.  

For all you sufferers of bursitis; here is a great natural remedy.  There are healing teas that you can make that will really provide relief to your symptoms.  For instance; have some hops, skullcap, and chamomile tea, and you’ll see improvement.

I have been suffering from bursitis for many years.  Recently, I was told of a natural cure for treating bursitis from a family friend.  He suggested that I get me some lobelia and cayenne and give that a try.  I was skeptical at first, but went ahead and gave it a try. 

5) R.I.C.E. Home Remedy for Bursitis
I have a large comprehensive approach to helping you with your bursitis.  The first suggestion I have involves the R.I.C.E. method.  What that stands for is to rest, use ice, a compress, and to elevate.  Additionally, you take some castor oil and apply it directly to the troubled joint and cover it with a cloth.  Next, you need to alternate between using ice and heat as therapy.  My next suggestion centers on diet.  Certain foods will aid with the reduction of swelling and inflammation.  These include: green leafy vegetables like spinach and pineapple.  Also, include milk and cheese, along with yellow mustard and honey.  Of course, taking an over the counter anti-inflammatory medicine like ibuprofen will aid with the reduction of pain and swelling.  After you have begun this home remedy approach to treating your bursitis, give it at least a couple of weeks to get the improvement you’re seeking.  If you are noticing: a hot sensation, extreme pain, or a speckled and/or red appearance, then you may have an infection.  In this case, get in to see your doctor.