3 Ingredient Smoothie That Helps Relieve Joint And Knee Pain

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Make this 3 ingredient smoothie that can help relieve joint and chronic knee pain. Check out the article we found over at Natural Healing Magazine.

Knee pain is common in obese people. It is the way human body responds to excess pounds and a red light that something is wrong with your organism.

And there are all the injuries that require special treatment and even surgery. We give you a natural recipe that will help you prevent sudden and severe pain in your knees.

Each of the ingredients you need is packed with strong anti-inflammatory properties which is amazing for your tendons and ligaments.

They are high in magnesium, silicon, vitamin C, and bromelain. This tasty drink will give you all the energy and strength you need to ‘survive’ throughout the day.

Moreover, the healing smoothie contains your favorite fruit, and that is a sure bet!

Ingredients:

Preparation:

  1. Cook your oatmeal as usual. Just boil it for several minutes, that is all.
  2. Add a cup of fresh orange juice to the oatmeal.
  3. Blend almonds, honey, pineapple chunks and cinnamon together.
  4. Add your oatmeal mixture to the blender.
  5. Blend until the ingredients are well combined.
  6. Dump in a few ice cubes and enjoy your pain-relieving smoothie!

You can just blend all the ingredients together, but cooked oatmeal gives your smoothie a better consistency.
It is up to you to decide what works best for you.

Image credit: Healthy Food House

Next Article: Top 4 Herbs That Fight Joint Pain

Read full article: Pineapple, Cinnamon And Oats Smoothie For Strengthening the Tendons and Ligaments on Your Knees



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11 Responses to “3 Ingredient Smoothie That Helps Relieve Joint And Knee Pain”

  1. Barbara Brown

    Apr 05. 2016

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  2. Erin Bishop

    Apr 05. 2016

    Rob Mitchell

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  3. Rob Mitchell

    Apr 05. 2016

    Why does everything have to be a smoothie made of gross stuff. Isn’t there a type of meat that can solve my problems?

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  4. Erin Bishop

    Apr 05. 2016

    No. So suck it up lol

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  5. Julie Brownrigg

    Apr 06. 2016

    Debbie Wallace, this might help.

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  6. Julie Brownrigg

    Apr 06. 2016

    What’s this got to do with the post?

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  7. Amanda Williams

    Apr 06. 2016

    Vickie Attebery Sewell

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  8. Barbara Brown

    Apr 06. 2016

    Not sure Facebook is getting strange !

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  9. kaleem mohd

    Apr 14. 2016

    Vitamin E is known for its strong antioxidant powers. A study (International Journal of Rheumatic Diseases, 2009) compared the knees of 42 people undergoing knee surgery: 32 with severe osteoarthritis and 10 with non-arthritis injuries. Researchers found less vitamin E in the knees of the osteoarthritis patients, implying that they were getting less of the vitamin’s protective benefits. Almonds, sunflower seeds and oil, safflower oil, hazelnuts, peanuts and spinach are all excellent sources of vitamin E. for more: https://www.healthclues.net/blog/en/osteoarthritis-of-knee-and-weight-loss-as-an-early-intervention/

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  10. Daphnie LaSonia Harris

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  11. Daphnie LaSonia Harris

    Apr 18. 2016

    Thanks!

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