1 Feeding certain foods, especially those with high sugar content (for example, undiluted juices), may increase the amount of gas in the intestine and worsen the situation. 2  The presence of excessive anger, anxiety, fear, or excitement in the household. 3  A multitude of other factors as yet unknown.
Devilâs claw root is an herb that may ease low back pain and common arthritis discomfort. Studies have used 30-100 milligrams of the active compound, harpagoside, per day. If you have a sensitive stomach, stick with a low dose or you might get a mild stomachache.
Opium, made from the seedpod of the poppy plant, has been used for pain relief for thousands of years. Morphine, which is made from opium, remains a mainstay of pain relief. Any drug, natural or synthetic, with morphine-like properties is called an opioid (pronounced OH-pee-oid).