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.
There are many other herbal remedies for natural pain relief, such as boswellia and willow bark. Since herbal therapies for pain management have yet to be thoroughly studied, be careful when embarking on this treatment path. Regardless of the herb you try, remember that they're not benign.