Anti Inflammatories

[JenniferG]

Besides Fish Oil, Motrin and Enhansa...what are some other anti inflammatories you are using??

[dasu]

We are/were using enhansa and quercetin for our two. For my son we switched to krill oil as he is sensitive to sulfur. We serve up a lot of garlic both raw and cooked. We are planning to introduce cinnamon, ginger and cloves as well.

Edited March 23, 2015 by dasu

[JenniferG]

Can you please why Krill is better for a sulphur intolerance? My dd11 has issues with Fish Oil as do I. I have been thinking Krill or Primrose. Any other side effects with it?

[LNN]

dasu - if you have sulfur sensitivities, garlic is very high in sulfur and Enhansa is also sulfur based.

 

Jennifer - we can't use sulfurs. Resveratrol is supposed to help but it's expensive and I was never able to give enough to see a difference. Rowingmom may have better input/experience. Motrin is our go-to and DS uses Primrose but he has pyroluria, so Primrose is recommended for this.

[Michel12]

Coq10

[fuelforall]

Pterostilbene.

[4Nikki]

Pterostilbene.

I couldn't find an thing this being an anti-inflammatory. Any clues?

[fuelforall]

I found this right away.

http://www.amazon.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Pterostilbene-Vegetarian-Capsules/dp/B005ACNW5S

 

Talks about inflammation and similarity to resveratrol.

 

Reduced oxidative stress and a properly modulated inflammatory response seem to be at the root of enduring health, particularly cardiovascular health. In vitro and animal studies suggest pterostilbene has positive effects on multiple inflammation-related biomarkers.*

[awilliams74]

Neuroprotek (mast cell stabilizer/anti inflammatory) - would love to know if anyone found a cheaper comparable alternative?

[4Nikki]

What about asprin?