Know When To Stop Taking Your Painkiller

If you are suffering from pain symptoms caused by tension headaches, migraines, back pains, muscle pains, fibromyalgia, post-surgery pain, toothaches and more, chances are your medical doctor has already prescribed an analgesic or painkiller for your condition. One of the most common painkillers available in the market today is Tramadol. While Tramadol offers relief for different pain symptoms, recent studies have shown that its prolonged intake can lead to severe and undesirable side effects.

                                                          

Tramadol was first released in 1995 as a centrally acting analgesic with opioid-like characteristics. This is because Tramadol was known to bind itself to the brain’s mu opioid receptors—the areas that affect how we perceive pain.

However, Tramadol exhibited other characteristics aside from its analgesic effects. It was found that Tramadol also reacted with the brain’s neurochemicals that affect an individual’s mood and behavior. These neurochemicals, such as serotonin and norepinephrine, are key players to perceiving happiness. Tramadol was found to work up and deplete these neurochemicals, which then influenced most of its long-time users to spiral into suicidal tendencies and depression.

Aside from this heavily debilitating side effect, Tramadol was found to produce the following unwanted effects:

•          dizziness and nausea
•           skin rash and skin allergies
•           excessive vomiting
•           indigestion
•           insomnia
•           fatigue and sluggishness
•           inability to focus at work
•           anaphylaxis
•           mental confusion
•           dryness of the mouth
•           irregularity in breathing
•           palpitations
•           depression

If you want to look for a safer and more effective pain reliever, try Tramasol™. Tramasol™ contains alkaloids that are more effective than Tramadol in terms of reacting with the brain’s receptors that work with sending out pain messages to the body. The best part is, Tramasol™ does not touch your serotonin and norepinephrine, which means no dependency will be formed on the drug, and you will remain emotionally stable and able to focus everyday.

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