Top 6 Supplements for Back Pain

Dr. Grant Cooper from Princeton Spine and Joint Center dives deep into the best supplements for back pain. From ginger root to curcumin, Dr. Cooper breaks down the benefits and potential side effects of each supplement. Importantly, he emphasizes the need for consultation with healthcare professionals before incorporating these supplements into your regimen.
0:00 Introduction
0:55 Disclaimer
2:00 Ginger
4:30 Tart Cherries
6:59 Boswellia Serrata
9:13 Bromelain
11:35 Omega-3 Fatty Acids
14:48 Curcumin
18:04 Like & Subscribe!
🔸 Key Highlights 🔸
A comprehensive review of the top 6 supplements for back pain.
Science-backed benefits and studies supporting each supplement.
Personal experiences and insights from Dr. Cooper.
Essential disclaimers about potential interactions and side effects.
Whether you're seeking natural remedies for back pain or curious about the science behind these supplements, this video is a valuable resource.
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[@user-ib7st9qv8b]

Is it good for lower back pain my lower back compression of of the lower spine, my lower back bone is painful to touch thanks

[@blissfulbaboon]

Omega 3 fatty acids,tumeric,cherry, bromilaine,ginger,msm

[@robincooper-fleming8072]

Super helpful!!

[@powerhousebakeryatnutritio1311]

Thank you for your honesty and NOT selling supplements

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

I noticed when I took spice circumin mixed honey as a carrier, and black pepper (not too spicy but enough to tell its in there) and my spouse took 2 tablespoons every morning, and it got rid of his terrible indigestion.

[@jay-el-bee]

This is a fantastic video topic/ discussion. Certainly something I'm interested in hearing about. Thanks for sharing!

[@jupeter24]

GArlic!!! For nerve pain. Probably not a supplement, just put it in your food. ALSO, Cayenne pepper is like a miracle for my nerve pain. Basically like ibuprofen. the problem is I can't eat cayenne pepper in my food all the time, it's just too acidic.

[@jupeter24]

Tart cherries...interesting.

[@Freedom-2BME]

Would it make a difference if you use cayenne in capsules?

[@blessibgdiza7704]

Thank you so much for this information

[@ceciliadwumah8520]

Thanks so much for this information. Much appreciated, will give it a trial.

[@flc-kmc5236]

I saw this video and started taking curuminoids and it has improved my pain level! Thanks for your help!!!

[@SarahHlophe]

Thank you for sharing your experience with everything Dr. i will go and try some of them.i have back ,hip and knee pains.(oesarthritis) for about 12 yrs.

[@kitoomehta8452]

Dr. Cooper enjoyed your video very much I have been taking all those supplements except the Tart Cherry which I am going to add in my regimen, a suggestion and perhaps you may like to look into it is Yucca which has proven in my old mother and myself to take the stiffness away from the joints. I work out a lot almost 7 days a week and after my strength training I was suffering with pain and stiffness in my hands. I can say this that Yucca has taken the pain and stiffness away and I am a happy camper.

[@POS3278]

I wish there was someone like you that specialized in IBD.

[@POS3278]

I shared it!

[@christopherralphbianco4623]

My wife is from Romania! I ❤️ sour cherry!!

[@caroleem1319]

Fantastic info! What supplements should you NOT take if you’re on ELIQUIS?

[@netnetmadridtejamjr4553]

Talk to your doctor and then you can go to my secretary for the payment.....lol

[@tejess9794]

Does Glucosamine, Msm and chondrotine help for my one side Si joint pain sir ?

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

I notice that some omega 3s show the ingredients from different fish, like mackerel. Which fish oil should we look for?

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

Is ginger a natural salycitate? Reason asking? Should folks take it if allergic to asoporin, their derivities, any nsaids?

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

Do you recommend taking all of these supplements or just one of them daily?

[@debbieellis8764]

Thank you for the video. There are so very many brands could you please let me know which curcumin you are taking and what dosage. I’m not on any other medications. Much appreciated.

[@man_at_the_end_of_time]

Talk to an alternative medical provider as he or she might know about the alternative choices.

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

Are the pineapples supposed to be fresh or canned?

[@DouglasKhumalo-r8l]

Can I have the name of the number one please

[@clevemallari]

How about Theracurmin instead of curcumin?

[@VinuBadal]

Can ginger be eaten as is - avoid the supplement?

[@POS3278]

❤

[@humanchildofgod3126]

Thank you!! I would lay in cow manure, if my lower back pain would go away!!

[@BWSaks]

I realize that you have to say talk to your doctor, etc., however, I think you must realize that a very high percentage of allopathic doctors have zero idea about supplements, especially the less mainstream supplements. I’ve asked my doctor specific questions about supplements and he admits he knows very little about. I know more about supplements than he does.

[@MrCljp24]

Your comment about the lack of knowledge on supplements by allopathic doctor's is so very true. Most of them are clueless. Nutrition and supplementation is a subject which is not taught much, if at all, in medical schools.