Tag: Cox 2

According to ancient texts and modern scientific research, ginger has been a staple in traditional medicine for thousands of years, primarily valued for its potent anti-inflammatory properties. Its powerful effects are attributed to a rich profile of bioactive compounds that modulate key inflammatory pathways in the body.

Recent studies in women with primary dysmenorrhea and vitamin D deficiency found that supplementation significantly reduced pain scores and analgesic use. This provides strong evidence for the anti-inflammatory role of vitamin D and directly addresses the question, 'Does vitamin D reduce prostaglandins?' through its effect on pain-causing inflammation.