Personal Victory Over Arthritis In March of 1996, at the age of 53, I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). It hit me so hard that I was playing squash one week and flat on my back the next. It was severe onset--I could barely walk.
Lubricate Your Joints Naturally If you feel like the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz and wish that someone would come along with an oil can, you are not alone. The good news is that nutritional supplements can help.
Eat Away Arthritis For some sufferers, arthritis is a minor irritation, a stiff finger or a mild ache in a hi.
Sprouting Back to Health At the age of 30, Greg Miller was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. He was told it would lead to lupus and Lou Gehrig’s disease and that he would be dead within a decade.
Arthritis Is Reversible Most medical doctors believe that arthritis is incurable and that its symptoms can only be suppressed with drugs. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Soothe Inflammation
Inflammation is associated with a wide range of chronic and acute diseases.
Living With Arthritis As many as one in seven adults in Canada suffers from an arthritic condition, and there is currently no universally accepted conventional cure, or effective treatment that works for all of them. Today, arthritis sufferers are often dissatisfied with painkillers and other conventional drugs, and most have to live with annoying side effects.
Natural Medicine for Arthritis About 50 million North Americans (approximately one in seven) have some form of arthritis. In another 20 years, as baby boomers grow older and people live longer, close to 70 million people in Canada and the United States will have arthritis..
Arthritis, Rheumatoid and Osteoarthritis Arthritis means inflammation of the *joint. Over one hundred different forms have currently been identified, among them *gout and bacterial and viral joint infections resulting from surgery or from another disease, such as *tuberculosis or Lyme disease.
Pain-Free Without the Pills The benefits of a plant-based diet help reduce the risk of cancer and heart disease and for general longevity. Research is now showing that some plant foods can also have powerful anti-inflammatory properties and consequently reduce the pain of rheumatoid arthritis.
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