Arthritis

[cheka]

Originally Posted by Derek41

I have to respectfully disagree about the cause of Rheumatoid Arthritis.
There maybe some gut or dietary involvement, but it’s one of many contributing factors.
Like most autoimmune diseases, the exact cause usually cannot be identified.
Osteoarthritis and other degenerative forms may benefit more from diet.

the exact cause has been identified. it's just brand new info and hasnt filtered into the public yet. and i dont know why big medical is lagging on it. perhaps they arent that interested in making these things disappear.


a great tip -- anytime big medical says 'we dont know' what causes it -- go straight to looking at digestive system. most of the time that's the cause. bad bugs, leaky gut, etc


my sole reason for being here is to spread this new info. so much suffering, so many shortened lives because of a lack of knowledge, theirs and their docs


my search for reversing my RA is what lead me to this incredible science. there are many links to scientific trials/studies/papers in the link i provided. it's breaking science that RA patients need to learn (other diseases too).

[Deserterer]

Originally Posted by cheka

the exact cause has been identified. .

By who? What is the exact cause? Where can we read about it being identified?

[Mikala43]

Originally Posted by thetiredone

At the time I posted I was having shooting pains which is not often. I also use a hemp salve and oil which helps more naturally than an injection. Doctors like to push thing from my experiences.

If you go to the doctor to complain.... yeah, they are going to present options for you. It's their job.

Capsacian cream or volteran gel also help.

[thetiredone]

A new test could save arthritis patients time, money and pain. But will it be used?


http://https://www.sun-sentinel.com/...tampNumeric%23

[Deserterer]

Originally Posted by Mikala43

If you go to the doctor to complain.... yeah, they are going to present options for you. It's their job.

Capsacian cream or volteran gel also help.

And "natural" doesn't mean better or safer.

[Mikala43]

Originally Posted by Deserterer

And "natural" doesn't mean better or safer.

Exactly.

[LittleDolphin]

A case study of one.

A dear friend developed crippling RA in her feet and ankles; some in her hands. She was getting shots and steroid meds. Bunch of side effects.

A lot of pain.

She's a natural kind of woman. She revamped her diet.

Cut out just about all sugar in any form--and fried foods.

She's following an anti-inflammatory diet.

Lots of info on the 'net about this.

She's almost pain-free and dropped 20 pounds as well--for the win.

[thetiredone]

Has anyone with arthritis experienced a tip of their finger to freeze and feel frozen? Is this normal of someone with arthritis? This happened to me today out of the blue.