It is possible to manage the pain of arthritis naturally, and staying active is crucial as it can actually help with pain relief. In this article, an arthritis sufferer tells how he has the condition under control by making changes to his diet and taking moderate exercise.
Summer may be the time for holidays and enjoying the outdoors (weather permitting!) but if you suffer from arthritis, it's not always that easy. Here are a few tips for managing arthritis naturally in the summer.
Have a great, safe and active summer.
Does rheumatoid arthritis begin in the intestine?
A review of clinical evidence which suggests a link between increased gut permeability with the development of rheumatoid arthritis.The drugs don’t work
Should complementary and alternative therapies be dismissed so quickly, when many commercially marketed medicines are themselves unproven?Food intolerance and rheumatoid arthritis
Research shows there is a connection between rheumatoid arthritis and food intolerances. This reinforces the findings of Charles de Coti-Marsh, who undertook pioneering research into the causes and treatment of arthritis. He was convinced that what we eat plays a major part in the development of many chronic conditions, including arthritis.