that type of food should eat or not eat or would a vitamin help with rheumatoic arthritic?
Monday, February 8th, 2010 at
1:06 pm
I Used To Suffer But Not Anymore!
I began
searching for information on natural remedies, alternative
medicine, and anything I could find. I had actually tried
searching for this information years before, and found nothing
relevant. Then
one day I found a source of information that led to another
source, and so on. It was the break I had been looking for!
Despite having read over and over that arthritis was "incurable"
and that people with arthritis had to learn to live with
it for the rest of their lives, I found hope. Out of all
the informational sources I found, I learned that people
with arthritis had been curing themselves all these years! What
I learned was that there were four (4)
different methods that were used to cure arthritis. Each
source mentioned only one method, though. Some gave importance
to one method and briefly mentioned some of the others.
What I also learned was that some people got relief by using
one method more than another. So what
I did was combine ALL 4 methods into one
program , and by applying just one
of the initial methods, I
became totally pain-free in 3 days!
Vitamins ofcourse but not directly. Say Vitamin D3 is specific for calcium absorption on bones. Therefore, it helps that way.
As the other guy has suggested try some anti-inflammatory but natural stuff. Do not take anti-inflammatory tablets/pills without Doctor’s advice or a medical advice.
There are some aromatic oils which comes a relief for some type of body constitutions. I think you can try them as well.
I work in a natural foods/vitamin supplement store, and people come in all the time for a certain type of cherry juice that supposedly works well. It supposedly has some natural anti-inflammatory and other qualities that should help. People really rave about the stuff, so it’s probably worth trying. Although I don’t know much about it, it’s certainly something to look in to and check out.