Arthritis

Understanding Arthritis and What It Means for Your Elderly Loved Ones

July 9, 2017 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

Growing old is one of the inevitabilities of life. We learn to accept this as a fact of life and try our best not to think about it. Instead, we live our lives to the fullest by chasing our dreams or realising that we’re already living the dream. But despite our positive attitude towards life, it doesn’t take long until old age creeps up on us and starts to inhibit our lives. … [Read more...]

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5 Unbelievable Products for People Suffering from Arthritis

January 11, 2012 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

If you have trouble moving around or feel stiffness and pain in your body, you might have arthritis. Most types of arthritis cause swelling and pain in your joints. Over time, this can cause severe damage to the joints. Some types of this disease can also cause problems to the body organs, such as skin or eyes. Every year, around $50 are spent on arthritis related disabilities … [Read more...]

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Are Joint Pain Relief Supplements Safe?

November 24, 2011 by Nutritionist Leave a Comment

With concerns growing about the effects anti-inflammatories can have on your kidneys and heart, it is only understandable that you are looking for an alternative form of joint pain relief. You want to release your body from the limitations of joint pain and enable yourself to lead a normal life. Yet with the launch of so many products, can you really be sure that they can … [Read more...]

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Omega 3 Linked to Helping Rheumatoid Arthritis

October 4, 2011 by Nutritionist Leave a Comment

New research is showing that saturated fats may increase inflammation in the body, especially for rheumatoid arthritis patients. This research also shows that Omega 3 oils are linked to helping relieve rheumatoid arthritis patient's symptoms. Omega 6 fatty acids found in vegetable oils could possible be linked to be a cause of inflammatory and joint pain. An Oxford study shows … [Read more...]

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