The Arthritic Association provides on his website some useful suggestions to reduce the pain of Arthritis in a natural way.

When you suffer from arthritis, the food you eat is of vital importance. You probably already know that some foods can make your condition worse.

The Home Treatment for Arthritis is based on a diet that excludes certain foods. You simply need to be self-motivated enough to incorporate the food guidance into your day-to-day routine. However, it’s not at all like a slimming diet, and just because you’ve got arthritis it doesn’t mean you have to eat bland or boring meals.

On these pages you will find many delicious and varied recipes suitable for those following the Home Treatment for Arthritis. Interestingly, weÕve often heard that other members of the household also start to feel healthier when eating this way. This wonderful resource is continually growing as we add to it, thanks to our members.

Some suggested recipes are the following:

a) Main Courses

• Aromatic Asparagus Risotto
• Broccoli & Cauliflower Gratin
• Cashew Paella
• Caulifolwer & broccoli bake
• Chicken & apple salad
• Chicken & Coriander Skewers
• Cod with herby cheese topping
• Country Chicken Casserole
• Crumble-Topped Spinach
• Fish baked with lime
• French Beans with Chicken
• Leek & Caraway Gratin
• Lentil & cheese gratin
• Lentil Croquettes
• Lentil Pot
• Monkfish stir-fry
• Orange chicken
• Oven-Cooked Corn & Mushroom Pilaf
• Pasta in Green Garlic Sauce
• Pot roast chicken with orange & pecans
• Spiced Yoghurt Chicken Kebabs
• Spinach & Cashew Nut Loaf
• Vegetable casserole
• Vegetable stir-fry
• Warm Brown Rice, Chicken & Nut Salad
• Warm Smoked Haddock Salad

b) Starters

• Apple & Cabbage Soup
• Avocado & lime soup
• Chickpea, avocado & walnut salad
• Cool Bean Salad
• Cucumber & Yoghurt Dip
• Ginger & Almond Rice Salad
• Green pea soup with lemongrass
• Julienne Salad
• Salad dressings
• Simple green salad
• Spinach Soup
• Sweet & Crunchy Salad
• Watercress & little gem lettuce soup
• Watercress, Orange & Onion Salad

You can read more details at:

==> The Arthritic Association

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Thursday, 02 December 2010 20:08

Osteoarthritis is one of the many types of arthritis that causes degeneration of the joints significantly affecting a person’s quality of life.  It is oftentimes characterized by joint stiffness, swelling in the affected area and pain.   The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases said that osteoarthritis is perhaps one of the most frequently-occurring forms of arthritis – the others being rheumatoid arthritis and gout – that affects approximately 27 million people, aged 25 or more, in the United States alone. What is Osteoarthritis? For many years, medical experts have devoted time, effort and money in order to determine the exact cause of osteoarthritis.  Sadly, the answers remain elusive. The damage in osteoarthritis starts at the cartilage – a tough connective tissue that is found in between joints as well as in other areas of the body such as the larynx and the outer ear – which is supposed to act as a “cushion” in order to prevent the end of two bones from rubbing unto each other. In osteoarthritis, the cartilage between the joints loses its elasticity and then degenerates.  In time, the cartilage may thin out, or disappear altogether, causing bones to rub unto each other leading to extreme pain. The following factors may lead to the development of osteoarthritis: Medical experts have discovered that genes, or heredity, can actually make a person more predisposed to develop osteoarthritis.  A particular gene is responsible for collagen production.  Collagen is an important protein component in cartilage.  Abnormality in the gene may lead to premature degradation of cartilage which may cause osteoarthritis. Obesity puts on excessive amounts of pressure in the joints because of the excess weight, which may cause strain. The joints that are responsible in weight-bearing, such as the hip, knee and ankle joints, are the ones that are most commonly affected. Being inactive for long periods may cause the joints to become stiff, dysfunctional and painful because muscles around the joint can weaken with inactivity. On the other hand, overuse of the joints, or continuously exposing them to extreme, high-impact activities can cause repetitive strains and stresses. This may also lead to joint injuries. It is said that the main cause of osteoarthritis is wear-and-tear.  In old age, the joints have been exposed to too much activity since childhood and this puts the person at increased risk for osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis can be debilitating.  It can significantly affect a person’s ability to perform activities of daily living sometimes causing the patient to lose independence.  Symptoms of osteoarthritis include: Pain Joint stiffness Nodules in the fingers Tenderness in the joints Swelling Crepitus (crackling sound upon joint movement) Difficulty in movement A Study on Osteoarthritis The effects of osteoarthritis can be devastating.  This propels people, especially those who are in the field of medicine, to continuously look for ways to prevent the onset of the condition or to somehow slow its progression. In line with this, a group of researchers enrolled 132 participants (66 men and 99 women whose ages ranged from 45 to 55) in the National Institutes of Health Osteoarthritis Initiative who have not exhibited signs and symptoms of osteoarthritis but whose risk for developing osteoarthritis of the knee is high.  In addition, 33 body mass index- and age-matched controls were also included in the study. Basing on the participant’s response to the Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly (PASE) questionnaire, they were divided into three strength training and exercise levels.  The strength training groups were divided as to how often they performed these exercises:  none at all, minimal only and frequently.  The exercise levels were composed of sedentary, light and moderate to strenuous. Also, analysis was made on knee-bending activities. What the Study Revealed According to the senior author of the study, Dr. Thomas M. Link, the results revealed that joining in high impact activities like running for more than an hour daily, thrice a week or more, is linked to more cartilage degeneration and can potentially increase the risk for osteoarthritis development.  On one hand, participating in light exercise and avoiding repeated knee-bending activities can protect a person from osteoarthritis. Dr. Link is from San Francisco’s University of California, a chief of musculoskeletal imaging and a professor of radiology. The participants were asked to undergo MRI exams, which showed that the group who engaged in light exercises and those with minimal strength training had the healthiest cartilage in the knee, as compared to the participants who either had frequent or no strength training at all. Women who indulged in moderate to strenuous exercises and did strength training were also linked to increased water content and degenerated collagen in their knees. A co-author of the study, Keegan K. Novis, B.S., R.N., said that the results suggests that performing moderate to strenuous exercises can speed up the degeneration of cartilage, putting women at a higher risk for osteoarthritis. Moreover, the findings also indicated that doing knee-bending activities frequently, like climbing up more than 10 flights of stairs per day, squatting or kneeling for a minimum of 30 minutes daily, or lifting objects that weighs more than 25 pound, were linked to cartilage abnormalities and higher water content. Conclusion The researchers suggested that performing light exercises, like frequent walking and swimming, is a much safer choice in order to help maintain healthy cartilage and, of course, healthy joints. How to Promote Healthy Joints Naturally You probably have heard this many times already, but nevertheless, I’ll say it again: healthy eating helps promote a healthy body.  Contrary to what some people say, taking medications does not cure everything.  Aside from the expenses, you are also in danger of adverse effects that it can bring.  How about going for what is natural? You could start with making the decision to eat healthy, and eat foods that will help promote healthy joints.  Here are some of them: Glucosamine is a compound that produces glycosaminoglycan which is needed for healthy cartilage.  Some of the foods that are rich in glucosamine include sweet almond oil, crab shells, lobster shells and shrimp shells. Manganese is a mineral that helps build healthy cartilage. This supports the function of glucosamine inside the body.  Examples of food sources of manganese are nuts, green leafy vegetables, seafoods, whole grain breads and beans. Omega-3 Fatty acids exert anti-inflammatory effects that helps ease swelling and pain associated with osteoarthritis.  Top food sources for Omega-3 Fatty Acids are egg yolks, walnuts, flax seeds, cod liver oil, and salmon. Vitamin C helps the body in forming collagen which is a protein found in cartilage, tendons and bones.  Examples are kiwi fruit, peppers, tomatoes, broccoli, papaya, potatoes, peaches, nectarines, lychees, raspberries, grapefruit, guava, black currant, orange, lemon, cabbage, cauliflower, and many

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The following article gives information about arthritis and joint pains. There are many things that can be done to help ease the discomfort and bring about some arthritis relief.

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Easing the pain caused by arthritis

Arthritis comes from the Greek word “arthron” meaning joint. Arthritis literally means ‘joint inflammation’. According to the Arthritis Foundation, there are more than 100 different diseases that produce joint pain and inflammation – everything from the flu to certain cancers. The two most common forms of ‘arthritis’ are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

What can cause arthritis?

Other diseases and infections which cause arthritis include:

gout*, psoriasis*, tuberculosis*.

*gout is a metabolic disease characterised by painful inflammation of certain joints, especially of the big toe and foot. One of the main causes is sodium urate which is deposited into these parts of the body. This is often caused by a diet being too rich in sugar, wine or junk foods.

*psoriasis: a skin disease characterised by the formation of reddish spots and patches covered with silvery scales: tends to run in families.

*tuberculosis: a communicable disease caused by infection with the bacterium tubercle bacillus, most frequently affecting the lungs.

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Osteoarthritis symptoms and pain relief

Osteoarthritis (osteo – bones or bones) is a degenerative disorder in which the cartilage between the joints wears away. The body attempts to repair this damage by producing bony outgrowths at the margins of affected joints, but these, in fact, cause pain and stiffness.

It is usually age-related and affects the hips, knees, spine and shoulders in particular. Obesity is an aggravating factor and excess weight can make it much worse.

Rheumatoid arthritis treatment

Rheumatoid* arthritis is a chronic, progressive disorder. The synovial* membrane lining the joint becomes inflamed, spreading over and eroding the cartilage, causing the characteristic pain and stiffness. Anaemia*, joint infections and pericarditis* are all complications of rheumatoid arthritis.

Definitions:

*rheumatoid: from latin rheumatisums catarrh, from Greek rheumatismos, from rheum : a watery discharge from the eyes or nose.

*synovial: a transparent lubrication fluid, secreted by the membranes lining the joints and tendon sheaths, etc

*anaemia: a deficiency in the number of red blood cells in the blood or in their reduced haemoglobin content.

*pericarditis: inflammation of the membranous sac enclosing the heart.

What can be done about arthritis?

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Ginger

Ginger is a fantastic herb. It has been used for the treatment of many aliments. Studies show it is very beneficial in relieving arthritis. Its anti-inflammatory properties make it a well know arthritis treatment.

Ginger contains zingibain, a special proteolytic* enzyme. Research shows that proteolytic enzymes have anti-inflammatory properties. Taken as a tincture, capsule, as a tea or fresh, it does not have any reported side effects to high dosages. A dish prepared with ginger will actually give you a medicinal dose of the herb.

*proteolytic: the hydrolysis of proteins into simpler compounds by the action of enzymes.

Cayenne

Cayenne Pepper or Red Pepper ( Capsicum frutescens ) is another wonderful herb, with a wide range of medical properties to heal the body. Considered one of the best local and circulatory stimulants, cayenne may be used externally for poor circulation, unbroken chilblains and pains associated with arthritis and lumbago Capsicum creams are readily available or you can add a few drops of cayenne tincture to an ointment. If you do add to a cream, use sparingly at first gradually increasing the dosage.

Cayenne can be very hot and some people are sensitive. So test it first. Taken internally cayenne stimulates the heart, regulating the blood flow and strengthening the arteries and capillaries. Cayenne also contains capsaicin, a pain-relieving chemical. This also triggers the body to release endorphins, natures own opiates. Take cayenne as a tincture for fast acting absorption, and include the spice in your food.

Garlic and Ginkgo Biloba

Both garlic and ginkgo biloba have been shown to help with circulation and improve blood flow. This is important where arthritis is concerned. You have to try to improve your circulation. This will help bring oxygen to the affected area and take away harmful deposits which have built up.

All of these herbs may help. We have produced a special formula which includes all four of these herbs: ginger, cayenne, garlic and ginkgo biloba. You can see more information about the circulation formula here (click).

Other things which may help:

Bromelain a proteclytic enzyme present in pineapples helps prevent inflammation. Bromelain helps the body get rid if immune antigen complex compounds that are inflicted in some arthritic conditions In addition to zingibain and bromelain there are other proteclytic enzymes that have similar effects. Kiwifruit, paw paw and figs are excellent sources. Calcium is always needed by the body and especially to aid in the prevention of osteoporosis.

Food and herbs high in calcium are : Alfalfa, Liquorice, Red clover shoots, Camomile, Chives, Coltsfoot, Dandelion, Horsetail, Meadowsweet, Nettle, Plantain, Watercress, Cabbage, Thyme and basil.

Devils Claw a tuber found in South Africa contains a glycoside called harpagoside that helps to reduce inflammation in joints. Best taken in the tincture form especially for inflamed joints. Also good for itchy skin with no obvious cause. One caution, this herb should be avoided during pregnancy.

Additional herbs that will assist in treating arthritis are: Turmeric, Willow a natural pain killer, Liquorice which has anti-inflammatory qualities, rosemary, oregano, basil, camphor, celery seed, meadowsweet.

Stinging Nettles have been used for thousands of years!

Nature provides us with many plants that will aid in the relieving of joint pain. The most radical and perhaps the most daunting is Stinging Nettles. It is called urtication – from nettles botanical name, Utrica dioica- and dates back to the biblical times. Quiet simply the plant is grasped in a gloved hand and the stiff, swollen joint is swatted, thrashed with the sting. Urtication often provides considerable relief. The tiny stingers of the nettle plant actually provide microinjections of several chemicals, one of which is histamine.

The theory is, these chemicals, as well as causing the sting, trigger anti-inflammatory action by the body and so relieve arthritis. This is an ancient folklore, that seems to work for many people all over the world. Nettles grow in may countries and in each stinging nettles has developed a reputation as a treatment for arthritis. For the less adventurous of us, a fresh nettle tea or eating nettles will offer the same long term benefits. Gently steam the young tender leaves, and enjoy as a vegetable. They do lose the stinging effect when cooked!

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Arthritis is a disorder in the joint characterized by inflammations. When the meeting point of two bones is affected by inflammation then it the condition is referred to as Arthritis. It can happen in more than one joint in the body. It is chiefly characterized by joint pain. These joint pains being symptoms of Arthritis is known as Arthalqia. With increasing age arthritis attacks and can cripple you literally if not cured on time. It affects mostly the elbows and the knees. Arthritis can be over 100 identified types. It is a very common disease in United States though equally commonly found in aged men and women throughout the world.

Classified under Rheumatic diseases, Arthritis can be caused owing to several factors. Metabolic disorder, misdirected system of immunity with autoimmunity, hereditary causes or indirect or direct attack of infections are the various known causes of Arthritis. It is not a life threatening disease, but definitely needs attention. The joint pain that happen Arthritis grow exponentially with time and at some point of time becomes unbearable. Since it affects mostly old people the pain makes them even weaker and immovable.

Alternatives to prescriptive drugs for the treatment of Arthritis are available in the market. They are large in number and vary from type to type of Arthritis one is affected by. Also unlike anti-inflammatory available at the chemist, these means are by far safe and effective and are devoid of any adverse side effects. Chondroitin and Glucosamine are two very popular components known to help improve the health of joints and repair them.

Antioxidant nutrient like manganese slows down aging and is a very useful in rheumatoid pain. Nutrient like Vitamin B3 slows the onset of Arthritis in the body. Consuming antioxidants from fresh source like fruits and vegetables is a part of treating Arthritis. Sugar and carbohydrates under this condition is a strict no. Foods those are rich in fiber and flavor and low in fat like cherries aid in reducing chance of destruction of joints.

Mixed vegetable juices, cooked pumpkin, lime juice with green salads should be taken in liberal amount. Also spices like asafetida, ginger, turmeric, coriander etc are very helpful in rheumatic conditions. Vitamin E food like orange, papaya, grapes should be taken regularly. Vitamin c fruits should be taken o help collagen, a component in the cartilages that needs Vitamin C to keep it intact. Ultra sound heat therapy and yoga help a lot in curing and relieving from Arthritis. Also keep a check on the diet part as it plays a vital role in treating Arthritis.

Read useful Home Remedies for Arthritis.

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If you’re like a lot of people who have been posting lately, arthritis pain is really bugging you. It’s the worst, isn’t it? Arthritis is a disease that keeps you from doing most of the things you want to do and pretty much sucks the pleasure out of even the things you can do.

I don’t just think of arthritis as a disease; it’s a thief. Arthritis has robbed the world of some of its greatest geniuses.

The painter Renoir had rheumatoid arthritis! As the disease progressed, however, he was unable to hold the brush without tying it to his wrist. And Dr. Christian Barnard, the world’s first successful heart transplant surgeon, was forced to retire in 1983 because of the arthritis pain in his hands.

Imagine how many masterpieces or how many lives could have been saved if these geniuses hadn’t been crippled by pain.

And I wonder what YOU could would be doing to make our world better (and your life better) if you didn’t have to spend your days in pain, wishing there was something you could do to make it stop.

Sadly, traditional arthritis treatments have focused on ‘curing’ arthritis. And as you probably already know, this is a disease that can’t be cured. But you may not realize that even if you have arthritis, the pain of arthritis CAN be stopped.

How do I know this? Because of Chris Callahan. He’s an anti-arthritis crusader and a new ‘friend’ of this blog. I’ll tell you more about him in a minute.

They say that misery loves company, and if you suffer from arthritis, you’re in very good company. Actresses Kathleen Turner and Aida Tuturro (from the Sopranos) and basketball great Shaquille O’Neal and Olympic skating princess Dorothy Hamill all suffer from arthritis pain.

I guess when Hollywood and sports superstars start complaining; the news media sits up and take notice. And perhaps that’s why I’ve been seeing a lot more about arthritis pain in the news, lately.

What I find strange is this: the one thing I haven’t seen in the media is any ‘good news’ about arthritis pain. And that’s a pity, because there are dozens of things you can do to fight back against the ouches, twinges, and discomfort of arthritis. These are safe, natural treatments being used worldwide, but (in my opinion) the profit motive of the big pharmaceutical industries has made it difficult for this information to be shared.

That’s where Chris comes in. Chris started out in the field of medical sales, but his real passion is good health through lifestyle management. When a friend was diagnosed with arthritis, Chris went on a ‘mission question’ to find whether better, safer options for pain management existed.

What he found was something better. After extensive research into worldwide clinical trials and research studies, Chris found more than two dozen ways to address arthritis pain…and banish it.

These alternative cures may not get a lot of media coverage, but they’re helping people all over the globe stop their arthritis suffering.

One of the things I like best about having a blog is that it lets ME let YOU know about important advancements in health and wellness that can improve your life. So here’s the ‘good news’ I want to share with you today on this blog:

No matter what type of arthritis you have, you CAN find lasting relief from your pain.

Click the link below to share Chris’ discoveries and find out how you can conquer your arthritis now:

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Arthritis Indicators

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It isn’t just the elderly who are affected by arthritis. While it is true that a lot of people will acquire arthritis as they get older, it is also true that plenty of younger people are afflicted with it as well. Many men and women acquire arthritis after splitting a bone. Early arthritis is sometimes genetic. I

f you discover ways to recognize the early indicators of the disease it’ll make you better able to treat it. This can help you maintain full range of movements for longer in life. The earlier you permit arthritis take hold, the more difficult it is going to be for you to exercise and stay in shape. Keep an eye out for these things.

Joint pain is one of the biggest signs of arthritis. While joint pain is an indicator of any number of things, it is one of the most obvious indicators of arthritis. When the soreness in your joints gets worse when there are weather changes or if you are sick or have a fever, this could be an indicator of early onset arthritis. Ask a family doctor to perform some X-Rays to figure out if there are some other causes for your joint pain. Do not just take a few painkillers and hope that it ends without attention.

A specifically distressful sign of arthritis is the reduced ability to move your joints normally. Some stiffness is common. If our muscular tissues are tight or, if we catch the flu or maybe a virus, our joints will get stiff. If the stiffness sticks around even after the other stuff has got much better, you should get a doctor to check it out. You cannot simply “exercise it away” and hope for the best. This might result in you tearing your muscles and making the condition a lot worse. A doctor is capable of doing some muscle exams and make it easier to figure out if arthritis is the culprit behind your inability to move properly.

Are the joints warm? Talk to a medical doctor. Warm joints means that the body is sending additional blood to those places in an attempt to fix a problem that you probably cannot see. If your joints are hotter than alternative areas in your body you’ll want to call your doctor immediately. It’s true that this may be a hint of arthritis but it can also be a symptom for something worse. The only way to learn for sure is if you talk with your doctor and run some tests.

An arthritis diagnosis does not ought to be the end of the world. More and more advancements are made in this area every day. In fact, when you catch it in the early stages, there are medicines and therapies that you can use to help greatly slow down the advancement of the disease. You are certainly not tied to suffering and copper bracelets anymore. There happen to be a lot of new developments that allow people to maintain their range of motion for a long time. Try to maintain an optimistic mind-set. Lots of people lead perfectly normal lives despite having severe arthritis!

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