I also would like to hear from people who have had relief from R/A by using
herbal and homeophathic remedies as well??
NO SPAM PLEASE
us...@buzter.softnet.co.uk
Gary
a j read <us...@buzter.softnet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:85ih7h$foc$1...@newsreaderg2.core.theplanet.net...
It may not be the bread so much as the soy.
Lyn
>I have had R/A from 1980. and for the past 6 yrs chronic.
>affecting all major joints + some smaller ones ,I am interested in hearing
>from people who have had relief from flare-ups by adjusting their diet
>i ask this because 9mnths ago i stopped eating bread of any kind and
>now i only get minor flare-ups.So there must be a connection .
See articles listed on this page:
http://www.PaleoDiet.com/radiet.shtml
Don (donwiss at panix com).
Jeannette Olson
Gary wrote:
> Wheat gives me a severe flare up. Like a clock i wake at 5 am hurting all
> over after eating pizza or pasta the evening before. I switched to sprouted
> grain breads and gave up my loves......pizza and pasta.
>
> Gary
> a j read <us...@buzter.softnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:85ih7h$foc$1...@newsreaderg2.core.theplanet.net...
> >
> > I am a newby on this newsgroup so please bear with me .
> > I have had R/A from 1980. and for the past 6 yrs chronic.
> > affecting all major joints + some smaller ones ,I am interested in hearing
> > from people who have had relief from flare-ups by adjusting their diet
> > i ask this because 9mnths ago i stopped eating bread of any kind and
> > now i only get minor flare-ups.So there must be a connection .
> >
I have had quite a bit of success in eliminating/controlling my RA with
diet. In the past 2 years (diagnosed with severe RA in 10/97), my sed
rate has gone from 88 to 11 and my rheumatoid factor from 676 to 168. I
have gotten off disability and am again able to do normal activities.
I'd be happy to send you some more information, book titles, websites,
etc., to refer to that discuss this in more detail. Your experience is
shared by many with arthritis, but few follow up (or know how to follow
up) on it...Joseph
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Before you buy.
Don Wiss wrote:
>
> On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, "a j read" <us...@buzter.softnet.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >I have had R/A from 1980. and for the past 6 yrs chronic.
> >affecting all major joints + some smaller ones ,I am interested in hearing
> >from people who have had relief from flare-ups by adjusting their diet
> >i ask this because 9mnths ago i stopped eating bread of any kind and
> >now i only get minor flare-ups.So there must be a connection .
>
"JBLV999" <wrote
> I lost some of your sites in a saved posts house cleaning. I
>wonder if you would mind posting other sites that you have about diet.
Hi Harv,
I now have a page that lists all my other pages, though as I write this I
realize that it does not list the page of links to RA and diet. See:
Don (who's off to add it now...)
>I am a newby on this newsgroup so please bear with me .
>I have had R/A from 1980. and for the past 6 yrs chronic.
>affecting all major joints + some smaller ones ,I am interested in hearing
>from people who have had relief from flare-ups by adjusting their diet
>i ask this because 9mnths ago i stopped eating bread of any kind and
>now i only get minor flare-ups.So there must be a connection .
While trying to fix a broken link on my RA and diet page I found the below
article. Unfortunately one can not easily deep link to it. The URL was (and
it may or may not work):
And the article was in the middle of a page of many articles. So here it
is:
December 17, 1999
Veggies and Olive Oil May Protect Against Rheumatoid Arthritis
Chalk up more benefits for eating a Mediterranean diet—no, not a new fad,
but the typical diet of people who live in places like southern Italy and
Greece. These folks tend to eat more fish and vegetables and less meat than
other nationalities and lots of olive oil. Previous studies have suggested
this type of diet protects against cancer and heart disease. Now
researchers believe it also protects against rheumatoid arthritis.
Researchers from Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts, and the
University of Athens in Greece studied the lifetime diets of 145 Greek men
and women with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and 188 control subjects without
it. Participants were asked to recall how often they ate a variety of foods
(more than 100 kinds) from childhood up to when their RA was diagnosed, or
up to the present for controls.
Participants were also asked to what extent they followed the Greek
Orthodox Lent, which requires abstinence from meat and animal products
twice a week and during four longer periods each year, for a total of 180
days. During these periods, people eat mostly fruit, cereals, and
vegetables, and strict adherents refrain from all fats, including olive
oil.
The researchers compared the group that consumed the most olive oil to the
group that consumed the least. Those in the group who consumed the least
olive oil were two and one-half times more likely to get RA than those in
the group that consumed the most olive oil. Similar results emerged for
vegetable consumption: Those who ate the most veggies were significantly
less likely to develop RA. No other food items had any significant
relationship to RA.
Writing in the "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition," the researchers
point out that no one knows exactly what causes RA, nor why eating certain
foods would affect it. Many researchers think that protective fatty acids
found in deep-water fish like tuna, herring, salmon, and cod help inhibit
the inflammation characteristic of RA. Similar substances are found in
olive oil, so that's one reason it might help prevent the disease. Another
is that olive oil is rich in antioxidants, which protect the body against
cellular damage that can cause chronic illness.
The researchers noted that fish from the relatively shallow Mediterranean
don't have as much protective fatty acid as deep-water fish, and that's
probably why fish consumption wasn't related to RA in this study.
According to the authors, the next step is to figure out how these foods,
especially the olive oil, work to protect the body against disease. They
suggest that somehow the process of metabolizing the oil suppresses
inflammation, but a lot more research is needed to understand why.
© 1999 Mediconsult.com. All rights reserved.
Search the web for natural alternatives and arthritis and you will be astounded
at what you find.
Please be aware that these is a contingent of nasty people in this group who
are totally closed minded and resort to verbal violence and warfare tactics to
keep these kind of posts out. I on the other hand welcome you in. please ask
questions, and share. If the locusts come around, just ignore them.
Keep your eyes out for my posts this week as I intend to start discussing
natural treatments for this condition, and for healing disease generally.
Feel free to email me as well.
a j read wrote:
> I am a newby on this newsgroup so please bear with me .
> I have had R/A from 1980. and for the past 6 yrs chronic.
> affecting all major joints + some smaller ones ,I am interested in hearing
> from people who have had relief from flare-ups by adjusting their diet
> i ask this because 9mnths ago i stopped eating bread of any kind and
> now i only get minor flare-ups.So there must be a connection .
>
Not a bad idea to keep a food journal and start noticing the what foods make you
feel. You may have food sensitivities (which are different t from food allergies
and do NOT get picked up in blood tests. When offending foods are removed from
the diet, usually one feels much better.
A good kinesiologist can usually help determine offending foods very well. And
they can help diagnose what is causing the body to be sick in the first place as
well.
Gary wrote:
> Wheat gives me a severe flare up. Like a clock i wake at 5 am hurting all
> over after eating pizza or pasta the evening before. I switched to sprouted
> grain breads and gave up my loves......pizza and pasta.
>
> Gary
> a j read <us...@buzter.softnet.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:85ih7h$foc$1...@newsreaderg2.core.theplanet.net...
Lynette Brown wrote:
> a j read wrote:
> >
> > I am a newby on this newsgroup so please bear with me .
> > I have had R/A from 1980. and for the past 6 yrs chronic.
> > affecting all major joints + some smaller ones ,I am interested in hearing
> > from people who have had relief from flare-ups by adjusting their diet
> > i ask this because 9mnths ago i stopped eating bread of any kind and
> > now i only get minor flare-ups.So there must be a connection .
> >
> > I also would like to hear from people who have had relief from R/A by using
> > herbal and homeophathic remedies as well??
> > NO SPAM PLEASE
> > us...@buzter.softnet.co.uk
>
"K.C." wrote:
> For what it is worth, I eliminated nutrasweet and caffeine from my diet. It
> didn't help my pain a bit, but I'm going to keep them out of my diet
> anyway - just because. lol
> K.C.
> Washington State
> in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge
>
instead of adding that last part, you could have just said "be well" or
something..
before you post, ask yourself WWJS
(what would Jesus say)
would he say something like this?
Will this statement help your reputation as a giver and a helper?
nwar...@optonline.net wrote in message <388C0BCD...@optonline.net>...
For 10 years, I've been hypothyroid, chronic fatigue and chronic pain.
I'm married with 2 kids during this time and it was pure hell just
getting through the days! I was sleeping 16 hours a day, in pain all
the time especially the hips! Rheumatoid arthritis runs in the family
and so does hypothroid and the two have been linked by studies - go
figure!! I've been to Dr's, gone on DR strike and went back again
-it's always a battle. "There's nothing wrong, my TSH is normal" The
implication is that "it's all in your head"! No, I want to scream,
it's all over my body!!!
What's changed?? I feel better, I sleep 9-11 hours a day, I have
energy and stamina; I feel like I have a life again. Why?? I've been
taking glyconutrients for 6 months. Did they work right away?? No I
was told it could take up to 12 months to see real results. I've seen
enought in 6 months to start telling everyone I know. I want everyone
who has ever suffered to see if this stuff will work for them. Can I
promise it will?? No way! Will it work for everyone?? No Has it
worked for many?? Yes It's a new science of working within the body to
boost the immune system so we can effectively fight off disease. I
could go on, but I won't because I'm sure you get what I'm saying. If
you want to talk some more, email me at zi...@execpc.com.
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Now Kenny, Be Nice! : ) I totally agree that if this person is selling
something they shouldn't talk about it here, but a lot of us have been told
it's all in our heads, only to end up with a diagnosis of RA or thyroid
problems. Chronic fatigue, family history of RA, and thyroid symptoms are
not all in the head. Been there, done that and with little kids to raise
too. Liz G
so, this makes it what, spam-light?
Sarah L
"Friends are those people who know the words to the song in your heart and sing
them back to you when you have forgotten the words." (unattributed)
Fat free spam!!!! ;)
--
"There are some people that if they
don't know, you can't tell 'em."
-- Louis Armstrong
Rox______________________________
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ROFLMAO! Liz G
Roxanne Hancock wrote:
>
> Ifish2b wrote:
>
> > >No spam - I understand so I won't mention any names unless you mail me
> > >privately for information. Let me tell you my story.
> >
> > so, this makes it what, spam-light?
> >
Remove lluvmyRott to send mail
Ifish2b <ifi...@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
Gee, in the sci.med.diseases.lyme, you said you'd been hypothyroid for 7
years. Which is it?
She's selling Mannatech folks.
There. *I've* said it.
And she's spamming other groups - alt.support.mult-sclerosis,
alt.support.thyroid, and sci.med.diseases.lyme to name a few.
*Please* don't be taken in.
Sorry about intruding on your group, but I'm determined to stop
Mannadrekkers whenever I can. Can't stand folks who prey on the
frailties of others.
Take care.
P.
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PamY - Spokesmom for Jennie who has MS
> I was sleeping 16 hours a day, in pain all
> the time especially the hips! Rheumatoid arthritis runs in the family
> and so does hypothroid and the two have been linked by studies - go
> figure!! I've been to Dr's, gone on DR strike and went back again
> -it's always a battle. "There's nothing wrong, my TSH is normal" The
> implication is that "it's all in your head"! No, I want to scream,
> it's all over my body!!!
>
> What's changed?? I feel better, I sleep 9-11 hours a day, I have
> energy and stamina; I feel like I have a life again. Why?? I've
been
> taking glyconutrients for 6 months. Did they work right away?? No I
> was told it could take up to 12 months to see real results. I've seen
> enought in 6 months to start telling everyone I know. I want everyone
> who has ever suffered to see if this stuff will work for them. Can I
> promise it will?? No way! Will it work for everyone?? No Has it
> worked for many?? Yes It's a new science of working within the body
to
> boost the immune system so we can effectively fight off disease. I
> could go on, but I won't because I'm sure you get what I'm saying. If
> you want to talk some more, email me at zi...@execpc.com.
>
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