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Posts: 5428 | Location: Pottstown, PA | Registered: April 26, 2002
Originally posted by Biker_dude: It seems to be working out that way for me. Highly sugary foods like, halloween candy, maybe. Or soft drinks.
Maybe not but maybe so.
You?
100% for me. The inflammatory effects of sugar/carbs. Makes me hurt all over, sometimes worse than others, the when and why of which I haven't quite pinned down. But for sure, I get up in the morning and think "what's this about?" and I realize "yeah, you had ice cream yesterday".
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Posts: 22711 | Location: Montana | Registered: November 01, 2010
RA and similar arthritis presentations are cause by a cross reaction to a low grade bacterial infection. The infections starts in the gut, but the organisms release a protein that loosen the tight cell junctions, and the bacteria work their way into the body tissues.
When the individual eats carbs and sugar, they are feeding the bacterial infection. Typically the organism in a streptococcus bacteria, but not always. Change your diet. Clean out the gut using supplements. Help the body rid itself of the internal invaders with additional supplements.This message has been edited. Last edited by: c1steve,
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Posts: 4347 | Location: West coast | Registered: March 31, 2012
I’m a solid member of the senior citizen class, but have no arthritis, rheumatism, or sore joints.
I consider sugar to be poisonous, but eat most other common foods. Including “highly processed” foods, such as Spam. I am careful to have plenty of fiber in my diet.
Serious about crackers.
Posts: 11302 | Location: San Diego | Registered: July 26, 2014
Yeah, but you just have to grow a pair, ingest those foods anyway, and man up.
Just kidding.
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Posts: 21704 | Location: The Free State of Arizona - Ditat Deus | Registered: March 24, 2011
More and more, for a lot of autoimmune conditions that are inflammatory in nature, there seems to be a strong correlation with certain foods ( sugars are definitely a major culprit ) making things worse.
My dear wife who looks terrific on the surface, has suffered with a bunch of poorly defined or categorized inflammatory conditions, and has found a very disciplined diet has made a significant impact. She is the type that can stick to a plan like glue, and be highly disciplined. I could not do it I think. She eats lots of green ( spinach broccoli green beans) salmon or tuna with a little beef or chicken now and again, and brown rice. Her evening snack is cottage cheese and berries. Eats the same thing every day. It has made a distinct impact on her symptoms, and when she does on the rare occasions ( holidays, vacations etc) she goes off her diet, she can immediately tell and feels horrible
Posts: 3795 | Location: Finally free in AZ! | Registered: February 14, 2003
Much as I like them, CA red wines have something in them that aggravate my knees. Sulfites maybe? I have done my own unscientific trials and yes, have a glass two or three days in a row and I'm hurting.
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Posts: 2273 | Location: Berks Co PA | Registered: December 20, 2006
I broke my neck a few years back and still have screws in it. I've been getting neck pain lately so I went to my Dr and he said I'm getting arthritis in the C1 and C2. The same as were crushed and broken. I am paying close attention to this thread for sure.
Originally posted by Bytes: I broke my neck a few years back and still have screws in it. I've been getting neck pain lately so I went to my Dr and he said I'm getting arthritis in the C1 and C2. The same as were crushed and broken. I am paying close attention to this thread for sure.
That is most likely a wear and tear arthritis. If C1 is not fixed to the skull you would most likely obtain relief from a NUCCA chiropractic adjustment. There is no pressure on the neck at all. Some people think that because it is so light, it cannot work.
I broke L1 into 53 pieces in a Mtn. bike accident, and also used to have severe sciatica. The NUCCA system saved me, and thousands of others. I also have hardware implanted into my spine, but was able to trail run 30-35 miles a week with no problem.
-c1steve
Posts: 4347 | Location: West coast | Registered: March 31, 2012
Originally posted by hudr: yes. the closer I stay to a carnivore diet, the better I feel. One good sugar/carb binge and stuff starts to ache.
Some supplements that help clean out internal low grade infections are Para1, para 2, and para 3 from Cellcore Biosciences. Para 1 is a high quality mimosa pudica, which removes organisms clinging to the inside of the gut. Para 2 and Para 3 are used when the organism have made it into the body tissues. Para 3 is stronger and faster than Para 1.
-c1steve
Posts: 4347 | Location: West coast | Registered: March 31, 2012
