Spondyloarthritis Linked to Bad Intestinal Bacteria
Research now confirms that spondyloarthritis is linked to pathogenic gut bacteria. This makes two out of the three major forms of arthritis now linked to intestinal bacteria.
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ARTHRITIS – THE BOTANICAL SOLUTION: Nature’s Answer to Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, Gout and Other Forms of Arthritis
DO YOU OR A LOVED ONE HAVE ARTHRITIS? KNOW WHY? MOST PEOPLE DON’T. AND MOST DOCTORS DON’T EITHER. YET KNOWING WHAT CAUSES ARTHRITIS IS CRITICAL TO BEING ABLE TO REVERSE IT. DID YOU KNOW...
Cupping Treats 33 Medical Conditions
Recently Olympians and other athletes have been seen with Cupping marks, including Michael Phelps. Is Cupping useful for treating serious medical conditions? Clinical evidence shows at least 33 medical conditions can be treated with Cupping.
Knee Pain Increases Risk of Dying in Women
Oddly enough, having knee pain – regardless of arthritis – increases the risk of dying, at least for women. Not osteoarthritis, but knee pain. Learn the difference between the two and why knee pain is particularly risky.
NSAIDs Deplete Body’s Vitamin B-6 Levels
New research has determined that COX-inhibitors, which include numerous NSAIDs – Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs – reduce Vitamin B-6 levels within the body.
One of Five U.S. Adults over 18 Has Arthritis – and Half of those over 65
The U.S. Centers of Disease Control have released a new report finding that more than one adults in five over the age of 18 has arthritis and half of those over the age of 65 have the disease…
Acupuncture is Effective for Knee Osteoarthritis
In multiple independent studies, Chinese medical researchers have determined that acupuncture has “remarkably” high effective rates for treating osteoarthritis of the knee.
Arthritis Accompanies Other Inflammatory Conditions
Researchers from the Netherlands have confirmed that the inflammatory condition of arthritis is related to other chronic diseases typically involving inflammation.
Arthritis Proves to be Linked to Gingivitis Bacteria
A growing body of research is confirming that the bacteria that infect our gums may well be the cause of many cases of arthritis. Could your gingivitis be swelling up your joints?
Tuberculosis Infections Prominent in Septic Arthritis
A new diagnostic test has enabled medical doctors to confirm that arthritis can readily be the result of the tuberculosis bacteria infecting the joints.
