6 Natural Ways to Ease Symptoms of Arthritis
Published March 15, 2012
Medications provide proven arthritis pain relief. But natural
remedies are also as close and convenient as your supermarket. The
newest studies show the keys to beating knee osteoarthritis and other
painful joints may be through your stomach. From fatty fish to tart
cherries, here are the right foods and supplements to ease arthritis
pain...
Good news for those of us who have osteoarthritis and like to eat: The latest osteoarthritis studies suggest certain foods and vitamins, many found in Mediterranean diets, may ease knee osteoarthritis, keep the condition from worsening, or help stop it in the first place.
There’s a huge drive “to find natural approaches to treating medical conditions like osteoarthritis,” says Timothy McAlindon, M.D., chief of rheumatology at Tufts Medical Center in Cambridge, Mass.
In fact, this research is so cutting-edge, experts say, they’re still working on official guidelines.
“The real challenge is to have information that says how much people should take,” says John Hardin, M.D., chief scientific officer for the Arthritis Foundation.
Research is ongoing but here’s the latest on vitamins, like C and K, and super-foods such as fish and cherries that may provide arthritis pain relief: READ MORE
Good news for those of us who have osteoarthritis and like to eat: The latest osteoarthritis studies suggest certain foods and vitamins, many found in Mediterranean diets, may ease knee osteoarthritis, keep the condition from worsening, or help stop it in the first place.
There’s a huge drive “to find natural approaches to treating medical conditions like osteoarthritis,” says Timothy McAlindon, M.D., chief of rheumatology at Tufts Medical Center in Cambridge, Mass.
In fact, this research is so cutting-edge, experts say, they’re still working on official guidelines.
“The real challenge is to have information that says how much people should take,” says John Hardin, M.D., chief scientific officer for the Arthritis Foundation.
Research is ongoing but here’s the latest on vitamins, like C and K, and super-foods such as fish and cherries that may provide arthritis pain relief: READ MORE
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