Wednesday, May 30, 2012

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Pattye Snyder

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Natural Remedies to Reduce Inflammation: Bromelain, Black Cherry Concentrate, Diet, Exercise

It seems recently, more than ever, I've been representing the phrase I once heard - "I'm so far behind, I think I'm FIRST!" In trying to figure this out, it's occurred to me that I'm a big part of my own problem. For a great deal of time in the last three years, I've been living and volunteer working in Tanzania, and then trying to return to the... Read moreChevron
Christina Lasich, MD

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Home Remedies for Arthritic Pain

Got a painful joint that has been nagging you, but you do not want to go to the doctor? Maybe you need some helpful home remedies that might ease your pain. Although these solutions probably will not cure your arthritis, these solutions can take the edge off the pain just enough to make life tolerable. And if you can avoid seeing the doctor and... Read moreChevron
Pattye Snyder

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Finding Pleasure in Spite of Osteoarthritis Complications

I was awakened this morning with beautiful, sparkly sunshine hitting me in the face. After seemingly endless rainfall and dreary days, this was a glorious surprise! Manyprayers are still going out to the farmers and other people that are actually suffering financially and otherwise from this destructive season. I found it ironic that I usually... Read moreChevron
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Dr. G

We Had It Wrong! Arthritis Is Not What We Thought It Was!

In medical school, I was taught, as all medical doctors are still taught in class, that osteoarthritis is an old-age disease resulting from wear and tear; joint bones rubbing and wearing out the cartilage between the joints.  But based on research, I have come to a shocking conclusion... Osteoarthritis is NOT a degenerative, wear-and-tear... Read moreChevron
Christina Lasich, MD

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The Point of Joint Injections

What is the point of joint injections? Sticking a needle into a joint is not anyone's idea of a good time; however, at times, an injection might be the best option despite the risks and discomfort. Knowing the risks of bleeding and infection, millions of people put up with the pain of this invasive procedure. Avoiding the needle would be ideal;... Read moreChevron