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posted 11/30/2008, comments (16)

recovery from RA

Hi my name is sara,Iam from Sudan,I diagnosed my self with Rheumatoid arthiritis 4 years ago when I just graduated from medical school back home,Iam now 26 years old and gess what I am feeling much better now ,I would like to share with you my personal experience with RA because I know how much frusterated patient may feel espesially if he or she... Read more Chevron

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Christine Miller

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posted 11/24/2008, comment (1)

Whole Grains Part 2: Jazz Up Your Holiday Cooking

Read Part 1: Eating Whole Grains to Reduce Inflammation and Manage Weight Whole grains like brown rice or wheat berries are great replacements for breads and white rice in salads, stuffing and casseroles. For example, a festive holiday salad might be brown rice... Read more Chevron

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Christine Miller

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posted 11/24/2008, comments (0)

Whole Grains Part 1: Reduce Inflammation and Manage Weight

Read Part 2: Jazz Up Holiday Cooking with Whole Grains Looking for something new and interesting to liven up holiday meals or take to a holiday party? Want to hold off those holiday pounds? Worried about holiday stress and activity causing a flare of RA? Try adding whole grains to your daily and special menus this holiday... Read more Chevron

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posted 10/19/2008, comments (0)

Ra & lupus

I had quadruple bypass surgery 6 years ago and now I am showing positive labs for RA & Lupus, I have tried Plaquinil but can not take it because I develop a hugh rash after being on it for about 2 weeks (generic & brand name) this also happens with almost every medicine that I am prescribed, even antibotics. My Ra specialist wants to start... Read more Chevron

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posted 09/22/2008, comment (1)

Rheumatoid Arthritis and Body Composition: The Skinny On Being Not So Skinny

Too little muscle and too much fat is a dangerous combination when it comes to functionality in the general population. This can lead to disability, because too little muscle makes it difficult to get around, lift things, and just take care of the activities of daily living. Then, when a person gains weight due to the lack of exercise, daily... Read more Chevron

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