About arthritis

For Arthritis Sufferers, Life Is a Bowl of Cherries

January 10, 2010

Cherries have been receiving a lot of attention of late due to their beneficial effects on something that affects millions of people: arthritis. According to researchers, cherries contain anti-inflammatory properties that may work even better than over-the-counter drugs. The Arthritis Foundation says that “drinking tart cherry juice mixed with water three times a day may [...]

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The Arthritis-Hypnosis Connection

January 10, 2010

Did you know that we all have the ability to enhance self-healing, increase comfort and improve nutrition, exercise, communication and flexibility? This article explains clinical hypnosis and how it can bring relief to clients suffering from arthritis. Hypnosis is easy to learn, you can do it on your own and it empowers you to take [...]

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Arthritis-Fighting Drugs The Ulcer Connection

January 10, 2010

If you read these chronicles, you know that I have constantly warned about the dangers of using NSAID’s to tackle arthritis pain. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can cause serious problems and ulcers are one of them. When we talk about NSAID’s, we can include products like aspirin, Advil, Aleve, Motrin and many more. The newer group [...]

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Arthritis Treatment – The Good And The Bad

January 10, 2010

We use this title because not all arthritis treatments are, shall we say, enjoyable. If you suffer from the painful effects of this debilitating condition though, very little can seem worse. The pain is often so severe that the simplest movements can cause anguish and even tears. But, there are treatments to help arthritis. Can [...]

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Arthritis Symptoms You Should Know About

January 10, 2010

Many people have arthritis symptoms and don’t realize it. It takes a while to get full blown arthritis. It’s something that gradually builds up and before you know it, you have arthritis and are seeing your doctor for medication. Any medication you take does not address the cause of arthritis and will not improve your [...]

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