boogeyman
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My grandmother had real bad rhumatoid arthritus for years. The doc kept giving her different meds, nothing worked. The doc passed away, and she started going to a different doc. The new doc first thing gave her a couple batteries of allergy tests. At this point I'm thinking quack. Anyhow found out she was alergic to beets and a couple other things. She used to eat beets at least three nights a week. To make a long story short after she quit eating everything she was alergic to she started recovering. Joints started recovering lots less pain. Might be something to see if your doc can check for you!TreasureTales said:I have a fairly aggressive rheumatoid arthritis with rheumatoid nodules, contracted elbows, and always pain and stiffness despite taking 3 types of prescription medication. The meds are taking a toll on my liver and I know the anti-inflammatories will eventually ruin my eyesight and my stomach. I would love to get off the prescription meds, but I've tried home remedies before and they did nothing for me - my arthritis got to the point where I could barely move without great pain and my strength was nonexistant. Although I'd like to try this, I'm afraid my condition will worsen (the joint damage is permanent) and that this won't work for rheumatoid arthritis. Anybody know if this only works on osteoarthritis or if it works for other forms too?