How to treat Rheumatoid Arthritis Part 1 

You might want to try testing a carnivore diet for, say, two months. You do not eat and vegetable, only meat, saturated fats, butter, eggs. No carbs, no legumes, vegetables, no sugars. Also no milk, probably some fermented diary like yoghurt is okay. Check out Dr Ken Berry on the subject. 💚

@@rredding Hi, did you carry on on carnivore diet? did it work with you RA? Did it help with previous deformities if any?Please just starting here and would greatly appreciate your feedback and return of experience. God bless you

Please I need help

Methotrexate is inyección ? Or different medication, my dr want to prescribe Methotrexate. I am afraid to that medication. Diagnosis MCTD

Diet, everybody talks about diet telling us what you can't eat. Can you please tell us what we CAN eat. Loved your youtorial by the it has given me great insight into my RA and given me some things that I should ask my specialist. Many thanks Derek

@@graceacuna7673 It comes as an injection or a pill. Depends on how your doctor prescribes it.

Very sad, dang

Sometimes menopause also cause much muscle & joint pain due to very low estrogen

Iam suffering from r Ra 9years

Interesting

The doctor talked about disease modifying medications that work to stop disease progressions. They are not painkillers.

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Plants diet only

The best diet for autoimmune diseases is a healthy natural diet low in surgars, salt and unhealthy fats. Fad diets and junk foods are very unhealthy. You don't want to eat lots of pre-prepared foods with preservatives.

No Dairy no sugar

It will never end dear how try to eat healthy and maybe get the pain killers

@@lindalolly6318 what pain killers po.

@@leahzanoria9903 brufen or aspirin. To tell the truth those painkillers doesn't even help. For me am just thinking one day I will be fine.

Aleve (naproxin) works best. Don't take it on an empty stomach.

@@lindalolly6318 🙏🌹❤️

It’s very hard to be able to tell you what the ANA means. The 1:640 level would be considered “moderate” so absolutely deserves to be investigated further. The ENA panel tests more specific antibodies for lupus and sjogren’s and although it’s encouraging that they are all negative, it doesn’t definitively rule out these conditions. At this point, the docs will usually go back to the drawing board and try to check all the other, non-autoimmune, reasons why someone would have a +ANA (infections, thyroid, etc) and likely do a lot more autoantibodies outside of the ENA panel. Aside from the lab testing, deciding what the ANA means depends largely on your symptoms. Hope this helps!

Mam is there any other way to treat romatid arthritis by not using steroids and immunesureseent

@@ConnectedRheumatology much appreciated

@@ConnectedRheumatology dear doctor,what does PCNA positive mean?ana was positive for my relative n they did subprofile of ana in which pcna was +.pls let me know am too a medical student still..not sure

Rheumatologists generally don’t believe in a specific diet to treat inflammation. There are no studies to prove that diet changes have much benefit. We are lucky that there are many medications that are proven to slow disease progression.

@@dawnlovescouture2644 I am living proof that the keto diet works for inflammation, I beg to differ ma'am. I used to be on biologics, high BP meds, allergy meds, and high dose ibuprofen DAILY. Im off all meds for 4.5 years and doing well. I swim, walk, do yoga, and manage my stress and inflammation just fine eating a proper human diet, devoid of sugars, grains, and man made seed oils. I would encourage anyone and everyone to try keto or carnivore that has auto immune issues, type II diabetes, high blood pressure, bipolar depression, anxiety, heart disease and many other ailments. I see people healing their minds and bodies every day in my support groups. I wish you well in your healing journey. ❤

@@wildzen3349 It’s coincidence. You could have gone into spontaneous remission m, which is possible but not likely for most people. I’m glad you are doing well. Trying to find a diet to cure RA, which has been in existence since prehistoric times, will just cause people to lose valuable time finding a medical treatment that works.

@@wildzen3349 Oh boy, so right! Congratulations!

@@dawnlovescouture2644 Uhmm..No. He is right for most of patients. Next to this, I'll describe what I learned under 2). Perhaps it can help you too. I got rid of my pain in wrists and fingers, and I can say that four of my friends repeated it. Two things: 1) These days our packaged food is loaded with sugar, refined carbs, cheap vegetable seed oils that cause insulin resistance and chronic inflammation. Quit using that, return to the food your grand grand parents ate. Too bad that over 90% of the supermarket isles are no go area... All this food promotes inflammation, and yes, arthritis IS inflammation 🔥 Gout: avoid fructose, like in fruit. 2) Almost no doctor knows this, but some pharmacists perhaps know it.. In countries where the soil has no BORON (an element with properties close to Silicon), like Haiti, arthritis is abundant. In areas where Boron is mined, and it is in drinking water and vegetation, almost no arthritis occurs, like in Israel, Turkey and some areas in the USA. I make my own supplement, a low dose of boron in water. After 4-8 weeks I was pain free, and this works for 70-80% of people. Do your own research! Don't believe me on my blue eyes, everybody is responsible for his/her own health! You may search and download pdf's "Nothing boring about Boron" and "The Boron conspiracy". Then there is a Dr. Jorge Flechas with presentations on RU-vid. Very interesting and useful. You have to be persistent, but you'll find him. Again, it worked for me. In more detail: Avoid inflammation and insulin resistance, those are leading causes for inflammation, disease and early death. Having said that: if you smoke, or use alcohol: QUIT doing that.. Not helpful. If you can, quit or minimize pain medication like Tylenol, Ibuprofen. It is a burden for your liver. Also stop using all the bad vegetable oils, only saturated oils are ok, butter ok, avocado, coconut, olive oil ok. Bad are rape seed, canola, cottonseed, soy, sunflower oils, margarine. They are easily oxidized and promote chronic inflammation. I hope your are not a vegan or vegetarian, meat is ok, processed meat only occasional. Forget the junk food, prepare your own stuff with products your great great grandmother would use. Eggs are super, if you can afford organic source. Seeds like pumpkin and sunflower seeds are good, some nuts, if you like it: fatty fish! Caught, not farmed. If you use refined carbs and sugar, quit those as much as possible.. Not easy, I know. Treat yourself as being diabetic, unless you lived a healthy life. I do intermittent fasting, I always skip breakfast. Oh, bread and cereals, cookies, cakes, deserts, sweets, most chocolate, sweet fruit, sodas are refined carbs too ❌ If you use medicines, find out for yourself what undesired effects they may have.. In that case do your own research for better alternatives and discuss this with your doctor. Never make changes without medical advice. As said. I use Boron, that is a great supplement for bones! It regulates calcium, magnesium and phosphor. Also regulates testosterone, estrogen, and helps your brain. It is anti-inflammatory, and anti-molds. May help sleeping better. Very good against osteoporosis, when combined with vit D3, K2(!!), magnesium. I make my own Boron supplement. I purchased borax on the internet. Some $10=€10 per kg, this is good for 27 years of use! Dead cheap!! I dissolve 10 grams borax in 500 ml water. 1 ml solution contains 2 mg of active Boron. I take 5 ml daily, that equals 10 mg elemental Boron. Most important is healthy food and doing your own searches on Google and RU-vid. 🙏🏻💚

It’s an anti malaria drug that also works for autoimmune disorders. It’s considered a DMARD drug: disease modifying anti rheumatic drug.

Plaquenil is an anti viral. I’ve taken it forv23 years for Sjogrens

Wrong. Many plants have lectins. Tear the gut . Allows leaks, causes inflammation.

Hi Kimberly! Can you send me some links or give me any tips to educate myself about this . I appreciate it!

You are on a journey. She is doing several videos and you have to research like a college student or you will get nowhere.