Arthritis Treatments

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• Western medical treatment of arthritis primarily
  includes use of steroids, pain relief medication
  and surgical intervention. Prior to the research
  of these alternative methods of treatment,
  medical doctors took a watchful wait and see
  attitude towards arthritis until such time
  surgical intervention would be called for (knee
  or hip replacement). There are other effective
  methods of treating arthritis other than surgery
  or long-term use of drugs that have very
  dangerous side-effects and indeed often increase
  the symptoms of arthritis. Fortunately, new
  research has shown other extremely effective
  methods of not only relieving the pain of
  arthritis but also actually rebuilding the
  affected joints. Even the American Medical
  Association has advocated the use of many of
  these approaches which include glucosamine,
  chondroitin, devils claw and numerous other
  easily available, effective and safe natural
  treatments for arthritis and the symptoms of
  arthritis.

2

• Western medical treatment of arthritis primarily
  includes use of steroids, pain relief medication
  and surgical intervention. Prior to the research
  of these alternative methods of treatment,
  medical doctors took a watchful wait and see
  attitude towards arthritis until such time
  surgical intervention would be called for (knee
  or hip replacement). There are other effective
  methods of treating arthritis other than surgery
  or long-term use of drugs that have very
  dangerous side-effects and indeed often increase
  the symptoms of arthritis. Fortunately, new
  research has shown other extremely effective
  methods of not only relieving the pain of
  arthritis but also actually rebuilding the
  affected joints. Even the American Medical
  Association has advocated the use of many of
  these approaches which include glucosamine,
  chondroitin, devils claw and numerous other
  easily available, effective and safe natural
  treatments for arthritis and the symptoms of
  arthritis.

3

• Western medical treatment of arthritis primarily
  includes use of steroids, pain relief medication
  and surgical intervention. Prior to the research
  of these alternative methods of treatment,
  medical doctors took a watchful wait and see
  attitude towards arthritis until such time
  surgical intervention would be called for (knee
  or hip replacement). There are other effective
  methods of treating arthritis other than surgery
  or long-term use of drugs that have very
  dangerous side-effects and indeed often increase
  the symptoms of arthritis. Fortunately, new
  research has shown other extremely effective
  methods of not only relieving the pain of
  arthritis but also actually rebuilding the
  affected joints. Even the American Medical
  Association has advocated the use of many of
  these approaches which include glucosamine,
  chondroitin, devils claw and numerous other
  easily available, effective and safe natural
  treatments for arthritis and the symptoms of
  arthritis.

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Arthritis Treatments

• Arthritis is usually not a contracted disease
  like a cold or the flu. It is most often a
  condition of self neglect, caused by
  malnutrition, dehydration and an overly acidic
  body. Yes, certain types of arthritis sometime
  run in families, such as rheumatoid arthritis
  however just because you have a genetic weakness
  does not make arthritis inevitable.
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• Independent modern research has shown that there
  are many different ways of treatment and
  prevention of arthritis. It couldn't come at a
  better time as arthritis symptoms, particularly
  osteoarthritis incidence has risen dramatically
  in the last 10 to 20 years.
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• The search for arthritis pain relief has been the
  prime thrust of much pharmaceutical drug
  research. Unfortunately, the public can no longer
  depend on the effects of many of these drugs as
  they been proven to be more dangerous than the
  condition they were developed for as proven by
  the withdrawal of Vioxx from the marketplace due
  to mortality from extended use.