Melanie Said:

Alternative medicines for arthritis?

We Answered:

Glucosamin and chondroitin sulphate are commonly prescribed to help relieve arthritis pain and rebuild cartilage. Problem is it takes months to start working and wont do a thing if the biomechanics of the body are off and not allowing cartilage to be rebuilt. I suggest you check out Pete Ogoscue's books Health through motion and Pain Free. Fish oil (Omega 3 fatty acids) help decrease inflammation in the body thereby decreasing pain..they should be taken daily as a supplement along with a anti-inflammatory diet that is limited in red meats and simple sugars(white bread, cakes, etc...).

Jacqueline Said:

Arthritis and alternative medicines?

We Answered:

I have been using MMS for treating arthritis I have in my wrist. You can find out more about the workings, uses and benefits of MMS by downloading the newest free eBook form the website mentioned below. If you want to help your ailment then this book will help you for sure.

lots of success.

Ramona Said:

What alternative medicine is there for arthritis?

We Answered:

I have rheumatoid arthritis and a friend of mine told me about something her grandfather took and worked wonders on him, oregano capsules. You can find it online, I'm gonna give it a try.
Good luck!

Norma Said:

is there any other alternative medicine for arthritis sufferers( vitamins or minerals)?

We Answered:

Copper Bracelets, Royal jelly, Evening Primrose Oil,a plane ticket to somewhere warm and dry (Australian outback is good) Regular exercise of affected body parts (painful at first but gets easier), willow bark (Aspirin).

Benjamin Said:

Any alternative medicines therapies for arthritis?

We Answered:

Try acupuncture, using thin electronic needles, or electrostimulation, or hypnotherapy, & if you have the op, go to a place where they use a computerised router. See a pain clinic, too.