Rheumatoid Arthritis

Dairy and Rheumatoid Arthritis – Cow’s Milk as a Cause of Chronic Diseases

Milk and milk derived products have some direct causative effects on rheumatoid arthritis (particularly the casein protein in relation to molecular mimicry) and some indirect effects including damage to the gut (antibiotics in milk) and the circulatory system (cholesterol, saturated fat etc.).

I’m certain that dairy played a huge role in the development of my own rheumatoid arthritis and the damage to my gut and immune system. If you have rheumatoid arthritis or any other chronic disease I would urge you to try eliminating dairy from your diet for a trial period, perhaps one month, and see if your symptoms improve. Read more . . .

My Rheumatoid Arthritis – I Finally Discovered its Original Cause

25-04-13 by Brian Darby64 Comments

I have proof of what I always suspected to be the case; that my joint inflammation was caused (in part or wholly) by some type of infection, and now I know what it was and how it started (a streptococci group – tooth/gum infection).

This of course makes me think that there could be many more people out there suffering with rheumatoid arthritis or other inflammatory conditions, who may have a tooth related infection (there appear to be three types of tooth/gum abscesses) and who may not realise its importance as a potential cause of their disease. Read more . . .

My Anti-Rheumatoid Arthritis Diet – More Good News!

23-12-11 by Brian Darby30 Comments

Conclusions from My RA experiment. It appears that having been on my diet-cure for so long (about eighteen months), I had either developed some immunity to the effects of the foods which previously triggered my rheumatoid arthritis, or some repair/healing process had taken place which made those foods less able to affect me.

Either way, the good news is that my diet had additional benefits beyond removing all the symptoms of RA, benefits which may eventually allow me to enjoy normal foods again, permanently. For example, I have already confirmed that I can eat whatever I wish for one day out of a week, without triggering any RA symptoms, as long as I remain on my diet for the other six days. Read more . . .