OT - Osteoarthritis

[Guest guest]

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Diet can definitely help OA. Look up alkalizing foods. Also, enzymes will

help. In addition, leaky gut syndrome can cause OA. A lot of what you will be

doing for your son may help your husband.

Robin

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if there is any correlation between metal toxicity

and arthritis? My husband has severe chronic pain in his back (disc

problems) and in his knees. He has had knee surgery on both knees,

and now is being told he may have to consider knee replacement.

BTW, he's 45. He sees a pain specialist once a month and has tried

just about every treatment there is out there. Now that we are

discovering more about food sensitivities and metal poisoning with

respect to our son's AS diagnosis, I am beginning to wonder if he

could possibly be helped by diet, enzymes, or chelation?

[Guest guest]

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I don't know about metals but enzymes DO help with arthritis. This is

one of the more extensive uses of enzymes clinically. I ran into

study after study with arthritis of several types using thousands of

patients.

My husband remarked that just adding Peptizyde and Zyme Prime enzymes

to each meal, his arthritis in his knees was much less. He had

started complaining (loudly) about his knees hurting going up and

down steps. After using enzymes for a few months, he said it really

didn't hurt anymore (and we don't have to listen to the complaints

now!). I am glad it really did help. My husband runs several days a

week about 5 miles to keep his lungs open (he has asthma). So good

knee health has more consequences besides mobility.

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