Guest guest Posted October 18, 2006 Report Posted October 18, 2006 A good diet will improve a person's overall physical condition and may help to ease some of the symptoms of the disease and the side effects of the medication. Losing weight will reduce stress on joints weakened and damaged by the disease. Therefore, everyone with PA would be well-advised to follow a course of sound nutrition. HOWEVER, no food or dietary supplement has been shown to cure PA. You would not rely on sprouts to cure a brain tumor. You would not eat fish to cure heart disease. You would not expect green leafy vegetables to treat your broken leg. It is similarly unwise to rely on nutrition alone to treat PA when nutrition alone has not been shown - ever - as a way to cure PA or to slow the progression of the disease. Being in the best physical condition you can possibly be in will absolutely be of tremendous help in treating any disease - but by itself - it will not cure a disease. For all those who are considering dismissing medications as unnecessary, please think once, twice, a thousand times of the risks you are exposing yourself to by not taking medication to treat your disease. Kathy F. Quote
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