Re: onions and jaw flares

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Hello Helen , Yes i just looked at the book ratter the arttical it says in the second line this nightshade referring to the onnions ,,,, but maybe the writer could of made a mistake ( something we could check or search though later ) but it is only referring to the onnion here in this arrtical .not the whole night shade family . they allso talk about Mangosteen says it has chemotherapy like effects on cancer and and elinates infammation in the joints ,,, it's somekind of fruit from Asia and comes in some juices ans suppliments accordding to the arrtical on page 20 month MAY-JUNE 2006 thats all on it we would have to search for more on this one and i double checked the spelling so we can souds interresting anyway . john Helen <helen050959@...> wrote: responding to 2 subjects in the digest..... regarding onions - I'm a little confused by 's email.... "Onions and their relatives are known botanically as alliums, a plant genus that has been classified at different times

as belonging to the lily family, the amaryllis family, or to a family all its own called Alliaceae. " He said that the article put them in the nightshade family - that's actually the tomatoes, peppers and eggplant type plants. I've heard that both onions and the nightshades are not good - the onions/garlic are too caustic or acidic? And I don't quite remember why they nightshades. - could you recheck the article and see whether it's talking about the onions or the nightshade family. I'm wanting to try and alter my diet to lose weight but also improve my RA. So any info is greatly appreciated. I should subscribe to arthritis today - just keep putting it off.

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