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Is there any food or natural herbs for rheumatoid arthritis that can make me feel better in winter?

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I used to love Winter, but this disease is making it impossible. I’m hurting all over!
Is there any food or natural herbs etc. That can make me feel better?

Jessica Mason
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Same here in NJ and mine is usually controlled

Cynthia Hampton
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I take a liquid collagen mix. All natural and clean

Cynthia Hampton 3 years
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Try hot ‘golden milk’ - heat milk, add in 1/2 tsp of turmeric powder and a pinch of black pepper. Stir nicely. Drink
You can drink this multiple times a day.... İn India we consider it highly therapeutic

Ritu Connell
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Thanks. I will try this.

Jessica Mason 3 years

Could you do this with coconut milk for dairy free?

Ginny Cordova 3 years

I do!!! Dairy makes me flair.

Tess Coates 3 years

Yes. I watched a video of this being made and they used coconut milk.

Jessica Mason 3 years

Hi send me a copy of remedy pls onf. B thanks

Pamela Davenport 3 years
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Turmeric, golden milk tea, hot epsom salt soaks..

Yoli Cisneros
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https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/golden-milk-turmeric-tea

Yoli Cisneros
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Same here, it is hard to get used to. I used to freeze everyone out, now I am the one turning up the heat!

Connie Crews
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Collegen

Suellen Marino
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I just went and got more l-glutamine and glucosamine with chondroitin. I’m taking ibuprofen around the clock. I starting mixing cranberry juice with water to pull fluid off. Waiting on something to kick in.

Julie Bernard
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Watermelon and asparagus are diuretic s

Cynthia Hampton 3 years

Baswelia and good turmeric with ginger

Albert Villa 3 years
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Moving to the Caribbean helps... I was always miserable during the winter half of the year.

Lisa Harrington
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Stay away from holidays desserts

Sarah Torres
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No kidding

Sarah Torres
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Its not the cold for me its the food. If I stray too far from my diet I get so sore.

Megan Lockett
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Yep! Same here! I’m starting a cleanse soon.

Tiffany Coleman 3 years

Yep! Same here! I’m starting a cleanse soon.

Tiffany Coleman 3 years

Same here too! Cannot cheat long or too often.

Mariana Grady 3 years

Yes, same here. At least we ve discovered the root of our flare ups n pain

Sarah Torres 3 years

Me to - potatoes are just such a no no but vouldnt resist roast potatoes for Xmas lunch- now I pay the price

Vicki Dowdy 3 years
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Take vitamin d

Janet Hammond
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I’m on that everyday.

Jessica Mason 3 years
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Vitamin C (plain ascorbic acid)

Mariana Grady
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yes my calves have been so itchy.

Terri Lyon
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Happy New Year to you all in Rheumatoid Arthritis Healing Naturally Support

Sarah Torres
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Happy New Year to you as well Sarah Torres!!

Connie Crews
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I use tumeric ginger nettle devils claw as a herbal tincture -it does help

Beverley Kemp
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Wow

Sarah Torres
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Also look up inflammatory foods not to eat. Tomatoes, peppers, egg plant etc.

Carrie Salgado
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I actually have no issues with tomatoes, I consume them all the time. Everyone is different, start keeping a food journal.

Yoli Cisneros
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Yes, you are right yoli, everyone 's body is unique and blood cells are all diverse. So what food may be eliminated maybe opposite for another. Start out with Food diary, eliminate certain groups like Dairy at first and see if that works with ur body, and then next group, like Night shade veggies. Take it one day at a time.

Sarah Torres
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