Osteoarthritis is the most common joint disease in adults. Many of us end up having it. Most of us think of it as a wear and tear disease. Osteoarthritis is the leading cause of replacement of weight bearing joints like the knee and hip. Wear and tear make sense. But look at the joint at the end of the index finger above. It is severely deformed but there is no weight bearing there. The cartilage in these joints does not wear out. It dies because of
Wow, Doctor. That about Losartan is very interesting. I take a small amount and also my husband. (75 & 77 respectively..He has had a triple bypass in the past so he is on statins.)I notice I have few joint pains when I am also more careful in my grains and seed oil consumption. I am transitioning out of a keto diet into one with more GOOD simple carbs and glucose sources and a bit of starch. Also 3 meals a day. I realized I am eating way too little and my calcium intake is poor (2 bad falls within 3 years requiring surgeries). I’m adding carbs slowly. This is a pro metabolic direction I am studying. I kind of think IF ing constantly may not be working for me anymore because I am just not hungry and under eating as a result. I walk a lot and work out appropriately for my age. Since I have been transitioning I do feel better. No pains, higher over the day energy, etc. I’m not overweight. I’m going to look over the studies. Thanks again for your posts.
Muscle activities, eating wholesome foods, intermittent fasting, and fasting can go a long way to slow down and even reverse the ravages of aging, chronic diseases including osteoarthritis.
Thank you again for your refreshing dose of truth. The best medication in the world. All of this information gives all of us hope for better health and quality of that life. Thank you so much!!!
Thanks Laura. I think that many of us would like to be healthier and keep doing the things that we love longer. The new medical science makes that possible.
just to say that those of us in the UK who have to queue ages to see a GP and then queue again....
Might find it easier to start supplementing with Berberine rather than wait for a metformin prescription.
Wow, Doctor. That about Losartan is very interesting. I take a small amount and also my husband. (75 & 77 respectively..He has had a triple bypass in the past so he is on statins.)I notice I have few joint pains when I am also more careful in my grains and seed oil consumption. I am transitioning out of a keto diet into one with more GOOD simple carbs and glucose sources and a bit of starch. Also 3 meals a day. I realized I am eating way too little and my calcium intake is poor (2 bad falls within 3 years requiring surgeries). I’m adding carbs slowly. This is a pro metabolic direction I am studying. I kind of think IF ing constantly may not be working for me anymore because I am just not hungry and under eating as a result. I walk a lot and work out appropriately for my age. Since I have been transitioning I do feel better. No pains, higher over the day energy, etc. I’m not overweight. I’m going to look over the studies. Thanks again for your posts.
Dr. Barbara O’Neill would say never to take calcium for any of this. She has a very informative & interesting take on all this.
Muscle activities, eating wholesome foods, intermittent fasting, and fasting can go a long way to slow down and even reverse the ravages of aging, chronic diseases including osteoarthritis.
Thank you 😊
Thank you again for your refreshing dose of truth. The best medication in the world. All of this information gives all of us hope for better health and quality of that life. Thank you so much!!!
Thanks Laura. I think that many of us would like to be healthier and keep doing the things that we love longer. The new medical science makes that possible.