Rhuematoid Arthritis Cure

Rhuemtoid Arthritis

1. It starts in the intestines

2. It is caused by an imbalance not from your immune system attacking itself.

3. The imbalance is caused by:

a. bacteria

b. fungus

c. lack of fauna and flora

d. gut permeability(leaky gut syndrome)

Cure

Bacteria- minocycline 100 mg x 2 a day

fungus- Boron (comes in 3mg capsule) 21mg-30mg a day until symptoms subside. Then 3 to 9 mg.

lack of fauna and flora- soil organisim pro-biotics x2 a day

gut permeability- damage caused by candida albicans or other bacterial overgrowth-cut out night shade family and stressor foods. Supplement 1-2 grams powdered ascorbic acid (vitamin C) per day, 1 capsule of modified citrus pectin (reason xango mangosteen juice is good) with every meal. One capsule of plain ginger (no additives) with every meal.

Reishi Mushroom- known immune system modulator follow bottle instructions.

in addition a multi mineral supplement Not containing-magnesium stearate, stearic acid, vegetable or palm stearate. These all create a bio-film in your gut that prevents you from absorbing nutrients you need to cure disease. Try not to eat late in the evening before bed time so your bowels have a chance to rest each night.

I had RA- My numbers were off the scale. This is what I did instead of taking methotrexonate or one of the other toxic drugs which make gut permeability worse.  My symptoms are all in remission. I still maintain a diet free of stressor foods and nightshade family foods.

If You are willing to make a superhuman effort to stick to a strict diet free of nightshade and stressor foods, make sure all your foods are either grass fed beef or other organic substances and you follow the advice above it worked for me.

Note* I didn't know which one I had, so I attacked them all.(and won) it took about 2 months. There is no quick and easy cure.

Once my symptoms were in remission I backed off the minocycline to 100mg x 1 per day on Mon-Wed-Friday only.

 

Please remember what works for one individual does not work for others. Before attempting the above mentioned treatment, please consult with your healthcare provider.

chevieman,

This sounds alot like the information found in the book  Conquering Arthritis  By Barbara Allan`s   She was able to go from

a wheel chair to running marathons by figuring out which foods were her "stressor" foods and eliminating them. Im wanting to try this but as

mentioned it requires serious commitment. and my hubby is a junk food eating couch tator lol! so im hoping to get a little support so i can get started. the book gives alot of very helpful hints.

Hi Iwillgetbetter

I use a soil based probiotic called Prescript Assist which was recommended to me on another site, alongside PB8 for life which was also recommended. I live in the UK and get my Prescript Assist from Bronze Age Nutrition Scarborough from the web and PB8 from Vitacost.com. They have served me well. I take one of each daily. As you can see from my previous post I take minocycline so it is really important the probiotics work well to keep candida symptoms at bay. I also add in every now and then parsley piert from Jan de Vries which helps with candida.

Glad to hear the enbrel is working for you. I am sure you can do all the things chevieman suggested alongside the enbrel but your rheumatologist would be the person to ask about these things. My rheumy prescribes my minocycline for me. Not really sure as yet if it is working but I am able to reduce my steroids so that is a bonus.

I have also 'heard' the paleo diet is great for healing leaky gut and a lot of naturopathic docs use this. Would love to hear from anyone who has been successful with this or any other 'alternative' methods people have used. I am not against conventional meds at all. I have been more than grateful for them but the more we can do to heal ourselves the better I think.

Take care and hope this helps.

Patricia x

Reply to "I will get better"

My best advice would be for you to follow the advice I have already put out there but also work on ways to reduce stress in your life. Two reasons people fail to go into remission is bad diet and  toxic  medication deteriorating your intestinal fauna and flora, or they allow themselves to be so overcome by the disease that thier health deteriorates more rapidly. You gotta have faith you can beat this thing, otherwise it will get the best of You no matter what you hit it with. The number one reason people fail is "diet" followed closely by "stress" They cannot seem to understand that even one bite of that pizza or that commercial red meat (try grass-fed free range)  can destroy a week of eating like you lived in a monestary. Or that blow-up because you got cut off from the parking space you wanted just undid the benefits of 3 Yoga classes this week. Mind and body work together. Good fortune to You

I've had ra for about three months now.  I'm on methotrexate.  My sister also has it, she lives in Canada and her rheumatologist has her on minocin. I'm very interested in finding a rheumatologist who will prescribe it for me, but have had no luck so far.  Does anybody out there know of a rheumatologist who might be willing to help?