rheumatoid arthritis

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Permalink Reply by Harmony Her Strachan on June 8, 2009 at 4:14pm

Hello Pierre,
A wonderful "cure" for RA is the MMS (Miracle Mineral Supplement). I take it every day, but it only took 2 days for all my pain and swelling to disappear! Great stuff. Good Luck. Watch the video and read everything written. Really works.

Harmony

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Permalink Reply by Amanda White on June 8, 2009 at 4:34pm

Pierre, I can feel your wife's pain because I also have RA.
The thing that has worked best for me is doing the Master Cleanse. The MC gives the body a chance to rest from digesting and work on healing. I was able to elimate about 85% of my pain with a 10 day Master Cleanse.
Now I am on a high green, low fruit diet that seems to keep almost all the pain away.

Also eating mono meals can be a good way to help the body to heal. I also found that swimming every day for 30 minutes to an hour also gave me great relief.
I will pray for your wife and wish healing her way.

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Permalink Reply by jodykwik on June 9, 2009 at 11:08am

i'll chime in for getting shiatsu treatments along with her dietary awareness--and not just because i do it for a living. find a therapist who is able to work with her, rather than being all about the theory and ideas behind it too...

wishing all the best to you and your wife!

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Permalink Reply by jodykwik on June 9, 2009 at 9:25pm

i've been working on my mom for years, she has RA...it helps her a lot.

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Permalink Reply by Chicory on June 9, 2009 at 1:43pm

like Rawzi said.... avoid the nightshade plants..they can be extremely inflammatory to people with RA. Tomatoes, white potatoes (sweet potatoes okay) all peppers, including spices like paprika... (white and black peppercorns okay), eggplant, gogi berries, aka wolfberries.

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Permalink Reply by yoda on June 10, 2009 at 1:23am

I didn't know gojis were nightshade family! Learn something new every day!

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Permalink Reply by Pierre Durrani on June 9, 2009 at 3:26pm

Thank You all for your comments. Really glad that so many of you had some ideas what to do. I'll convey them all to her. Seems like JMT doesn't exist in Sweden unfortunately.

Peace and blessings!

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Permalink Reply by Silverfire on June 10, 2009 at 3:10am

Hi Pierre,

I hope your wife finds some relief soon.

I don't have RA, but from a very early age (10 years) I had a form of arthritis (the diagnosis was vaguely either chronic juvenile or poly arthritis). I was told it would gradually get worse with age as my joints seem predisposed to arthritis.

I went vegan and the arthritis improved, then I went high raw and there was further improvements.

But it wasn't until I went 100% raw that I saw the most amazing effects. I now have flexibility that I've not known since early childhood! And stiffness and pain are virtually gone.

I can't recommend 100% highly enough, even if it's just for a couple of months at a time.

These are just my thoughts. Once again, hope she finds some relief soon. :)

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Permalink Reply by Pierre Durrani on June 11, 2009 at 4:36am

We're both slowly transitioning to a 100% diet. Currently we're at 85-95% maybe.

How long did i take as a raw vegan until you noticed effects? I've read somewhere on the Net that it takes up until a year of raw before it reduces the RA.

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Permalink Reply by ॐ omshanti ॐ on June 10, 2009 at 5:59am

My doctor has healed quite a few people of RA by putting them on a juice cleanse - fasting on juice (with lots of green juice) and some clear vegetable broth - all strained very well through fine cloth-, along with daily enemas. For severe cases he got them to do 90 days, but then they were off their medication if they stayed high raw vegan when they started eating again. There may be someone who can supervise your wife to do a similar sort of cleanse. I did a 53 day one and had some difficult times during the fast but feel great now it's over.

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Permalink Reply by ॐ omshanti ॐ on June 10, 2009 at 5:08pm

the enemas were just during the fast, they weren't my favourite thing and I'm happy not to have to do them anymore, LOL!. I didn't do the fast for RA, just for general health, but have heard some of the people who have recovered speak and it is amazing that something so simple is so effective.

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Permalink Reply by Pierre Durrani on June 11, 2009 at 4:37am

She will start a fast in a couple of days. Any book and/or site you recommend?

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