Good for him!!!!
These kinds of blanket statements about vegetarian diets are so bogus
it is hard to understand why people insist on making them.
You also stopped eating grains, which might have had something to do
with it. Even Dr Christine Northrup said on tv that women have trouble
digesting grains after a certain age, and are much better off without
gluten. Did you move to a different house? House molds cause
inflammation and can cause pain too.
I am very happy for you, that your pain went away, but there are many
other points to consider, like inflammation, which is probably the
cause of arthritis anyway, in many cases. When the cause of the
inflammation is removed, the disease goes away.
Kathryn
On Jan 22, 2008, at 8:23 AM, C.C. Stewart wrote:
Quite the opposite. As a vegetarian for 9 years, I developed
arthritis so bad that I had great difficulty going up and down
the stairs in my house. When I went back to eating meat (and
stopped eating much grain except rice), the arthritis went away
completely. I have no health problems at all now. When I get
my physicals, the doctors and lab techs are always amazed at
my perfect numbers!
On the other hand, my husband, who remains a vegetarian after
35+ years, is an Ibuprophen addict. He has so many aches and
pains that he takes the Ibuprophen in anticipation! He has quite
a repertoire of other bad health problems, as well, for which he
has to take medications. Still, he refuses to change his diet.
Carol
On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 23:31:30 -0800 Tad Winiecki <[email protected]>
writes:
Anyone else find fewer joint problems on a
vegetarian diet?
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