Features
January 2003 Issue
Diet And Arthritis: More Hype Than Hope?
Although some claim that what you eat can help — or hasten — arthritis pain, the evidence is inconclusive.
Although a connection between diet and arthritis has been suggested for more than 30 years, scientific evidence in support of this theory remains sketchy at best. Rather than focusing on which foods to add or eliminate from your diet, nutritional experts recommend that you consider how osteoarthritis medications can affect your nutritional needs.
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