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Youtube is awash with video’s of people claiming to have cured their RA. All you have to do is go vegan/paleo/homeopathic/use Reiki/crystals/incantations and one even charges over $300 just for a phone conference to tell you how she cured her RA. When ever I’ve left comments about their probably being in remission, if in fact that even have RA, I get poo-poo’ed, shot down, or basically told I don’t know what I’m talking about. They’re all hucksters, and I’ll go by my rheumy, not some dweeb on youtube. Good post Kelly, I will be directing people to this one.
I have had RA since the age of 30. I don’t know where I got the idea, but when I was younger, I used to try to believe that there would be a cure by the time I was 50. I will be 65 next week, and though I’ve had many ups and downs over the years, the RA is still here.
The problem with curing mice is that they only live about 2 years, so who can say they are cured. I have had remissions that lasted longer than that.
What about Implanted Electrical Devices to Control Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Of course those companies that make their fortune off treatment don’t want a cure.
Did you read the the post? Everything to do with autoimmune diseases is more complicated than you can imagine. If the drug companies are hiding the cure, then how come the scientists (like me) in academia haven’t found a cure either?
Check out Frankincense (Boswellia), Cats Claw and CBD oil. First two have dropped RF numbers from 200s to 60s. Worth looking into. So far its working for my father. Looking into the CBD oil as RA and Cancer have a lot in common as far as receptors and cells go.