Rheumatoid arthritis patients have less antioxidants, due to the free radical load that the autoimmune process adds to the body. Thus, we need to be very proactive in replenishing our antioxidant levels. The two powerful ways are exercise and diet. In this video I focus on one of the powerful dietary antioxidants – Vitamin C […]
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Clint gives a quick tip on why we should always set a target for our C-Reactive Protein and how important it is. Good day, it’s Clint Paddison here with my little son Aiden, just chilling on the bed. We’re doing a little drawing and I wanted to share with you something a little bit more […]
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Hi, it’s Clint Paddison here with another tip on reversing rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, and I just got an email from someone who’s doing the Paddison Program and her email went like this: “Hi, Clint. I for the first time have reduced my C reactive protein to the normal range. I’m so excited.” And so I […]
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Clint explains how generating a habit is the goal, and the daily repetition automatically creates the outcome you are after Good day, it’s Clint Paddison here with another tip on reversing rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. And today I want to talk about the importance of habits. I’m about to go into the gym. And at the […]
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We discuss in this podcast: Avoiding triggers Cardiovascular exercise Sleeping position Medications Movement of the joints Upper body workout Other underlying causes of RA in the fingers What to do if you have rheumatoid arthritis in the fingers? That’s what we’re going to talk about today. My name’s Clint Paddison and over at rheumatoidsupport.com. I […]
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In this episode, Clint talks about his recommendation and personal experience on Flu shots. Well, I’ve always been nervous about having flu shots for that exact reason for myself personally. And in fact, earlier this year, in January going back, what, 10, 11 months. I had a flu shot for the very first time against […]
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We discuss in this interview: How Tim got to a difficult diagnosis of two diseases Six months on antibiotics and their consequences The importance of personal research on the disease A 21-days water fast Gut bacteria and their function Going for 1 per cent improvements Disease treatment as transformation Treating Lyme with an alcohol-deterrent medication […]
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We discuss in this interview: Suzanne’s fabulous outcome following the Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis Nut butters and coconut oils – popular, but do they harm? Journals as a tool for progress monitoring Cheating with coffee! Really that bad? Exercising at home – making it successful Visualisation for success Green juices and smoothies – how […]
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In this episode, Clint discussed how blood markers do not necessarily reflect what’s happening inside the body. In such instances, physical exams and other assessments are crucial to getting a proper diagnosis of RA. Shell said, “I read that some people can be symptomatic with low CRP and rheumatoid factor numbers. Do the numbers always […]
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We discuss how: Charlotte was diagnosed with RA a couple of years ago As a registered nurse, she has added her personal perspective in adjusting her lifestyle to face the inflammation She also kept a constant relationship with her rheumatologist, and made him read the section of the Paddison Program for rheumatologists She continues her […]
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