We discuss: Inflammation is the enemy because it creates more inflammation via a vicious cycle. The mindset should not be ‘avoid meds at all costs’ but to ‘minimise inflammation at all times’. Disease-modifying drugs and the biologic drugs when administered correctly, carefully, thoughtfully for the right symptoms normally provide far more benefits to a long-term

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We discuss: The 2 non-negotiables for everyone following the Paddison Program The 5 ways of reducing pain. The most effective pain reduction methods Do you meet the criteria for drugs? This formula will make it clear. MEMBER QUESTION – “Do you think I can heal my inflammatory arthritis without being on a drug? I am

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We discuss how: – After being diagnosed with RA at 21, Tom started taking many different medications– He started with Celebrex and after 4 months he added Methotrexate, which had heavy side effects– Enbrel was also added to the mix and initially it helped with the symptoms– After about 8 months Enbrel started to lose

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We discuss how: – At the age of 30 Carolyn started having symptoms – swollen knees, fatigue and a lot of pain overall– It took six years for her to be diagnosed with Psoriatic Arthritis– After being diagnosed, she started going through different medications – sulfasalazine, Prednisone, Plaquenil– She went on Methotrexate for a brief

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We discuss how: Are almonds Okay? Raw, soaked sprouted and dry roasted almonds. Almond milk and soy milk Raw almond butter If almonds are eventually okay? Yes, almonds are totally fine you’ll see them in the reintroduction guide. You can eat them as raw, soaked almonds which are then sprouted, or you can have them

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We discuss how: papaya is one of the absolute best foods that you can eat if you’ve got inflammatory arthritis papaya contains papain which is an enzyme that breaks down proteins breaking down of proteins gives less immuno-reactivity to the foods that we eat Good day, it’s Clint here and it’s seven o’clock in the

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We discuss how: – Iida has just released her cookbook called “A Kitchen Fairytale”– Inside the book she presents a wealth of plant-based recipes that are the basis of her plant-based diet– She recovered from inflammatory arthritis without medications following the Paddison Program– She started an Instagram channel about her journey with photos of her

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We discuss: – How delicate is our microbiome?– What is Colon Cleansing?– The effects of Colon Cleansing if you have an auto-immune disease– You have to stick with what is working for you and stay in the healing grove– Never be complacent, complacency is the biggest enemy of long term success Good day! it’s Clint

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We discuss: – What are random flares?– Strategies of how to eliminate inflammation in the wrist– How RA in the knees is very complicated and requires a multi-faceted approach– Applying a consistent pattern of behavior to get the same outcome with RA symptoms– Having control over RA symptoms Good day Clint here with some more information

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We discuss how: -Biologic drugs make us susceptible to viruses and infections because our immune system is being suppressed by the drug-Previous medications does not work the same way it did before once we go back to taking them-In choosing between Prednisone and anti-inflammatory drugs, Clint recommends getting off Prednisone first-Prednisone is a very damaging

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We discuss how: – Jackie organized an event on the Isle of Man to raise awareness about autoimmune diseases– She invited Katy as a speaker and she told her story to the audience– Before her first birthday, Katy was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis– She grew up having to learn to live with chronic pain

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We discuss how: – Rebecca was first diagnosed with Hashimoto’s hypothyroidism and then with MS– She started having vision problems and was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis– She searched the internet and found a lot could be done with diet– She found a whole body of study with different approaches, and ended up with a whole

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