Arthritis : drug-free alternatives to prevent and reverse arthritis : what doctors don't tell you

Title info: Arthritis has reached pandemic levels in the western world. A chronic condition conventional medicine finds very hard to deal with, it is one of the most common diseases associated with old age, and one of the biggest causes of disability at any time of life. But there is little that medicine can do, other than help suppress the pain and inflammation, and replace joints. This book supplies a wide array of possibilities that can help to relieve pain, improve movement, and even reverse the problem. They include new diets, herbal remedies, exercises and even mind-over-matter techniques. This is a must-read for anyone with arthritis who's been told there's nothing that can be done to help them.Series info: What Doctors Don’t Tell You is a well-respected international magazine that has been researching medicine – alternative and conventional – since 1989. It is now widely regarded as one of the best health newsletters in the world. Now, in association with What Doctors Don’t Tell You, Hay House is publishing an authoritative new series of books, each focusing on a common health condition or concern, to help readers make informed decisions about their health, and the health of their families. An expert on alternative medicine provides drug-free methods for preventing, reducing, and reversing the effects of arthritis Arthritis has reached pandemic levels in the western world. It is one of the most common diseases associated with old age—and one of the biggest causes of disability at any time of life. But aside from suppressing the pain and inflammation, there is little that conventional medicine can do. Thankfully, there are other options. In this book, Lynne McTaggart—the international bestselling author behind the What Doctors Don’t Tell You magazine—draws from decades of research on alternative medicine to show arthritic patients that there is hope. From new diets and herbal remedies to exercises and mind-over-matter techniques, she guides you through the many ways you can relieve pain, improve movement, and even reverse the effects of arthritis without conventional medicine. This is an excellent resource for anyone who feels overwhelmed by life with arthritis and wants to make the most informed health decisions possible. Arthritis has reached pandemic levels in the western world. A chronic condition conventional medicine finds very hard to deal with, it is one of the most common diseases associated with old age, and one of the biggest causes of disability at any time of life. But there is little medicine can do, other than help suppress the pain and inflammation, and replace joints. This book supplies a wide array of possibilities that can help to relieve pain, improve movement, and even reverse the problem. They include new diets, herbal remedies, exercises and even mind-over-matter techniques. This is a must-read for anyone with arthritis who's been told there's nothing that can be done to help them. Known for its in-depth research, What Doctors Don't Tell You has been researching medicine – alternative and conventional – since 1989, and is now widely regarded as one of the best health newsletters in the world. It grew from a sense of frustration with conventional... What Doctors Dont Tell You is a monthly magazine that has been researching medicine alternative and conventional since 1989, and has discovered alternatives really can work (and much of conventional medicine doesnt). Its research is thorough, extensive and persuasive, and it has given hope and inspiration to hundreds of thousands of people who just want to be well. Now, in association with What Doctors Dont Tell You, Hay House is publishing an exciting new series of books, each focusing on a common health condition or concern, to help readers make informed decisions about their health, and the health of their families. The series launches with four titles. Arthritis: Arthritis isnt just one of those things we have to live with as we grow older. Find out what it is and the remedies that really can work. About What Doctors Don’t Tell You Introduction Part I: The Conventional Approach Chapter 1: Modern Medicine’s Theory of Arthritis Chapter 2: First-line Pain Treatment Chapter 3: Second-line Treatments Chapter 4: Operations for Arthritis Part II: The Dietary Approach to Arthritis Chapter 5: It’s Not Old Age, It’s Inflammation Chapter 6: The Secret Connection: Your Gut Chapter 7: The Role of Diet Chapter 8: Healing with Essential Fatty Acids Part III: Alternative Treatments for Arthritis Chapter 9: The Best Alternatives Chapter 10: Super Supplements for Arthritis Chapter 11: Non-Surgical Surgery Chapter 12: Lifestyle for Healthy Joints Chapter 13: At-a-Glance Tips to Help You Prevent or Deal with Arthritis References Acknowledgements Index Join the Hay House Family Arthritis has reached pandemic levels in the western world. A chronic condition conventional medicine finds very hard to deal with, it is one of the most common diseases associated with old age, and one of the biggest causes of disability at any time of life. But there is little that medicine can do, other than help suppress the pain and inflammation, and replace joints. This book supplies a wide array of possibilities that can help to relieve pain, improve movement, and even reverse the problem. They include new diets, herbal remedies, exercises and even mind-over-matter techniques. This is a must-read for anyone with arthritis who's been told there's nothing that can be done to help them.-- Source other than Library of Congress "In the tradtional Western medical world, most patients aren't told the full story of arthritis and how to get better. Nor are they told about some of the limitations of conventional treatments. In this book, the team at What Doctors Don't Tell you, the ... health magazine and website, draws on 27 years of research into conventional and unconventional treatments and presents its findings to help you make informed decisions about your health and the health of your family"--Publisher's description