Anti-Inflammatory Diet for Arthritis Patients
An orthopaedic surgeon suggests that an anti-inflammatory diet can help reduce arthritis symptoms, improve joint health, and enhance quality of life through dietary changes.
A 69-year-old man living with arthritis is an example of how the condition can affect daily life, causing pain with every movement.
Doctors have told him that the answer isn’t simply in medications, but also his overall lifestyle and diet.
Eating an anti-inflammatory diet may help manage arthritis pain, as a study published in Arthritis Research & Therapy found that people who followed a healthy, anti-inflammatory diet had a lower risk of dying from all causes.
Arthritis often causes long-lasting inflammation, making dietary changes a crucial aspect of managing the condition.
Author's summary: Diet plays a crucial role in arthritis management.
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