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A few RA studies show some benefit for certain supplements and natural remedies. But the research is still in its early stages, so the bottom line isnt clear yet.
Keep in mind that supplements can affect other medications. Tell your doctor about anything you take, even if its natural, so he can check that its safe for you.
The most promising supplements include:
Fish oil. Several studies have shown that fish oil supplements may help reduce morning stiffness with RA. Omega-3s curb inflammation and help protect against heart disease. Thats good for people with RA, who are more likely than other people to get heart disease. Fish oil appears to be safe when used appropriately. Dont get more than 3 grams per day because of the risk of bleeding.
Thunder god vine. A few studies have shown a drop in inflammation and tender joints in people with RA who take this supplement. A large government-funded study that compared this root with sulfasalazine, a traditional drug used to treat RA, found that symptoms improved more with the use of thunder god vine. Side effects may include stomach upset, headache, hair loss, upper respiratory tract infections, and sterility in men. Pregnant women and women at risk of gettingosteoporosis should not take it.
Website - http://ayusya.in/
Keep in mind that supplements can affect other medications. Tell your doctor about anything you take, even if its natural, so he can check that its safe for you.
The most promising supplements include:
Fish oil. Several studies have shown that fish oil supplements may help reduce morning stiffness with RA. Omega-3s curb inflammation and help protect against heart disease. Thats good for people with RA, who are more likely than other people to get heart disease. Fish oil appears to be safe when used appropriately. Dont get more than 3 grams per day because of the risk of bleeding.
Thunder god vine. A few studies have shown a drop in inflammation and tender joints in people with RA who take this supplement. A large government-funded study that compared this root with sulfasalazine, a traditional drug used to treat RA, found that symptoms improved more with the use of thunder god vine. Side effects may include stomach upset, headache, hair loss, upper respiratory tract infections, and sterility in men. Pregnant women and women at risk of gettingosteoporosis should not take it.
Website - http://ayusya.in/