Gluten-Free Vegan Diet May Protect Arthritis Patients From Heart Attack

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Gluten-Free Vegan Diet May Protect Arthritis Patients From Heart Attack

 

http://www.naturalnews.com/023162.html

 

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients who eat a gluten-free vegan diet

could be better protected against heart attacks and stroke. RA is a

major risk factor for these cardiovascular diseases, but a gluten-free

vegan diet was shown to lower cholesterol...

 

Pam

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, pdw <pdworkman wrote:

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> Gluten-Free Vegan Diet May Protect Arthritis Patients From Heart

Attack

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> http://www.naturalnews.com/023162.html

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> Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients who eat a gluten-free vegan diet

> could be better protected against heart attacks and stroke. RA is a

> major risk factor for these cardiovascular diseases, but a gluten-free

> vegan diet was shown to lower cholesterol...

>

> Pam

>

 

That's what led me to your group!

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And have you noticed a difference?

 

Pam

 

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> That's what led me to your group!

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[Guest guest]

, pdw <pdworkman wrote:

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> And have you noticed a difference?

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> Pam

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> >

> > That's what led me to your group!

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It's too soon to say -- I only read about this study about 3 weeks ago.

I *think* the primary benefit is not simply to feel better in terms of

pain but to reduce inflammatory factors in the body. It's a promising

and empowering study.

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I recently read the " Fat Resistance Diet " which started as an

anti-inflammatory diet. You might find it interesting. And yes, it is

lots of deep-coloured fruits and veggies.

 

Pam

 

On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 3:21 PM, Christine <karizma1010 wrote:

, pdw <pdworkman wrote:

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> > And have you noticed a difference?

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> > Pam

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> > > That's what led me to your group!

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> It's too soon to say -- I only read about this study about 3 weeks ago.

> I *think* the primary benefit is not simply to feel better in terms of

> pain but to reduce inflammatory factors in the body. It's a promising

> and empowering study.

>

>

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Just wanted to say thanks for the advice on that book. I'm going to the

bookstore to look it over.