The Right Diet for Rheumatoid Arthritis

It’s been years since you have been able to easily wield a crochet hook or a screwdriver. Remember when your grandkids would come to visit? You used to jump out of your chair and meet them at the door. Now you grunt and groan as you hoist yourself up. All this loss of movement and change of life is because of Rheumatoid Arthritis.

Do you ever wonder if there is anything you can do to get your pep back in your step?

There is…

Food Matters

What you eat matters for your rheumatoid Arthritis. Your body needs the right nutrients in order to keep at an optimum level of health. Some foods aggravate Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms and should be avoided. Other foods help relieve rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and should be included in your diet.

Foods to Avoid

• Fried Chicken. Fried chicken is a problem food for several reasons. Poultry skin has a high saturated fat content. In addition, fried chicken is submerged in a vat of oil, lard, or shortening. Fried chicken, dripping with fat, along with other high fat foods are linked to heart disease and known to contribute to inflammation.
• Milk. The John Hopkins Arthritis Center notes a study in which people with rheumatoid arthritis left milk out of their diet. The people felt some relief from the pain of swollen and tender joints. When milk was reintroduced into their diet, the symptoms worsened. More study needs to be done here, but it is clear that for some, eliminating milk from the diet improved rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. https://www.hopkinsarthritis.org/patient-corner/disease-management/rheumatoid-arthrtis-nutrition/
• White bread. The refined white flour used in white bread has had the healthiest parts of the wheat removed. Anything baked with white flour (cookies, cake, crackers, etc) causes inflammation in the body.
• Potato chips. Not only are potato chips high in fat, but they also contain a high level of sodium. Potato chips and other salty foods like instant noodles and popcorn should be avoided because salt causes inflammation in the body.
• Donuts. In addition to having high fat content and white flour, donuts are also high in sugar. Consuming high levels of sugar can cause advanced glycation end product or AGEs. AGEs work to destroy certain proteins in the body which results in increased inflammation.

Foods to Eat

• Salmon. Fish are high in Omega-3 fatty acids which lowers inflammation giving relief to your joints. Salmon has the highest level of omega-3s with 2 grams in every 3-ounce serving. Bonus: salmon is readily available and easy to prepare baked, broiled, or grilled.
• Brown Rice. When you have a rheumatoid arthritis flare up, the levels of CRP may be increasing in your body. CRPs are C-reactive proteins. Eating whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, barley, triticale can lower the levels of CRP in your body. There are even delicious whole grain blends available in your grocery store. Look for them in the aisle where you would find rice.
• Olive oil. Drizzle some high quality extra-virgin olive oil over your salad. Olive oil contains a natural chemical which can stops the body’s production of the chemicals that cause inflammation.
• Taste the rainbow. But not the Skittles version! Fruits and vegetables come in a wide variety of colors and hues. Each color means there is a different combination of antioxidants contained within the food. Eating a rainbow of foods means that your body is getting all the antioxidants it needs to keep healthy.
• Garlic. Garlic has anti-inflammatory properties. Include garlic when you sauté or roast your vegetables and fish for a more mellow taste.

Food Matters

What you eat matters for your rheumatoid arthritis. Your body needs the right nutrients in order to keep at an optimum level of health. Some foods aggravate rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and should be avoided. Other foods help relieve rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and should be included in your diet.

Diet Plus Supplements for RA

Deciding what to eat and what not to eat isn’t the only way to live well with rheumatoid arthritis. Just like those who are trying to lose weight need to be intentional about diet and exercise in order to see the most results, those with rheumatoid arthritis will need to choose the right diet and the right supplement. Choosing one won’t be as effective as both combined.

While maintaining the right diet will involve many small decisions each and every day, choosing the right supplement is a decision you only need to make once. Once you try Flexcin, you will see for yourself why so many people with rheumatoid arthritis have chosen Flexcin as their daily supplement.

Why Flexcin??

With the right diet and the right supplement, you can find relief from the pain and inflammation from rheumatoid arthritis. Curious about Flexcin? Don’t forget, we have an “it works or it’s free” guarantee, so there is no risk to you. You can simply return the empty bottles if you feel that the product did not help, and receive a full refund of the purchase price.

Having Trouble Choosing a Product?

1-7 Days

Motion Lotion is a great topical lotion that is applied to help manage the pain while our Load-up kicks in. The Motion Lotion is a great complement to the Flexcin capsules.

1-15 Days

Load-up is our strongest formula to load your system with our special blend of CM8. It contains the same powerful ingredients as our other formulas, just in higher concentrations to provide fast relief by “loading up” your system.

30+ Days

The Joint Maintenance Formula is designed to promote long term joint health by supporting stronger cartilage, lubricating joints, and reducing inflammation. Take daily dosages for mainting joint health for years to come!

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