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Polypodium Leucotomos

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Sarah Keturah

The more I learn about supplements, the more I’m shocked and hopeful that my future with Rheumatoid Arthritis is nothing to fear. I started this blog because I’m on a quest to fix my Rheumatoid Arthritis, whatever that means. If you have an autoimmune disease then you are probably somewhat like me, always researching. I’ve [...]

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Serracor-NK: Reverse the Disease Process

Posted on May 7, 2009 by Sarah Keturah

Serracor-NK is a supplement that you can buy on-line from www.biomediclabs.com . This blend has tremendously improved my Rheumatoid Arthritis. First I noticed not having stiffness at night. Then I noticed getting out of bed and not feeling pain when my feet hit the floor. Disease activity is in direct correlation to inflammation. If you [...]

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Self Induced Lupus?

Posted on May 3, 2009 by Sarah Keturah

A show on MTV called, “TRUE LIFE: I DON’T LIKE MY BREASTS” tells the story of four women, all of whom would prefer a different pair of breasts. In the show, two women went under breast augmentation, and another had her breasts reduced. For those women, the surgeries were successful. For another woman who had [...]

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Consequences of long-term Vitamin D Deficiency

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Sarah Keturah

In a recent post on Daily Strength’s Rheumatoid Arthritis group, a support group I frequently visit, someone posted the question, “What do we know about Vitamin D and RA?”. Many responded that they had been tested and had low levels of Vitamin D. One person in particular stated, “My doctor was saying the Vitamin D [...]

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