Arthritis Treatment

I was saddened to see my mother's hands/fingers inflamed due to arthritis despite the fact she's been taking many supplements which I bought for her. These are Curcumin, Glucosamine Chondroitin MSM, Omega-3, Vitamin K2 and D3, Magnesium, also Arthromax and 5-LOX Inhibitor with AprèsFlex from LEF. So what else can be done?

I recently stumbled upon this book "The New Arthritis Breakthrough: The Only Medical Therapy Clinically Proven to Produce Long-term Improvement and Remission of RA, Lupus, Juvenile RS, ... & Other Inflammatory Forms of Arthritis"

In it a prescription medication called Minocycline is mentioned. Normally I do not like pharmaceutical products, but was wondering if this can be effectively and more importantly SAFELY used for arthritis and if anyone has come across it before.

Many thanks.

You can buy voltaren cream in a tube overthecounter at any pharmacy. Has diclofenac in it. Comes in extra strength too. My mom uses it on her knees and fingers. It helps...at least temporarily.

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MikeGore wrote:I was saddened to see my mother's hands/fingers inflamed due to arthritis despite the fact she's been taking many supplements which I bought for her. These are Curcumin, Glucosamine Chondroitin MSM, Omega-3, Vitamin K2 and D3, Magnesium, also Arthromax and 5-LOX Inhibitor with AprèsFlex from LEF. So what else can be done?

I recently stumbled upon this book "The New Arthritis Breakthrough: The Only Medical Therapy Clinically Proven to Produce Long-term Improvement and Remission of RA, Lupus, Juvenile RS, ... & Other Inflammatory Forms of Arthritis"

In it a prescription medication called Minocycline is mentioned. Normally I do not like pharmaceutical products, but was wondering if this can be effectively and more importantly SAFELY used for arthritis and if anyone has come across it before.

Many thanks.

Take boron and iodine - Read up on the "Boron Conspiracy"

Thanks CS. Will definitely read that.

Look into akkermansia muciniphila, also NAG (N acetyl glucosamine) apparently boost hyaluronic acid (NAG is also eaten by akkermansia in our gut, whether taking the supplement "feeds it" is a different question).