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Millions of people in the UK living with arthritis could help to ease pain and inflammation in their joints by making changes to their diet, an expert has claimed. The condition is often associated ...

The NHS advises that it's "very important" to eat a healthy and balanced diet if you have arthritis, which should consist of variety of foods from all 5 food groups - but a leading rheumatologist ...

“A diet high in calcium is good,” she says ... type 2 diabetes, psoriatic arthritis and skin conditions such as eczema. An unhealthy assortment of gut bacteria can also contribute to ...

The latest diet craze favoured by would-be slimmers was today praised by doctors as being good for your heart as well as your waistline. Researchers at Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust in London ...

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While some forms of arthritis are genetic and ... such as those found in many prepackaged foods, promote inflammation by reducing levels of good cholesterol in the body while increasing harmful ...