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Ayurvedic Treatments for Arthritis: Old is New

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rayaz.siddiqi@gmail.com - 04 Sep 2006 14:12 GMT
Sometimes what modern man considered the "old ways" of healing have
a way of coming round to be known as the "new way".

Such is the case with Ayurvedic Medicine Treatments for Arthritis.
Based on ancient Brahmin Indian treatments 3,000 to 4,000 years old,
this holistic approach to helping sufferers cope with arthritis is
enjoying a re-found popularity. The World Health Organization agrees
Ayurvedic treatment is a useful traditional health science.

As with other holistic systems of healing, Ayurveda recognizes that all
people are unique, and thus even though they may evince the same
outward symptoms, the path to their healing differs.

This means the remedy for your arthritis pains and suffering is
different than those of your neighbor or friend.

Several recent studies in the United States, India and elsewhere have
confirmed Ayurvedic treatments as a means to natural arthritic pain
relief.

The American College of Rheumatology conducted a double-blind test
trial of 90 people with osteoarthritis. The study show 50 percent of
the patients who took a combination of tumeric, frankincense
(Boswellia) ginger and ashwagandha had significant improvements with
pain relief as well as mobility. In contrast, only 20 percent of their
placebo group reported any arthritis pain relief.

In another double-blind study of 182 people suffering from rheumatoid
arthritis, the use of the same anti-inflammatory herbs brought about
"marked improvement" in pain relief, reduction of stiffness and the
severity of swollen joints and brought improvement in their overall
ability to function.

A study in India considered the results of the combining of
frankincense, tumeric, zinc and ashwagandha as natural arthritic pain
relief. (Though the herbs have some medicinal powers on their own for
the treatment of arthritis and other joint pain, Ayurvedic medicine has
found combining them for better results.)

In the 1991 study, 42 osteoarthritis sufferers who were treated with
the Ayurveda herbs in concert, showed "a significant reduction in
pain and disability".

And although researchers say it can take up to a month for Ayurveda
herb usage to produce positive results, the effects of the herb use for
arthritis pain relief can last for several years without the need to
increase dosage!

To help you heal without the addition of more medication, which may
bring with them own complications, requires more than popping yet
another pill. It requires attention to the mind and body. Both
medically-trained physicians and Ayurvedic practitioners agree a
holistic approach to the treatment of Arthritis is apt to bring about
the best and longest-lasting results.

To help assist your natural arthritis pain relief, in addition to
Ayurvedic treatments, it's also imperative to work at improving your
lifestyle habits and practices. Here are some examples:

*Add meditation and occasional fasting to your Ayurvedic routine
*Exercise often - but avoid those that cause you pain. Start and
progress slowly, but do it daily. *Reduce caffeine intake
*Don't' smoke. If you do, quit - if necessary, recall American
humorist Mark Twain's advice, "Habit is habit, and not to be flung
out of the window...but coaxed downstairs a step at a time."
*Reduce your stress and anxiety using simple breathing techniques and
physical exercise.

Your arthritis can be managed through natural pain relief by using
ayurvedic treatment. You won't know until you try. Why suffer any
longer?

Rayaz Siddiqi
http://www.aremedy4u.com
er@gmail.com - 04 Sep 2006 14:49 GMT
>Sometimes what modern man considered the "old ways" of healing have
>a way of coming round to be known as the "new way".

http://www.aremedy4u.com/disclaimer.html

"The entire contents of this website are intended for the purpose of
disseminating information and is presented for the sole purpose of
imparting education on Ayurvedic medicine. The information provided
has not been evaluated by the FDA, and neither is it intended to
diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or disorder in any way or
form."

So you are just a Spamming snake oil merchant, go away.

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er@gmail.com - 04 Sep 2006 14:55 GMT
>>Sometimes what modern man considered the "old ways" of healing have
>>a way of coming round to be known as the "new way".
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>
>Headers posted to aid charter abuse reports.

Aswell as gmail and the french ISP reports of spamming can be sent to
paypal and abuse@btopenworld.com his paypal email addy is
r.siddiqi@btopenworld.com
Fire Chief - 05 Sep 2006 19:51 GMT
>> http://www.xxxxxxx2y.com/disclaimer.html

> So you are just a Spamming snake oil merchant, go away.

You just spammed the groups by quoting the spammer's URL
(which I've altered above).   That only gives the a$$hole a
second chance to sell his wares.

... Windows is  1) Overpriced,  2) A memory hog,  3) A fad.
er@gmail.com - 06 Sep 2006 16:30 GMT
> You just spammed the groups by quoting the spammer's URL
> (which I've altered above).   That only gives the a$$hole a
> second chance to sell his wares.

Over to you then Joe, switch the light out when the whole thing goes
to rat sh.t. I've been reporting spammers since upsa conception in
August 2000 (and posting in asa since the middle of 1999), 'cause we
set up a charter with a "no advertising" clause. Do I ever get any
support for this? no. Does anyone else report them? I don't know ( I
know Paul Holland gives them hassle on asa).
I also try to give advise, help and informative links and just of
late, I don't even get a "thanks for that" post from the original
poster. What upsa seems to get, more and more is the "Oh it's quiet
here, aren't there any other arthritis forums?" type posts and then
someone replies showing forums some of which required paid access when
this usenet newsgroup is free [excepting ISP costs].

Well me and my RA have had our fill of it, I'm going into big time
lurk mode, throwing my teddies out etc. Paul will probably report
them, and you can square dance them into a corner and tell them one of
your constantly posted "funnies".

Bye for now.
Harvey R. Stone - 06 Sep 2006 17:38 GMT
>> You just spammed the groups by quoting the spammer's URL
>> (which I've altered above).   That only gives the a$$hole a
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> late, I don't even get a "thanks for that" post from the original
> poster.

I can tell you for sure,,,, do not expect thanks,,,, expect the people you
are trying to help to shovel you plenty of S#$$%^ because you are saying and
doing positive stuff, positive actions to do something about the world you
live in....  Oh my judgemental, strong male must be stepped
on,,,ect,,,ect,,,ect.....
    You do it because it is the right thing to do.   You do it for yourself
and what you think of yourself,,,,, not what someone else thinks of what you
do.   You do it to support the rules we live by.   It will not get you on
the big O's show.  IT WILL NOT GET YOU THANKS...   Do it for yourself
and    I   for one thank you for being who you are and the actions that you
have done.

What upsa seems to get, more and more is the "Oh it's quiet
> here, aren't there any other arthritis forums?" type posts and then
> someone replies showing forums some of which required paid access when
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> lurk mode, throwing my teddies out etc. Paul will probably report
> them,

Don't you ever think that Paul is by himself.   Don't you ever think that no
one recognizes his worth and what he had done to support those that life has
been cruel to.
   In other words as an old man told me once,,,, when you get your head out
of your a.s,,,,,, you can see better.   When I hear that popping noise,,,,,
I will know you understand.

and you can square dance them into a corner and tell them one of
> your constantly posted "funnies".
>
> Bye for now.

No,,,,,,, it is not time for you to go away.   You are needed and someday
you can learn to fill a gap,,, do what is needed like Paul and Chief
sometimes to help your fellow man to live with what this world can deal us.

Harv
 
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