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What is the best cure for arthritis, diabetes, and carpal tunnel syndrome?

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FOR ARTHRITIS

http://www.webterrace.com/arthritis/remedies.htm

Rest, splinting of affected joints and exercise programs. Good nutrition is also very important. It is important because patients with a more advanced disease often experience anemia and weight loss. Medication to control pain and stiffness and reduce the risk of joint deformity.

For diabetes.

A cure for Diabetes has not been found yet. However, it can be controlled. Ways to control diabetes are: maintaining blood glucose levels, blood fat levels and weight. Blood glucose levels can be maintained by following a diet designed by your doctor, exercising, and eating at regular intervals.

For me.....

Take medication before eating high-sugary foods. I ate brown rice and sesame seed as my staple food and before I knew it, my sugar level was around 5 - which was normal! Also I walk everyday (exercise).

Carpal Tunnel...

  • Changing the frequency with which the person performs the repetitive motion.
  • Changing the amount of time the person rests between periods of performing the repetitive motion.
  • Doses of anti-inflammatory drugs
  • Injections of cortisone or steroids in their wrist to reduce swelling.

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