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Best Arthritis-Friendly Foods

Posted in Arthritis-Friendly Food and Diet, Life with arthritis, Resources for Arthritis • Tags: arthritis-friendly foods, bananas, calcium, cheese, fish, folate, food nutrients, healthy fats, omega-3 fatty acids, salmon, sources of nutrients, soy, sweet peppers, sweet potatoes, vitamin B6

If you dig into my old posts, I have always mentioned that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, fish and non-fat dairy is good for people suffering from arthritis.

Once more from Reader’s Digest. But this time, a list of nutrient-rich food that is best for people with arthritis:

1. Salmon - one of the riches sources of healthy fats and omega-3 fatty acids. I guess most fish will be good as well? More →

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Gloria D Gamat I would like the patients to understand their condition better in order to help them discern what is best for their life with arthritis in conjunction to what their doctors are telling them! .. More ..

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