The western diet is associated with inflammation, and inflammation is central to autoimmunity and autoimmune diseases. Keeping the inflammation down can help in lengthening time between attacks. What to eat and what not to eat are the common questions. In order to quiet inflammation triggers, educate ourselves and live a normal life is the focus.
– Autoantibodies
– Are they really “autoantibodies”?
– Self or Non?self?
I would like to re?explore this question using what we have learned in 2018.
Methotrexate is the most commonly prescribed drug to treat rheumatoid arthritis, yet it only helps about half of those who try it. Find out how it works and how to lessen its side effects.
Jeffrey Bland, PhD
Chairman Emeritus & Member, Board of Directors The Institute for Functional Medicine
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