Iona Walton
Exercise changes gut microbes and eases inflammation via endocannabinoids
Exercise appears to alter the gut microbes, which increases endocannabinoids, in turn reducing inflammation and potentially helping treat conditions including arthritis.
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DNA change and the risk of arthritic disease: Prof Stephen Eyre unravels the complex world of gene editing
It’s clear that some arthritic diseases have a genetic risk. People with rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, psoriatic arthritis and juvenile arthritis, often claim it “runs in the family”, and they’re right. Sometimes, some diseases do have a genetic risk. Genes, in the form of DNA, can influence the chance of developing these diseases.
The sooner a patient sees a podiatrist the better the outcome is, explains podiatrist Christopher Joyce
People with all kinds of arthritis may see a podiatrist at any stage of their condition and are likely to have multiple contacts with a podiatrist over the course of their lifetime. Podiatrists see all forms of inflammatory arthritis and other rheumatic conditions at all stages, and have a board and varied input.
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