Arthritis is a collective name for many diseases, which normally attack the joint and surrounding area. There are dozens of different types of arthritis, each with its own cause. Arthritis is a leading health problem among all demographic groups, although significant and sometimes surprising disparities exist.

Arthritis is an increasing issue for an ageing population, studies indicate an alarmingly high number of reported cases of arthritis by people around the age of retirement. These debilitating conditions collectively termed as arthritis, effect around one fifth of the adult population. The risk of developing symptoms of arthritis will increase with age if left unchecked, with those over the age of 70 having only a 30% chance of escaping arthritis.

Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune version of the disease, which means its re-occurring over a long time. Many people with RA note that their arthritis symptoms change over time, sometimes experiencing periods of remission.

Autoimmune diseases are illnesses that occur when one's own body tissues are mistakenly attacked by one's own immune system. Rheumatoid arthritis attacks the lining of the joints, called the synovium, the synovium or joint lining becomes thickened and inflamed during attacks, these attacks can be very painful and debilitating.

The Symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis.

Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis can include pain, stiffness, swelling and impaired function of the affected joint, over time severe RA may lead to damage to the cartilage

Rheumatoid Arthritis Attacks Symmetrically.

RA is not often restricted to just one joint, many arthritics will often find themselves symmetrically effected, such as in both hands, or perhaps in both knees, rheumatoid arthritis has the ability to travel throughout one's body and is not limited to attacking only joints.

A Real Cure For Your Rheumatoid arthritis!

Rheumatoid arthritis is the symptom of an underlying disease, normal modern medical practice is to offer only symptomatic drug relief, which in my opinion can only lead to an eventual worsening of one's condition, mainly due to the toxicity content.

An autoimmune diseases is difficult to treat with drugs, due to the many different factors involved, anyone trying to treat their own RA will only be successful if they can address the following underlying problems.

* Remove harmful toxins and poisons,

* Bacterial and fungal issues located in the gut must be tackled.

* Detoxify and cleanse the kidneys.

* Avoid known and unknown RA triggers.

* Reduce swelling and inflammation naturally.

* Trapped deposits must be flushed from the joint areas, deposits such as metals ingested through drinking water and pollutants.

* Address excessively high uric acid levels and the body's PH balance.

* Repair cell, tissue and bone damage.

* Bring excessive free radicals back down to a healthy and normal level.

* The body's immune system must be returned to a normal healthy level.

* Repair your body's healthy digestive system.

* Bring body weight in line with its BMI.

* Naturally keep the joints lubricated.

Impossible you might think?, You would be half right, indeed it is basically impossible for today's drug treatments to have any effect on these underlying factors, however, from experience i can tell you that by making a number of simple life changes, and using an alternative approach all of these possible underlying contributing factors can be addressed successfully.

I'm aware of the dim view that today's medical professionals express regarding alternative treatments for many ailments, including rheumatoid arthritis, what should perhaps be remembered is the simple fact that modern medicine owes its very existence to ancient herbal & Natural practices. Try a natural approach to your RA it could be our best option.