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pineapple, vinegar, omega-3 fatty acids

To manage the condition doctors advise controlling body weight, eating healthy including intake of antioxidants Vitamin C, calcium and Vitamin D apart from taking medicines as prescribed by the doctor.

calcium from milk, green vegetables, fruit

avoid obesity. high-fiber diet. be active, not sedentary.

Many blogs have been written emphasizing the importance of weight loss in terms of preserving lower extremity joint function, lowering the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, and improving quality of sleep-not to mention quality of life.

Knee and Hip Replacements Linked to Heart Attacks Older Age, Recent Heart Attacks Increased the Risks Associated With Joint Replacement Surgeries July 23, 2012 -- People over age 60 who have surgery to replace a worn out hip or knee have a significantly higher risk of having a heart attack after their surgeries, a large new study shows.