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Mind-Body Pain Relief
Creative visualization, experts say, can influence psychological states, perception and even everyday reality, enabling you to create a life with less stress and pain, as well as bring about more of the things you do want: mind-body health, happiness and success. Read More

Some Alternative Therapies Work for Arthritis
Researchers evaluated 21 CAM therapies for RA, OA and fibromyalgia, concluding that acupuncture, massage, yoga and tai chi work in some cases.

Magnetic Bracelets Don’t Help with RA

New study finds neither magnetic and copper bracelets work to ease symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis.

Study Casts Doubt on Common PT Regimen for Hip OA
Patients getting physical therapy for hip OA improved in terms of pain and function – but so did those getting fake PT.

The Best Non-Drug Ways to Ease Knee Pain

Some non-drug therapies may help knee osteoarthritis and put off surgery – and some won’t. Treatment guidelines give your best options for relieving knee OA pain and stiffness.

11 Drug-free Ways to Feel Better
Use these drug-free tips to relieve arthritis symptoms and improve overall wellness.

8 Natural Therapies for Arthritis Pain
Joint pain and stiffness from arthritis can be daily challenge. While conventional treatments work to control inflammation and slow disease progression, there are natural therapies that can play an important role in how you feel. Here are eight ways you can ease pain naturally.

Boost Your Energy With Easy Steps
Looking for some tried-and-true instant energy boosters? Here you’ll find quick and easy energy boosters to fit your lifestyle and restore your mind, body and spirit in minutes.

Aromatherapy for Pain Relief
Aromatherapy for pain relief? You bet. Learn which scents are most effective for aromatherapy pain relief and relaxation.

Fast and Easy Joint Pain Relief
Discover how to find quick arthritis relief with these 5 heat therapy products.

Occupational Therapy for Arthritis
What is occupational therapy and how can it benefit you if you have arthritis? Learn about the benefits, when you should start and more.

Electrical Stimulation for Knee Osteoarthritis
Here’s good news about pain relief by electrical stimulation. Knee osteoarthritis symptoms treated by a new technique, an electrical knee therapy that strengthens muscle tissue.

Using Heat and Cold for Pain Relief
Simple and inexpensive, heat pads and cold treatments are among the most effective methods for pain relief. Learn which forms of heat and cold therapy will work best for you.

5 Drug-free Remedies – Backed by Science
Find out how simple natural remedies like walking and drinking green tea are proven to help arthritis symptoms.

Physical Therapy for Arthritis
What is physical therapy and how can it benefit a person with arthritis? Learn what a physical therapist does and how they can help ease arthritis pain.

Movement Retraining for Osteoarthritis
Can changing the way you walk reduce OA knee pain? Discover what new research is showing about movement retraining.

Healing With Chiropractic Medicine
Discover if chiropractic medicine can be used as an arthritis treatment.

Vitamins and Minerals
Vitamin and Mineral Guide
Learn about the different types of vitamins and minerals and get facts on each of them such as benefits, dosages, drug interactions and foods that contain them.

Vitamins and Minerals: How Much is Too Much?
Some people take vitamins and mineral supplements that have been touted for arthritis relief, like calcium, or vitamins C, D, and E. Yet it is possible to go overboard and get too much of these which can be harmful.

While the vitamin C benefits are clear, the amount of Vitamin C for people with different kinds of arthritis is questionable. Learn about recent studies on vitamin C amounts and effects.

Vitamin D: Why We Need It, How To Get It
Vitamin D deficiencies are more likely in people who take oral corticosteriods. Learn nine easy tips to boost your vitamin D levels and get you back in balance.

Supplements & Herbs for Arthritis
Supplement and Herb Guide
Searching for everything and anything you can find about supplements? You’ll find all arthritis supplements – from uses to side effects – in the Arthritis Today Supplement Guide.

Study Finds Chondroitin Sulfate Helps Hand OA
A new study shows a chondroitin sulfate supplement appears to safely relieve some symptoms of hand osteoarthritis, or OA.

9 Supplements for Arthritis
Research hasn’t always kept pace with popularity of supplements. But more natural medicines are being put to the test in well-designed clinical trials. Here are nine supplements that are backed by science to show effectiveness for rheumatoid arthritis (RA), osteoarthritis (OA) and arthritis-related conditions.

The Facts About Supplements
Thinking about taking vitamins and supplements? Get the facts before you start with our definitions of vitamins and supplements.

Stop the Fishy Aftertaste of Fish Oil Supplements
Don’t forgo your inflammation-fighting fish oil supplements because of their fishy aftertaste. Find out how to take the fishiness out of fish oil.

Should You See an Herbalist for Arthritis?
Need some help sorting through the claims and benefits of herbal medicines? Find out how an herbalist can help with your arthritis.

Supplements Can Help with Arthritis, But Choose Wisely
Some supplements and herbs can help relieve arthritis pain – but you must choose wisely. Learn what to look for and what to watch out for.

Nine Supplements to Avoid
Not all supplements are beneficial. There are some supplements to avoid such as possibly arnica and aconite. Keep reading to find out what else to stay away from and why.

Herbs for Arthritis
How do you take your herbs and botanicals? Here’s a guide to concoctions, tinctures, extracts, all the basics on botanicals.

Chondroitin Sulfate and Glucosamine Supplements in Osteoarthritis
Surprising news emerges from Glucosamine/Chondroitin Arthritis research trial: Diet supplement combining glucosamine and chondroitin appears to be no more effective than placebo.

Study Rates Arthritis Supplements
Get the facts on which supplements work to relieve arthritis symptoms and which ones don’t.

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