Specific Dust Triples Arthritis Pain (avoid at all cost)

When a thing makes it three times more likely to develop arthritis and therefore can seriously contribute to your arthritis pain, you have to pay attention to it.

And since this one thing is all around us, you must be extremely careful.

A recent study in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases drew a worrying conclusion for those who work in the textile industry.

After questioning 1,820 Malaysian woman, 910 who worked in the textile industry and 910 who almost never encountered objects and chemicals known to cause rheumatoid arthritis, Malaysian and Swedish scientists discovered that regular exposure to textile dust could almost triple one’s chance of developing rheumatoid arthritis.

While only 1.7 percent of those without rheumatoid arthritis regularly encountered textile dust, a full 4.5 percent of those with the disease did.

They speculated that the workers probably inhaled the dust and that it lodged in their lungs because of the large size and unique shape of the dust particles. Toxins produced by bacteria commonly found in textile dust might also be responsible.

Once the dust settles inside the lungs, it produces a near permanent inflammatory response that may lead to other inflammatory diseases.

Even if you never worked in the textile industry, this study is very relevant to you. Because it shows that dust and other pollution seriously contributes to arthritis.
And, since you probably wear clothes, there may be traces of dust in your lungs, even if you’re not making the clothes.

You should, therefore, pay extreme attention to your environment if you suffer
arthritis.

It also shows that since there is a cause, there is a cure. Here is the exact step-by-step strategy that completely reversed my arthritis…