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If you are sick of trying exciting new arthritis treatments, just to find that none of them work, we have some good news.<\/p>\nIf you are sick of trying exciting new arthritis treatments, just to find that none of them work, we have some good news.<\/p>\n
Researchers at Queen Mary College, University College London, recently made a discovery bringing about a revolution in arthritis treatment.<\/p>\n
But before describing their study, it is important to explain why arthritis treatments have, up to now, been so ineffective.<\/p>\n
If you have arthritis, the cartilage that separates the bones from each other inside your joints is inflamed, swollen, and busy wearing away. <\/p>\n
Inflamed cartilage is so dense that nothing can enter it. It is almost completely impenetrable.<\/p>\n
Joints, surrounding tissues, and synovial fluids are awash in neutrophils, which are normally helpful bacteria-busting white blood cells. But when the body\u2019s immune system gets off-kilter, the sentries run amok and cause unnecessary inflammation.<\/p>\n
So when you eat cartilage-building and anti-inflammatory foods, the inflammation is too severe for the chemical properties of these beneficial foods to penetrate and do their jobs. <\/p>\n
If they can’t enter, they cannot heal.<\/p>\n
When the Queen Mary College academics discovered that arthritic people had more neutrophil activity than those not suffering arthritis. <\/p>\n
By injecting mice with their own neutrophil directly into the joints, the scientists could drastically improve their arthritis. This is all in beginning stages but sounds quite promising to ease arthritis pain.<\/p>\n
While the scientists sort out new invasive treatments to beat back inflammation within the cells, what can a person do in the mean time? <\/p>\n
As it turns out, preventing inflammation from occurring in the first place is the starting point.<\/p>\n