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Medical researchers keep making significant progress in discovering new ways to treat various health conditions. <\/p>\nMedical researchers keep making significant progress in discovering new ways to treat various health conditions. <\/p>\n
In spite of that, the main culprits of arthritis still remain little- known. <\/p>\n
However, researchers from Harvard Medical School in Boston may finally have discovered the cause of this mysterious auto immune disorder. <\/p>\n
As strange as it sounds the cause of Arthritis lives in our gut!<\/p>\n
Click here to find out how our gut is responsible for causing arthritis and the simple method to reverse it. Do not forget to leave your opinion in a comment section below… <\/p>\n
It has been known for decades that bacteria living in our gut (gut microbiota) plays a significant role in the state of our health. <\/p>\n
Good gut bacteria supports our immune system and helps fight dangerous germs. <\/p>\n
Other types of bacteria can, however, cause significant damage to our health. And as a recent study reveals a little \u201cgut bug\u201d might be the one to blame for Rheumatoid Arthritis. <\/p>\n
Harvard University researchers analyzed fecal samples from 114 New York residents. <\/p>\n
The researchers identified four different group of study subjects:<\/p>\n
1)\tSubjects who did not suffer arthritis. Researchers were shocked to discover that as much as 75 percent of individuals of Rhemathoid Arthritis group were infected with bacteria called Prevotella copri. Although more studies need to be done to build a \u201cstrong case\u201d against this tiny bacteria, researchers share that this is a significant finding that could completely change the way Rheumatoid Arthritis is treated today. <\/p>\n
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\n2)\tPeople suffering other types of arthritis than Rheumathoid Arthritis.
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\n3)\tThos who had been diagnosed and living with Rheumathoid Arthritis for years.
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\n4)\tIndividual recently diagnosed with Rheumathoid Arthritis. This group was particularly important as they haven\u2019t started the treatment for RA yet. <\/p>\n
\nIn a healthy control group, this bacteria was found only 21 % of the time. <\/p>\n