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| Interesting! When I first read the title I was expecting something along the lines of arthritic looking rose canes w/ hips :) |
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- Posted by michaelalreadytaken No Cal (My Page) on Mon, Jun 18, 07 at 23:51
| I thought it was interesting in that it speaks to rheumatoid arthritis and that panoply of immune disorders instead of the more common osteo. MichaelAT |
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| It is interesting! Thanks so much for posting this. I read up on the product they used in the study, and found one supplier in the US: Swanson Health Products. If anyone's interested, it's easy to find a $5.00 coupon for new customers. I ordered a bottle. Not the cheapest supplement I ever bought, but if it works it'll be well worth it. They claim improvement should be felt in two weeks. That would be very nice... Susan |
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| It's been known for many generations that rosehips are an excellent source of vitamin C....now this article..... ..hhhmmmmm...makes me think I will finally try some of these recipes this fall. Luckily for me , I have lots of Rugosas and plenty of rose hips. Thanks for the article Michael. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Rosehip Recipes
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- Posted by meredith_e 7B Piedmont NC (My Page) on Wed, Jun 20, 07 at 8:42
| Thank you very much, MAT. I may give it a shot to help stave off the bone-swelly thing I had [BTW HAD! Happy Happy Wrist/Thumb Moving Dance!!] for the future. I do love hearing of helpful things that are also eaten as food. Rose hip jelly has been around forever. I try to include these foods on a regular basis - turmeric, berries, nuts, certain fish... Native American remedies for blood sugar problems are another food-helped issue: prickly pear cactus, beans and Cornelian cherries are great to 'take'. Of course, the actual studies are great to see. Thanks! |
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