Biggest Arthritis Myths
Despite the common belief that arthritis only affects the elderly, nearly two-thirds of people with arthritis are younger than 65. Nearly 1 in 250 children actually suffer from the disease. The types of arthritis characterized by joint inflammation, such as rheumatoid arthritis, can happen at any age.
Another common myth is that nightshade vegetables, which include potatoes, eggplant, peppers and tomatoes, can exacerbate arthritis symptoms. The belief is that a chemical in these vegetables can cause too much calcium to build up in the body, damaging the joints. But doctors say there's not a lot of scientific evidence to back up that claim. Recent studies actually concluded and found that nightshade vegetables may actually help keep symptoms in check.
Age and food may be myths when it comes to arthritis but one thing that sure isn't a myth is that Penetran+Plus works well in relieving the pain caused by arthritis. It penetrates the area where the arthritis pain occurs like the legs and back and immediately provides users with relief. Users of all ages agree it has worked miracles and allowed them to keep going with their daily routines. There are no myths in the Penetran dictionary. Just facts!
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