Simon Mills
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard 26 Dec
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Why don't you give it a go?
It depends again where it is, but let's take joints and back, you know, where you've got a joint that's causing, and it's because it's inflamed.
Yeah.
So when you have an inflammation, you add itis to the name of the plant.
So this is arthritis because it's an inflammation of the joint.
You have cystitis, which is the bladder.
You have bronchitis if it's the lungs, gastritis if it's the stomach.
So itis tells us there's an inflammation.
And mostly with arthritis is an inflammation.
And briefly, it's because there's junk being dumped on the joint.
The joints have got very poor circulation by design because, you know, there's surfaces being pressed against each other.
And so the tissue in the joint is cartilage, gristle, if you're eating it, which is designed to survive with very poor circulation because, you know, when you've got two things pressing it, there's not much room for blood in there.
So if there is metabolic waste, let's call it junk, in the system, it's more likely to come out in these places where there's poor circulation.
Sometimes things are a bit like a U-bend under a basin.
You know, if there's any stuff in the sink, it's going to come to deposit there.
So I think of joints as a bit like a
So the first thing that people did with a joint pain, an inflammation of the joint, was to help to clean the joint, bring more blood into the area.
And that's what the inflammation is doing.
It hurts like billy-ho, but what it's doing is bringing more blood in by brute force to do what I was just saying.
But if you were to put on a mustard plaster...
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