We discuss how: - Julie developed rheumatoid arthritis a couple of years ago - She had her first manifestation while on a trip, after going back home her blood values were all messed up - She went on ibuprofen, panadine and cortisone injections for 5 weeks - She started researching anti-inflammatory foods before being diagnosed in January 2017 - She switched to eating fruit and vegetables only, and after a week her pain was reduced by 60% - After that, she was able to cut back on panadine and ibuprofen but went back to her normal diet - The return of the symptoms made elastic supports necessary for walking - Further research aimed at avoiding Methotrexate led her to the Paddison Program - Within a week Julie got rid of the supports and her CRP dropped from 24 to 16 in 3 months

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