Prescription Drugs, Why Take Them?

Don't learn to live with your arthritis, learn to live without it!

Treating your arthritis with prescription drugs fails to give you the chance to return to health. Treating the results of disease, does not treat you, but rather treats only the manifestations of disordered health, it's a superficial approach which can only end in a breakout some place else.

Each person with arthritis will have different symptoms of their disease to another with the "same" disease. Diseased states are individual, and must be treated accordingly. Each person will experience their disease in a different manner, and therefore each person's diseased state must be treated individually.

One can gain more insight into the problems which occur as a result of  by visiting a forum where patients relate their experiences with a particular drug, and here you will see the varied responses to the same drug with the same dose.

This is proof enough of the failure of the, one size fits all, approach of prescription drugs. You will soon see that one size does not fit all, and each person with the "same" disease will react very differently.

Alternative medicine looks at the individual with the arthritic disease manifestations, and treats that person accordingly, which means that the next patient with the "same" disease will walk out the door with a very different medicine, for each patient will experience their disease differently.

Although the manifestations of a disease may only be recent, it takes time for that disease to develop, it has to be nurtured with an inferior diet, years of over eating, fast foods, sodas, stressed mental states, unhealthy environmental influences, all of these influences added together will eventually produce health problems.Each drug you take to treat your arthritis, while it may appear to help initially, will eventually exert a negative influence on your health. Exactly how this will affect you, will again depend on your individual predisposition to a certain disease state, it will be different for each person.

It is up to you the patient to take responsibility for your health, change your lifestyle, change over to a healthy diet, these are simple measures you can implement, and you will soon reap the benefits. You will avoid becoming a burden on the health system, you will have a quality life, free from pain and disease. So stop and think before you take your next prescription drug, ask yourself, is there another way to treat your disease.

Don't listen to those who want to teach you how to live with your arthritis, listen to those who want to show you how to live without your arthritis. Read more:   Surgery for Arthritis

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