.. .. some doctors prescribe Diclofenac (Voltaren) fer arthritis plus rheumatic diseases .. .. it might werk fer ya or it might not .. .. caution might cause heart problems
i am concerned about that. i stopped b/p meds because efficacy was small. b/p at rest no meds 180/90 pulse 68. whether real or imagined i have felt small pings of heart pain since starting celebrex when working,, not alot or big,,, but. il prob start b/p meds again. my income is boom/bust. last year or so been eating alot of mountain house, mre, dehydrated fruit and get fresh fruit potatoes meat, bread to extend the emergency stash. i see celebrex as a bridge to identify the underlying cause so i dont need it. at this point i belive my crappy diet is what is causing whatever flavor of arthritis i have. now that im functional again the indoor green house and proxy salmon/moose is going to take priority. thankyou fellow simians for advice and whats working for you had a friend with bad shoulder, meds said may cause cancer on the bottle. it did. died less then a year. that was 30 years ago.
.. .. if ya have high blood pressure plus cardiac problems dont take Diclofenac (Voltaren), ask yer doctor what ya can take instead .. .. .. .. aspirin should not interfere with yer heart [ it would probably help the heart ] .. .. GI bleeding is a prob tho .. .. ya could take safety coated aspirin .. .. .. .. olive oil .. .. garlic .. .. ginger .. .. fish high in omega-3 .. .. should help .. .. ask yer doctor .. .. .. .. yer doctor or dietician may recommend the Mediterranean Diet .. .. [ google AI ] [ verified / edited by humans ] Key Components of the Mediterranean Diet: Abundant Fruits and Vegetables: . A wide variety of fruits and vegetables form the base of the diet, providing essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Whole Grains: . Choosing whole grains like brown rice, quinoa, and whole wheat bread over refined grains is a key aspect of the diet. Healthy Fats: . Extra virgin olive oil is a staple, used for cooking and dressings. Nuts, seeds, and avocados are also important sources of healthy fats. Fish and Seafood: . Regular consumption of fish, particularly fatty fish like salmon, is encouraged due to their omega-3 fatty acid content. [ avoid fish like tuna which contain Methylmercury ] if ya cant eat salmon substitute it with other healthy fats Legumes: . Lentils, beans, and chickpeas are excellent sources of plant-based protein and fiber. Moderate Dairy: . Low-fat dairy products like yogurt and cheese are included, but in moderation. Limited Red Meat: . Red meat is consumed sparingly, with a focus on lean poultry and fish as protein sources. Herbs and Spices: . A wide array of herbs and spices are used to flavor foods, reducing the need for excessive salt. sorry about yer friend
this sounds best so far,,, i love bread. looking at recipes for mediterainian diet i could actually see me doing that. thanks