Category: Research

  • Exercise makes Magnesium accessible to Mitochondria

    I have suspected a problem with my magnesium levels for over 20 years. Magnesium supplements not only do not help but if you take the wrong ones, they can make things worse. I found this article very exciting because it gives me hope that the medical community may be on the cusp of understanding the…

  • Gout, Pseudogout & Parathyroid research

    I’m amazed at what I learn from helping my mother and son with their disease. Mom may have Pseudogout. Which is a problem with calcium phosphate crystals depositing in her joints. The parathyroid gland controls calcium metabolism so it might be a problem with her parathyroid. Her X-rays revealed chondrocalcinosis in her knees. Her doctor…

  • Food additives & inflammation

    I have know for a while that I do not feel well after eating processed food. This research supports what I have discovered the hard way. Food additives, in this case the emulsifier carboxylmethylcellulose (CMC) and polysorbate 80 (P80), affect our gut microbiome and inflammation. This research was focused on anxiety, but it references that…

  • Ulcerative Colitis or Psoriatic Arthritis

    My Gut could be causing my Hand Pains This article makes me wonder if my disease could be Ulcerative Colitis rather than Psoriatic Arthritis. It took me several years to land on the Psoriatic Arthritis disease diagnosis and I’ve been fairly confident in that diagnosis. But I’ve been taking Humira for several years and still…

  • RNA research on T cells and lymphoma

    Pain and itching are also symptoms of Psoriatic Arthritis This research is complex for the layperson, but I’m saving it here for future reference because it overlaps my disease in that it addresses T cells and lymphoma. I have an aunt with Small Lymphocytic Lymphoma Cancer that I can’t yet find a way to connect to…

  • Plastics and inflammation

    Plastics and Autoimmune Disease I have wanted to look for research that connected plastics to inflammation because the use of plastics and epidemic of inflammatory diseases coincide. It could be coincidence, but I suspect there are some connections that have not yet been made and when they do get made it will be disruptive to…