It is important that those who suffer from this disease have a varied diet and integral containing plenty of fruits and vegetables, preferably raw, grains, legumes, nuts, seaweed, sea fish and quality virgin oils. As for the red and white-meat, milk and eggs should contain as little fat as possible and be consumed in moderation. The sausages, sweets, sweeteners, white sugar or sodas should be removed completely from the diet.
Another key is nutritional supplementation and use of medicinal herbs. And these are the most important elements that should contain a treatment to combat lupus:
They all seem to stop their autoimmune disease process if you take a dose of 3 grams of fish oil for three weeks.There are clinical studies demonstrating the ability of these nutrients to achieve remission of the disease.The essential fatty acid deficiency is one of our shortcomings in the current diet, so it is ideal to promote the consumption of virgin oils, fish and oleaginous fruits to prevent autoimmune diseases and other epidemic character such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes or AIDS.
On the other hand, include the value of fish oils in many associated conditions such as lupus nephritis, mood disturbances or fatigue.
Shark cartilage.
Mucopolysaccharides present in shark cartilage have been shown to be important immunoregulatory agents. Hence, an appropriate therapy to match your intake with fish oil may even stop the degenerative process.
In addition, shark cartilage is useful for regenerating joints, usually affected by this disease.
* Other immunoregulatory substances of interest in the treatment of lupus include Primrose Oil, Morinda Citrifolia, Noni, the Cetilmiristoleato, Ginger and methylsulfonylmethane (MSM). An intelligent combination of all of them replaced with no side effects benefits and primitive approach to anti-inflammatory steroids.
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