Bromelain The Natural Treatment For Rheumatoid Arthritis
22 August 2007 – 12:22 pm
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Brilliant Bromelain
So what’s bromelian?
Bromelian is a digestive enzyme which helps to digest protein.
It is derived from pineapples.
What’s The Connection With The Digestive Enzyme Bromelain And Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Bromelain has significant anti-inflammatory activity.
This anti-inflammatory activity can reduce pain, inflammation and swelling which is ideal for Rheumatoid Arthritis.
In fact double-blind trials have shown that bromelain can reduce joint swelling and improve joint mobility.
What Dose Of Bromelain Do You Need To Take To Help With Your Rheumatoid Arthritis?
To help reduce your Rheumatoid Arthritis try taking between 250 mg and 500 mg three times per day.
As with all supplements, please consult your doctor before taking bromelain.
This is especially important if you are about to undergo surgery.
Are The Any Side Effects Associated With Bromelian?
Most people are generally safe with bromelain.
It has been noted that in very high amounts it can cause increased heart rate.
Some people have also reported to being allergic to bromelain.
Care also needs to be taken if taken with blood thinning drugs, its best to chat to your doctor if this is the case.
OK, Let’s Round Up Bromelain And Rheumatoid Arthritis…
- Bromelian is a digestive enzyme derived from pineapples
- Bromelain has significant anti-inflammatory activity
- This anti-inflammatory activity can reduce pain, inflammation and swelling
