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REVERSAL OF ARTHRITIS
IS JUST A SUPPLEMENT AWAY
March 17, 2002
Cowichan Valley Citizen
23
Duncan Crow

A "cure" for arthritis has not been proclaimed, but there is, according to this story, a large body of
knowledge about how to reliably slow or stop its progress, and a smaller body of knowledge on how to
reverse the cartilage damage.

The gist of it is that, the story says, it's an oxidative stress illness, often associated with age-related
spontaneous degeneration. Antioxidants and drugs to suppress the inflammation are being employed with
varying degrees of success. The missing ingredient is the master antioxidant and detox enzyme,
glutathione, as the following (peer-reviewed) Medline articles show:

From "The glutathione defense system in the pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis": "The results support
a hypothesis that defense mechanisms against reactive oxygen species are impaired in RA." J Appl
Toxicol 2001 Jan-Feb;21(1):69-73. Another article asserts:

"GSH deficiency or oxidative stress plays a role in disease pathology, e.g. rheumatoid arthritis,
Parkinson's disease, hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, septic shock and diabetes."

In an article titled "Free radicals in chronic fatigue syndrome: cause or effect?" from Department of
Biological Sciences, University of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia: "We have demonstrated that
certain morphological and biochemical changes occur in chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and in
rheumatoid arthritis (RA). These changes in RA can be explained by the well-established inappropriate
increase in free radical generation. The similar changes in CFS suggest a similar explanation and a
possible role for free radicals in the aetiology of this condition." The story goes on to say that we can get
the inflammation and free radical damage under control with glutathione precursor HMS-90. Let's
regrow that degenerating cartilage. For that you need a non-drug product that's guaranteed to do exactly
that or your money back. The product also controls Th2 cell mediated inflammatory response by
increasing Th1 memory cells like one of HMS-90's properties.

To get more information p.647.476.6888, immuno-press@3web.com or www.immunotec.com/maktek