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HERE'S YOUR FOOD CURE PLAN FOR ARTHRITIS

Let Me Customize Your Food Cure for Arthritis

The food you eat can help you manage arthritis. But everyone is different — and your food cure may vary, depending on your lifestyle and health. To give you the best, most effective food cure for your arthritis, we need to know more about you.




0. Do you have arthritis?


1. What type of arthritis do you have?




2. Which of the following do you eat most often?




3. Do you drink enough water?



4. Do you smoke?



5. Which best describes your weight?



6. Rate your level of aerobic activity:



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