The Paddison Podcast

Coronavirus and Rheumatoid Arthritis – Rheumatology Panel Discussion and Q&A

Erin is having massive results from her intense exercise program: regularly going to a Bikram Yoga class has helped her achieve much greater food variety.

Dr. MacKay has 35 years of general practitioner experience, he talks about the immersive periods he organizes and how a healthy lifestyle can be beneficial.

We listen to Robert as he explains how he came to know of a link between oral hygiene and RA symptoms, and look at some studies and insights about it.

After doing the Paddison Program for 12 months, Lou has been able to travel across Europe in a van: he shares his experience with us in this episode.

Gagan is a very active member of the Rheumatoid Support forum, and in this episode she tells us how she has succesfully overcome many RA challenges.

Dr. Gemma Newman has a specialist interest in holistic health, plant based nutrition and lifestyle medicine, and how it can impact osteoarthritis treatment.

In the last podcast of this 3-part series Cecile shares with us her insights on approaching RA with the right mindset and how to develop it.

Do you know your CRP target?

In the Feedback Friday Sessions Clint will choose one update from Rheumatoid Support as a means to share insights and opinions.

Cecile is back and shares with us her experience with dietary changes, and why they are not enough for an effective strategy against RA.

Cecile tells us her experience with prednisone, its interactions with other drugs and in general the pros and cons of its use.

Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis in the wrists to reduce pain and swelling using stretching, improved grip, forearm and upper body strength.

The Paddison podcast is now called the Rheumatoid Solution podcast! We are going to be assisting those with autoimmune arthritis to live easier healthier and happier lives with lots of regular guests and practical information. Thanks for listening!

Clint explains how generating a habit is the goal, and the daily repetition automatically creates the outcome you are after

  Avoiding triggers Cardiovascular exercise Sleeping position Upper body workout  

  How Tim got to a difficult diagnosis of two diseases Six months on antibiotics and their consequences The importance of personal research on the disease A 21-days water fast Gut bacteria and their function Going for 1 per cent improvements Disease treatment as transformation Treating Lyme with an alcohol-deterrent medication  

  Suzanne’s fabulous outcome following the Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis Nut butters and coconut oils - popular, but do they harm? Journals as a tool for progress monitoring Cheating with coffee! Really that bad? Exercising at home - making it successful Visualisation for success Green juices and smoothies - how crucial are they?  

In this episode, Clint discussed how blood markers do not necessarily reflect what's happening inside the body. In such instances, physical exams and other assessments are crucial to getting a proper diagnosis of RA.