Paddison Program for Optimal Health | Rheumatoid A

Clint gives a quick tip on why we should always set a target for our C-Reactive Protein and how important it is. Good day, it’s Clint Paddison here with my little son Aiden, just chilling on the bed. We’re doing a little drawing and I wanted to share with you something a little bit more […]

Clint explains how generating a habit is the goal, and the daily repetition automatically creates the outcome you are after Good day, it’s Clint Paddison here with another tip on reversing rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. And today I want to talk about the importance of habits. I’m about to go into the gym. And at the […]

We discuss in this interview: Avoiding triggers Cardiovascular exercise Sleeping position Upper body workout What to do if you have rheumatoid arthritis in the fingers? That’s what we’re going to talk about today. My name’s Clint Paddison and over at rheumatoidsupport.com. I help people with these challenges every day. So our new member has rheumatoid […]

In this episode, Clint talks about his recommendation and personal experience on Flu shots. Well, I’ve always been nervous about having flu shots for that exact reason for myself personally. And in fact, earlier this year, in January going back, what, 10, 11 months. I had a flu shot for the very first time against […]

We discuss in this interview: 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 […]

We discuss in this interview: 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 […]

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. Shell said, “I read that some people can be symptomatic with low CRP and rheumatoid factor numbers. Do the numbers always […]

We discuss how: Charlotte was diagnosed with RA a couple of years ago As a registered nurse, she has added her personal perspective in adjusting her lifestyle to face the inflammation She also kept a constant relationship with her rheumatologist, and made him read the section of the Paddison Program for rheumatologists She continues her […]

In this episode Clint explains how his diet has evolved through the years, from the early stages of the Paddison Program to his current state where he has added lots of different foods to the baseline, and how the process of adding a new element can work, sometimes even by accident. More variety in the […]

Ana and Clint discuss: How workouts at the gym or at home can be simple and successful at eliminating pain How Ana normalised her Anti-CCP marker Eating out at restaurant tips Traveling Tips Eating plantains for weight gain The common missing link when trying to add muscle Stress control for maximum progress Combating hair loss […]

We discuss how: Last year Emma started feeling stiffness and pain in the hands The inflammation spread very rapidly and within three weeks she had multiple joints inflamed Her blood tests were inconclusive, but the symptoms were spreading fast so she began the Paddison Program right away A couple of weeks before the symptoms started […]

We discuss how: Brooke was diagnosed with RA and the following week she found she was pregnant with her second child About one month after her daughter was born, suddenly pain struck her, she struggled to walk and her hands felt like they were frozen The rheumatologist told her to stop breastfeeding her daughter and […]

We discuss how: Seema was diagnosed with RA and had very high pain levels Pain was almost unbearable and she needed support to get up from a chair She was put on sulfasalazine, and started taking painkillers to deal with the pain She quit a very stressful job and started searching the internet to gain […]

We discuss how: After a period of intense stress Lani got a urinary tract infection After 10 days of antibiotics her hands felt like they were on fire Initial tests for RA went negative, but the pain extended to the wrists and then to the arms, feet and ankles While waiting for more specialized tests, […]

We discuss how: About 4 years ago, Bambi started to have severe pain in the ankles Months passed waiting for answer from the hospital, and the arms started to hurt very bad as well Bambi runs a nursery, and working became more and more a struggle Eventually she was diagnosed with RA and started taking […]

We discuss how: At a point in his life, Pat literally started to ‘slow down’ He couldn’t even close the car door, and struggled to move without significant pain He eventually got diagnosed with RA and put on medications The drugs brought some relief initially, but the improvements weren’t enough He started with prednisolone and […]

We discuss how: Stress plays a key role in the management of autoimmune conditions Dr. Amir Rashidian has seen it countless times with his patients His book “The StressProof Life: The Secret to Health, Wealth and Happiness” focuses on preparing your body to handle stress in everyday life The starting point is that when you […]

We discuss how: Laura started having symptoms of RA 5 years ago at 24 Three years later, after having her daughter, she had a massive flare-up Having had stomach problems since she was 16, she made the connection between her symptoms and diet although doctors were of different advise She researched and found about Dr. […]

Katy is back for her 2 year update! She has done phenomenally well in the past two years, building even further on the progress she made in her first year on the Paddison Program. [See her first episode here]. We discuss how: Katie was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis when she was just 10 months […]

We discuss how: – Marcel is 11 years old and has been diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis – Symptoms started about a year prior to his diagnosis with some pain in his jaw and his foot – Then pain spread to his finger joints and came to a point he couldn’t hold a pen and […]