Arthritis risks can be cut by choosing to breastfeed.Arthritis is probably something that we’d all like to avoid in later life, and new research suggests that there is a simple and effective way to cut your risk of developing it.

Breastfeeding for at least a year can cut your risk factor by a half in cases of rheumatoid arthritis.

The Malmo University Hospital in Sweden carried out the study which compared 136 arthritic people with 544 people without it.

A gluten-free could ease arthritis sufferers' misery.Rheumatoid arthritis patients who follow a vegan diet and avoid gluten can lessen the risk of a heart attack or stroke, a new study has found.

People who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis are at high risk of getting cardiovascular diseases, but as a gluten-free diet can lower cholesterol and raise levels of natural antibodies found within the body.

The leader of the study, Johan Frostegard of the Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden, gave 38 of his arthritic patients a gluten-free and vegan food plan to follow, whilst another 28 ate a well-balanced but non-vegan diet for a year.

DietPixie looking for a new editor

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DietPixie looking for a new editor

The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.

This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.

But don’t worry. We are currently in the process of looking for a new editor and the site should be back up and running soon.

Want to throw your hat into the ring? Well, that’s great. We really believe in DietPixie and we want it to be a success.

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DietPixie looking for a new editor

The more observant of you may have noticed it has been a while since we posted a new story.

This is basically because DietPixie currently has no editor. Our former editor, Holly, recently had a baby and understandably found the stresses and strains of juggling the demands of a full-time job, website and motherhood a little too much.

But don’t worry. We are currently in the process of looking for a new editor and the site should be back up and running soon.

Want to throw your hat into the ring? Well, that’s great. We really believe in DietPixie and we want it to be a success.

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