ARTHRITIS: TREATMENT FROM THE OCEAN
If the ocean can help relieve the symptoms of arthritis in a better way than some other remedies, and various other treatments, then the details of how and why should be presented right away. If this treatment is so good, then it has to be made known to the world and be used wherever possible. Why is it not already widely known?
In fact, this treatment is being widely used in several countries throughout the world. It is being used by specialists in the rheumatology departments of hospitals, by general practitioners working cither independently or in group-operated clinics, and by the ordinary person in the street, who can simply purchase it over the counter of the chemist or local health food store.
The treatment consists of taking a daily dosage of an extract from a shellfish grown in New Zealand waters. It is effective in relieving the symptoms of both rheumatoid and osteoarthritis in subjects of any age group without the disadvantage of dangerous side-effects. The extract is normally in the form of dry powder. This may be encapsulated in hard gelatin capsules similar to the type commonly used with antibiotics, or it may be in tablet or granular form.
The daily dosage may be required for a period ranging from as little as three weeks to as long as eighteen weeks. The shellfish is the New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel which is scientifically identified by the name Perna canaliculus. Results using this treatment have been excellent. There have been cases of very elderly people crippled for many years, who have had such relief from pain, together with restoration of mobility, that they have recommenced outdoor activities that had been given up long ago.
There have also been cases of very young children of school and even pre-school age suffering from attacks of severe rheumatoid arthritis who have been able to resume their normal activities in full following treatment with this substance. Not all cases are dramatic of course. Some are simply like the panel-beater who can work a full day again after previously having to give up after an hour or two because he could not grip his tools; or the professional pianist playing again after having to give up work because of arthritis in the fingers. These are just everyday cases but they are certainly dramatic as far as the person involved is concerned.
The symptoms relieved by this treatment include relief from pain, increase in freedom of movement and, in some cases, the disappearance of distorting features. Quite obviously there will be many questions which we would like to have answered. For instance does it work for everyone and are there any side-effects? Probably the best way to cover this aspect is to take questions most likely to be asked and then answer them in detail.
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