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Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger

Preventing Osteoarthritis

Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger

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Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, Nutrition

4.83.6K Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2019

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

That feeling in your bones? Today we examine which foods can help with joint health.
This episode features audio from Berries for Inflammation & Osteoarthritis Treatment, Ginger for Osteoarthritis, and Benefits of Cabbage Leaves on the Knee for Osteoarthritis. Visit the video pages for all sources and doctor's notes related to this podcast.

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0:00.0

Doesn't it seem like when it comes to nutrition or more opinions than facts to go around?

0:07.8

Every day we hear new theories about diets, supplements, best foods, my role is to take

0:14.5

them mystery out of good nutrition and look at the science.

0:19.3

Welcome to the Nutrition Facts Podcast.

0:21.6

I'm your host and Dr. Michael Greger.

0:24.0

And I'm here to bring you an evidence-based approach to the best way to live a healthier,

0:29.8

longer life.

0:32.0

Oster arthritis is our most common form of joint disease affecting more than 30 million

0:37.2

Americans.

0:38.2

What can we do about it?

0:40.2

In our first story, we look at the first clinical study on the effects of berries on arthritis.

0:47.4

How might berries improve human health, healthy aging and quality of life?

0:52.6

Do their anti-inflammatory effects, since inflammation can be an underlying contributing factor

0:57.9

in the development, progression and complications of a number of chronic diseases?

1:03.2

Higher intake of anthocyanins, the brightly colored pigments and berries, has been associated

1:07.4

with anti-inflammatory effects, which may be a key component underlying the associated

1:12.2

reduction in chronic disease risk.

1:15.2

But these are all just associations.

1:17.5

As you can't prove cause and effect, until you put it to the test.

1:23.0

A double-blind, randomized placebo-controlled trial found that blueberry smoothies could

1:27.5

turn off inflammation genes.

1:30.1

This is measuring the expression of pro-inflammatory genes in white blood cells taken from individuals

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