Updated: 2018, Sep 27

6 Foods That Make Your Arthritis Worse

By Evan Jensen, CPT
Reviewed by CHD Expert Team

Evan Jensen, CPT

Foods have a powerful effect on our bodies – not just as fuel, but as a means to good (or bad) health. One diet does not fit all. There is, however, agreement on pain triggers for arthritic conditions, and six main dietary pain triggers are listed below.

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Evan Jensen is a renowned American Nutritionist, Diet Expert and health writer. He has a master’s degree in journalism, with more Read Full Bio

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6 Foods That Make Your Arthritis Worse

Evan Jensen, CPT

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