• Gradual sedimentation rate drop from a high of 88 to normal levels (sedimentation rate refers to general level of inflammation)
• Rheumatoid factor drop from 767 to close to normal levels (rheumatoid factor is a measure of the occurrence of a specific antibody often related to RA)
• Joint damage REVERSAL shown on x-ray
• Return to normal physical activities (walking, jogging, swimming, etc.)

I have had great personal success against this disease (and seen evidence in others as well). I have progressed from being on disability from work only 2 months after diagnosis 
to a normal, active life. This must be impossible, right? Maybe a spontaneous remission? Keep reading and decide for yourself. I want to share what has worked for myself and others. If you have an open mind, you may find some simple,but challenging solutions to this horrible problem.

This site is here to provide the following things:

• Background information about myself
• The approach I have taken to treat my RA - sorry there is no "magic bullet"
• Background that lends support to this approach
• My personal timeline of blood test progress
• My story 
• Other health benefits I have experienced
• Where to get more information and implementation assistance (at no charge)