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	<title>Comments on: Quitting Sugar &#8211; Anti-Inflammatory Diet</title>
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		<title>By: Kendra</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kendra</dc:creator>
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		<description>I have also discovered that avoiding items with added sugar has made a difference in how my body feels.  I have been suffering from bursitis in my hip for the past year.  I&#039;ve taken several medications including muscle relaxers, NSaids and arthritis medication.  It wasn&#039;t until a friend told me that sugar is an inflammotory agent and encouraged me to go 2 weeks without eating sugar (like desserts, sugar cereals, etc.)  I agreed hoping that I could prove her wrong (who really wants to start a sugar free diet?)  However, after 2 weeks my hip felt better than it had in the past year.  I&#039;ve now gone almost 4 weeks and my hip is almost completely healed (it&#039;s about 95% better.)  I&#039;m going to keep going at this point since I&#039;m feeling so much better.  It was only hard for about the first week and then my body adjusted and it wasn&#039;t so difficult to turn down those desserts. 
I hope this info. helps someone else.  It&#039;s worth a try.  What do you have to lose?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have also discovered that avoiding items with added sugar has made a difference in how my body feels.  I have been suffering from bursitis in my hip for the past year.  I&#8217;ve taken several medications including muscle relaxers, NSaids and arthritis medication.  It wasn&#8217;t until a friend told me that sugar is an inflammotory agent and encouraged me to go 2 weeks without eating sugar (like desserts, sugar cereals, etc.)  I agreed hoping that I could prove her wrong (who really wants to start a sugar free diet?)  However, after 2 weeks my hip felt better than it had in the past year.  I&#8217;ve now gone almost 4 weeks and my hip is almost completely healed (it&#8217;s about 95% better.)  I&#8217;m going to keep going at this point since I&#8217;m feeling so much better.  It was only hard for about the first week and then my body adjusted and it wasn&#8217;t so difficult to turn down those desserts.<br />
I hope this info. helps someone else.  It&#8217;s worth a try.  What do you have to lose?</p>
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