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I haven't heard that myself specifically related to almonds...it does seem, however, that I've recently seen something posted in this list regarding nuts in general. All I can say is I eat a lot of nuts and don't seem to have a problem.

Tony

rheumatic mycoplasma and almonds

I saw a reference about mycoplasma being helped by almond oil- sorry for my poor paraphrasing!! I eat a fair amount of almonds and am curious about this- if anyone has any more information, please let me know. If I have to delete another item from my ok food list, I’ll scream!! Thanks- GinnyTo unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups

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Tony, I am with you. Eats nuts and no problem.....Years ago long

before Lupus and Minocin, I was told by a hemotologist, how great

nuts were....Haven't changed that habit.....

Love, Barb

> I haven't heard that myself specifically related to almonds...it

does seem, however, that I've recently seen something posted in this

list regarding nuts in general. All I can say is I eat a lot of nuts

and don't seem to have a problem.

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sorry for my poor paraphrasing!! I eat a fair amount of almonds and

am curious about this- if anyone has any more information, please let

me know. If I have to delete another item from my ok food list, I'll

scream!! Thanks- Ginny

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Ginny and Tony,

I don't know about almonds, but I have sworn off peanuts and peanut-related

food products because I think that they have sent me into flares.

In general, the wrong fats and oils can aggravate RA symptoms -- in my case

peanut oil and most anything sold at Mc's. Olive oil is generally

considered to be safe, while fish oils are beneficial.

Sincerely, Harald

At 05:15 PM 11/3/02 -0600, you wrote:

>I haven't heard that myself specifically related to almonds...it does

>seem, however, that I've recently seen something posted in this list

>regarding nuts in general. All I can say is I eat a lot of nuts and don't

>seem to have a problem.

>Tony

> rheumatic mycoplasma and almonds

>I saw a reference about mycoplasma being helped by almond oil- sorry for

>my poor paraphrasing!! I eat a fair amount of almonds and am curious about

>this- if anyone has any more information, please let me know. If I have to

>delete another item from my ok food list, I'll scream!! Thanks- Ginny

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Peanuts have arachadonic acid which causes inflammation. In addition, I

believe they also have a particular mould which may bother people with

sensitivities. For years, I ate peanut butter and drank orange juice at

breakfast until a naturopath explained that they both promote inflammation.

What a way to start the day!

(RA 25+ years, AP since Nov. 97)

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Thank you Harald! Lately, I've been eating more peanuts, less almonds! And

hurting more. Maybe this is a piece of the puzzle. I'd never have thought

of it!

M.

<< Ginny and Tony,

I don't know about almonds, but I have sworn off peanuts and peanut-related

food products because I think that they have sent me into flares.

In general, the wrong fats and oils can aggravate RA symptoms -- in my case

peanut oil and most anything sold at Mc's.

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Hi Harald! Geoff here.

You mentioned earlier that beef fat is antagonistic for you. FWIW regarding

Mcs, they make great use of beef fat, they even fry their French Fries

in it for the flavor. At least they have since forever but what with this

last law suit they put to rest what, a month or two ago, I don't know what

they're doing now... just before the suit and more.

Geoff

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