Treating Arthritis the Drug Free Way

Doctors and consultants may be very surprised when they see patients suffering intractable arthritis suddenly beginning to get better. The medical profession knows all too well that anti-arthritic medication does not have this effect. As the days go by, the improvement often continues so that drugs can be dispensed with, and people lead a normal life. Best-selling author of several books about arthritis, Margaret Hills here tells the amazing stories of people who have benefited from her honey and cider vinegar cure. Advice about diet and stress is also included, so that readers have very real and practical tools to help them treat their arthritis. Crippled herself with arthritis, Margaret Hills used her nurse's training and determination to win back her health. Since then her 'acid-free' approach has brought relief to thousands. Her daughter, Christine Horner, who now runs the Margaret Hills Clinic, continues her work. Topics include: Arthritis in children Arthritis in adults A selection of case histories The stress factor: how it affects the body and contributes to arthritis, and how it can be alleviated.

Margaret Hills SRN trained as a nurse at St Stephen's hospital and had a long career as an industrial nurse. She developed her 'acid-free' method of treating arthritis after developing osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis as a young woman. Christine Horner, Margaret Hills' daughter, is a nutritional medicine practitioner and Scenar therapist. She now runs the Margaret Hills Clinic in Kenilworth.