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Is it true that tomatoes are bad for osteoarthritis?
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No: There is no diet, dietary supplement , or specific food that has been shown conclusively to affect osteoarthritis. If tomatoes or any other food affects your individual arthritis you should avoid it.
Answered 10/31/2013
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