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I cut back on sugar. i am not a diabetic. i have noticed a decrease in my joint pain. is sugar related to inflammation?
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I believe so!: I've had a number of patients over the years tell me that reducing dietary sugar reduces their pain, anxiety, depression, and many other health problems.
Answered 5/4/2013
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Yes.: Elevated sugars may lead to increased potential for inflammation.
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