Guide to Supplements for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Many people with rheumatoid arthritis look for ways to supplement their primary treatment and improve their well-being with dietary supplements. It's important to remember that supplements do not replace the main therapy prescribed by a doctor, and their intake should always be coordinated with a specialist.
In this guide, we have compiled information on the most studied supplements for RA, indicating their level of evidence.
Important: Before starting any supplements, consult your rheumatologist. Some supplements can interact with medications or have contraindications.
Effect: Reduces inflammation, morning stiffness, and joint pain. May allow for a reduction in NSAID dosage.
Note: Considered one of the most effective and safe supplements for RA.
Effect: Powerful anti-inflammatory action. May reduce joint pain and swelling.
Note: Effectiveness can highly depend on the form and dosage.