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PMR Diet: Foods to eat and avoid

Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) | Last Active: Oct 12 8:21am | Replies (109)

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@bradninchgirl

I'm sorry, I'm a writer and I don't do well cutting it down to just the bones:
I was diagnosed three and a half years ago. Although it has been a mostly negative experience there have been a few gains. Like the colonial farmers used to say, no great loss without some small gain. I lost weight during that time so that when Covid came along I was at a healthy weight. Also, with everything shutting down I didn’t mind, I didn’t want to go out anyway. But that’s it. My greatest challenge has been getting used to an illness that takes years, not days, to run its course, and not being able to eat the foods I love. I tried moving down from my 3 MG dose to 1 MG last year but recently my inflammation levels have started to climb a little. I was comforted to read that this was not just me, other’s have experienced this as well when they thought they were getting over it..

If anyone is interested, I have designed a few cooking recipes that have helped. I don’t trust manufactured food, not even gluten free and it’s so expensive. I would be happy to share.

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Welcome @bradninchgirl, You write just fine! ...and you are definitely not alone. If I could cook, I would love to see your recipes but I'm a creature of habit and don't want to learn to cook. 🙃 My first bout with PMR lasted 3 and half years so hopefully yours is coming to an end soon and it will go into remission.

I do stay away from most processed foods and limit the amount of sugar I take in. What is your go to recipe that you really like?