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How injecting tiny sponges will relieve the pain of rheumatoid arthritis - mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/heal...

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Well...its a nice thought! We read of so many things that might work one day. time will tell.

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notsochunky

The sooner the better. How long before we can have them?

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sylvi

That sounds interesting,but i am sure it won't happen in my lifetime. We will see what happens.xx

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I think you might be right Sylvi 😊

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Leviset

Might come close to my raw slugs in creosote but hey I’ll try anything - as Denis Leary once said “I treat my body like a temple that’s why I leave my boots on the outside!”. A few years ago there was something about a Sea Snail whose venom was basically 1000% stronger than morphine and was non addictive.

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Soreknees2016

Interesting article about RA, but then they go and illustrate it with a picture of a man holding his knee in pain and the caption ‘Arthritis can affect a lot of the older population’ - ho hum!! 🤦‍♀️

My first thought was to check the date and make sure it wasn’t April 1st 😂. It sounds very futuristic and I’m not sure what type of injection it requires but it sounds like it would need to be IV and if so, how is my heart going to feel with an ever increasing lump of sponge running through it? Doesn’t sound like it’s in trial yet, so we’re 20 years off at least (unless you apply to be part of the trial.

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