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Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease where the joint lining becomes inflamed. This recurring condition is often affected by temperature changes especially exposure to cold.

Arthritis & Rheumatism Massage Oil

2 tablespoons carrier oil (St. John's Wort works the best for this)
4 drops each of lavender, juniper, rosemary and black pepper (or ginger if you have trouble finding black pepper)

Add carrier oil to a clean, dark, glass bottle. Add essential oils. Gently shake to mix before each use. Apply two times to the affected area.

Also be sure to drink lots of water and keep yourself hydrated.

There are certain factors that may contribute to the development of rheumatic disorders:

1. Hereditary, check your family history.
2. Infections in your teeth, tonsils and gall bladder
3. A hormonal imbalance can cause a rheumatic disorder
4. Exposure to cold or damp weather
5. Toxins in the blood

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