text: my sister has a rheumatic arthritis disease. is there ever a way to cure her? it is in an early stage. she is on medication but she is not crippled yet. plz help. thank you. any time the "uncurable" label gets passed around, there are two ways to receive it. you can accept that diagnosis and take drugs for the rest of your life or you can be one of the millions of people who find a way to overcome the "uncureable" diagnosis. there are many people who have overcome rheumatoid arthritis.   taking apple cider vinegar three times a day has been the miracle cure for many with rheumatoid arthritis. rubbing warmed apple cider vinegar can help with pain until you are cured. http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=179&i=71  the water cure is an excellent way to rehydrate the body and provide a salty environment that makes an inhospitable  for parasites such as the round worm to live; parasite may be  what affects joints. take several glasses of distilled water with a little unrefined sea salt every day. this may be the least expensive cure for a hundred diseases. http://curezone.com/foods/watercure.asp  a drop of oregeno oil in a shot glass of carrot juice three times a day will also provide a deep anti-parasitic cleanse. a week of this might kill the parasites and stop the progrssion of the disease.   any pets in the household should be dewormed.    cut fingernails that could be resposible for parasites.   there are other much less expensive ways to combat rheumatoid arthritis than sucumb to an "uncureable" diagnosis:  tumeric powder from the ginger family can cure arthritis.  cod liver oil, castor oil, walnut oil, and coconut oil are known to cure arthritis. find a way to take these oils in a shot of carrot juice or pomogerente juice. rub the oils on topically too.  if your sister wants to live with an "uncureable disease" sentence that gives millions and millions of dollars to medical professionals she can or she can find a cure with just food. there are many ways to cure rheumatoid arthritis. finding what works for your sister might take a week or a year or two...but what does your sister have to lose but a diagnosis of "uncureable."