Which fruits are not good for arthritis?
Many fruits are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that can help to reduce inflammation and pain in people with arthritis. However, there are a few fruits that may actually make symptoms worse. For example, citrus fruits contain citric acid, which can aggravate joint pain and inflammation. Pineapples also contain a compound called bromelain, which can have a similar effect. In addition, tomatoes are acidic and can contribute to joint pain. While these fruits should be avoided by people with arthritis, there are many other fruits that can help to ease symptoms. These include cherries, which are rich in antioxidants, and bananas, which contain potassium and magnesium.

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Meet Maria Custode

 


For years, I was running on empty—long hours, low energy, poor sleep, and a body that just wasn’t responding the way it used to.
I finally realized… it wasn’t about trying harder. It was about supporting my body differently.

Now, I focus on what actually works:
more energy, better sleep, less inflammation, and a lifestyle I can sustain.
And I help other women over 40 do the same—without extremes or quick fixes.

Because this chapter isn’t about slowing down…
it’s about finally feeling like yourself again.

If you’re feeling off or stuck, I’m always happy to share what’s been working for me 💛



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