Recent studies show that diet is an important part of managing this condition. Healthy eating is essential, and it is also vitally important that you teach him/her about what he/she should eat and what not.
Eliminate from your daily diet sugar, flour, bad fats, gluten, soy, corn, foods with colorants/dyes, frozen fruits and vegetables; Prepare the snacks at home that the person eats and take them to the park to exercise, do some sport or do physical movements on a daily basis.
Try to stay educated and informed with the latest scientific findings about this condition and seek support. It takes dedication, work, patience and a lot of love.
You can give the following supplements:
- Magnesium Citrate
- Antarctic Krill Oil - may help maintain joint comfort and healthy blood lipid levels already within the normal range. (not for people allergic to shellfish, in that case take Marine Omega-3)
- Nascent Iodine - Dilute 1 to 3 drops of nascent iodine in water, take in the mornings. Do not exceed 3 drops daily unless recommended by your health care provider. For best results, take 200 mcg of selenium (1 capsule) daily any time you consume iodine.
- Probiotics 100 Billion
- Vitamin D3 + K2
- VitaVerde energy in any of its flavors.