Mineralstofftherapie bei rheumatoider ArthritisKausaler, antiinflammatorischer oder supplementärer Therapieansatz?

Abstract: Deficits of minerals, amount and trace elements in the serum, whole blood and bioptically extracted material have been determined in the case of rheumatoid arthritis. This results in the question, whether a supplementation of single minerals, e.g. zinc, can be indicated. Various clinical experience and findings affirm the use of zinc. Other authors deny, that the therapy with zinc sulfate has a positive influence in the case of rheumatoid arthritis.

Keyword(s): Kupferstoffwechsel

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