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Eat Smart for Arthritis

Charlton Health is always on the lookout for great educational resources to share with our patients. We love sharing the work that the Arthritis Society does as their programming is abundant and readily accessible. Tonight the Arthritis Society is hosting a seminar focussing on nutrition for patients living with arthritis as part of their Arthritis Talks series.

From their website…

“Featuring registered dietitian Lalitha Taylor, this Arthritis Talks will cover common questions about nutrition:

• Why is having a balanced diet so important for people living with arthritis?
• Should people living with arthritis go gluten-free or avoid nightshade vegetables?
• What small changes can people make that will make a big difference in their overall health and arthritis management?”

Register here.

Carolyn Whiskin is the Pharmacy Manager for Charlton Health. Carolyn specializes in the treatment of autoimmune diseases, pharmaceutical compounding, women’s health, pain and smoking cessation. Carolyn has won provincial and national awards for her commitment to patient care and public service.


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