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Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 1926;8:839-844.
© 1926 by The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc

PROTEIN ARTHRITIS

PAUL B. MAGNUSON M.D.

There is a definite relation between high protein intake and chronic joint pain; this is not always indicated by high uric acid content in the blood, although it may be.

There is a definite form of arthritis due or associated with incomplete metabolism, poor elimination, or both.

This condition is found in the young as well as in the old; in the lean as well as in the fat; in those of active as well as those of sedentary habits.


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