All cells of a higher organism have the full set of genes: Carrots regenerated from phloem cells in the 1950s. Whole animals can be made from differentiated cells: Dolly, a sheep created when a nucleus from a mammary gland cell was injected. into an enucleated egg, several species of mammals have been cloned.
While there is no specific âdietâ that people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), should follow, researchers have identified certain foods that can help control inflammation. Many of them are found in the so-called Mediterranean diet, which emphasizes fish, vegetables and olive oil, among other staples.
Ginger, nuts, fatty fish and whole grains are just some of the many foods that have been touted to have anti-inflammatory properties. But do they work? It turns out that experts agree that eating a diet rich in such foods may in fact help lower the levels of inflammation in the body. But they stress that adding or increasing the consumption of any one food is likely not going to have a profound effect on one's health.