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No question that marketing professionals have done a great job getting "toning shoes" to become a household word. After promising great benefits, perhaps toning shoes aren't appropriate for everyone. Should people with arthritis wear toning shoes? 
Have you heard of Zumba? I'm actually seeing signs about Zumba popping up around town in front of gyms and fitness centers. It's a fitness program inspired by Latin dance and other easy-to-follow dance steps. One of our forum members, Mary Clarkson Turek, is even an aqua Zumba instructor! 
According to a report published online July 11, 2011 in Arthritis Care & Research, Canadian and Israeli researchers studied the prevalence of vitamin D insufficiency in psoriatic arthritis patients. What did researchers conclude? 
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