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Use of Turmeric for arthritic pain management.

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Good morning, I posted early this year about the benefits of high does Turmeric tablets. They have worked for me and many others that I have discussed this issue with. They are available on Amazon and other Internet sights. Good luck.

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Lolabridge

I’m pleased it seems to work for you. Sadly it doesn’t seem to be working for me but my RA is very active and severe. I don’t dare stop my regular meds!

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Benzman

My osteopath recommended high dose turmeric with black pepper & since taking it I've had much reduced pain from osteoarthritis

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Denise2008 in reply toBenzman

What brand and strength do you use please and where do you buy it from please?

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Benzman in reply toDenise2008

I bought from eBay:

Natural Answers, Turmeric Curcumin with Black Pepper 365 Capsules High Strength 500mg Anti-inflammatory Pain Relief from: bigoffersuk.

As I understand it the active ingredients are curcumin and black pepper but there is little curcumin in turmeric therefore you need high strength.

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Denise2008 in reply toBenzman

Many thanks, I will look into this 😊

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Iande in reply toDenise2008

I purchase mine from Amazon. The strength is what suits you. I started with 1400mg.

Then changed to 1500mg. Sevenhills Wholefoods Organic Turmeric Capsules 360 x 500mg, 100%...

Sold by: Sevenhills Wholefoods

£13.99.

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Denise2008 in reply toIande

Thank you lande 👍🏻😊

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silver11

My GP said turmeric is a waste of time and money.

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silver11

My GP told me that turmeric is a waste of money regarding its use to ease arthritis.

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Polski in reply tosilver11

Has he tried it? It definitely works for some - You may be one of the 'lucky' ones!

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Happy5

Pain drives us to try most things to reduce, eliminate it.

Forgotten about turmeric .

I try to research thoroughly, not necessarily start at high doses

but start lowish and build up if need be,

Good to be aware of any contra indications with other meds.

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Happy5

some interesting info here

verywellhealth.com/turmeric...

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theatrelover

What is the high dose you took I have arthritis in my knees and spine

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Iande

I purchase mine from Amazon. The strength is what suits you. I started with 1400mg.

Then changed to 1500mg. Sevenhills Wholefoods Organic Turmeric Capsules 360 x 500mg, 100%...

Sold by: Sevenhills Wholefoods

£13.99.

Good luck.

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Gjkas

I've been using Turmeric for years. My Husband also uses Turmeric when cooking our meals. Sadly it hasn't helped me at all with my Arthritis.

Perhaps it depends on how severe your Arthritis is. I also asked my G.P about using the Turmeric and she told me not to waste my money..

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