Turmeric?

[Nicjane]

Has anyone tried this natural remedy if so what was your experience? I am diagnosed but get serve leg/hip pain and wonder if anyone else has tried this I heard it's common.

Hope you all have a painfree day x

[tinkerbell971]

I’ve been taking turmeric capsules for two weeks and have not yet noticed a difference x

[Nicjane in reply to tinkerbell971]

Sorry to hear it hasn't made a difference so far, hopefully you will soon. there is so many things to try not sure if it's worth me giving it a go x

[Fabbird]

Hi, I haven’t tried it but I found this programme interesting

The Food Programme - Turmeric - @bbcradio4

bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08rpd85

As I remember it makes big difference how you take it.

[Nicjane in reply to Fabbird]

Thank you very much for your reply I definitely have a look

[Hannah27]

Just a word of warning. There are a lot of quite official looking articles for tumeric at the moment. Tablets, teas, oils etc. None of the articles I've found have been backed by any medical or NHS etc. Most are research being done by pharmaceutical companies or people online independently. Be careful what you believe. A lot of cancer patients are taking supplements as they believe it will help their chemo... But none of is it evidence based.

There's nothing wrong with trying a new suppliments if you feel it's giving you hope etc. But be careful these aren't companies trying to get your money.

Last year it was coconut oil supplements and before that it was cannabis oil or tea supplements.

[Nicjane in reply to Hannah27]

Thank you for the reply I be very careful what I purchase its sad to think some companies dont care about pain and just sell gimmicks thanks again

[Hannah27 in reply to Nicjane]

Some health stores do just sell the tablets or even encorporating it into your diet instead of paying over the odds for capsules etc.

But I hope you find something to help your symptoms, this illness is bloody horrible.

Best of luck xxx

[yeota_imam]

Yes I’ve just started taking supplements instead of the pill after a consultation with a naturopath in Sydney who had Endo and who is treating it naturally. Her name is Kate Powe.

It doesn’t work for everyone but it’s definitely a route I wanted to look in instead of having to take the pill for the next 15-20 years.

I’ve only been on this for 2 weeks now so not noticed anything as of yet.

I’m taking curcumin tablets, zinc and NAC powder.

I’m hoping by my 3rd period thenoain would have gone down.

Thanks

[Nicjane in reply to yeota_imam]

Thank you for your reply and yes I been on the pill for years and years and Im 19 feels like i be on them forever haha and I got my fingers crossed they will work for you

[Abi_97]

I take turmeric but havent seen a difference but most of my herbal tablets dont help a lot they help a bit but not a lot 😮