I have been reading a lot about using Tumeric as a pain killer for helping with Fibromyalgia and Arthritis pain and other inflammation. I thought someone had asked of the effectiveness it is a highly effective painkiller and could be useful to us in our armour against pain.
The dose it would seem must be kept below 1500 a day and of course it does have
quite a few side effects that need to be taken into consideration.
I have had a long look and have made the decision to try it but watch the side effects there are more than I would have liked.
However, I am a believer in natural medicine so perhaps it is the WAY .
tAake a look xgins
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Hi gins yes I've read that curry is good for FMS and arthritis, I use to love it, still do but now I have Barratts Osophegus I can't touch it, says Dee cursing lol enjoy your curries hugs ...Dee x
Oh gins, you've stirred that vacant space where once my brain resided, I think I read an article about this some time back but of course it got lost in the mele of my well known fogginess. Unfortunately my tummy doesn't agree with curry, so I think I might just head for the tablet form, like Dee.
Foggy x
Hi gins is this not a good excuse for virtual indian take away day?
Oh! I love saag aloo, a good dansaak, mushroom pilau rice, chilli garlic and coriander naan, mmmmm onion bhajis
I'm really hungry now
xxxzebxxx
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PS sorry! gins do let me know how it goes as I really shouldn't eat curries but I always feel fab after eating one so in essence I'll be torturing myself to feel good LOLOL
WOW! i have cheered up reading this....and ZEB your menu is the same as mine...although the naan would be the peshwari type...I am really hungry now...never new that curries help FM and arthritis....what a fab excuse to by them now.....WOOP WOOP!!!!
GINS..make sure you let us all know how the trial goes wont you?!!! All the best
Forgot to add...if you like curries made at home try the link below.... I have never tasted a 'home' curry that tastes so good and really authentic. i have tried the Punjabi tomato one and it is fab! (Im lucky I have my hubby who cooks).
try them if you can...you wont be disappointed xxx
Arrgghhh..! Remembering bout of IBS the other day from too much red meat. The chilli was delicious though You are soooo naughty Foggy Thankfully... it's chicken curry xx
Oh dear I will post you some down I love it cold I hope. You do it will be cold by the time it . Reaves you. glad the common went down so well. Champagne tomorrow. It is a tonic
I make a juice with my juicer, with carrots, celery, turmeric (1/2 teaspoon) beetroot, spinach, lemon juice (a splash) it doesn't taste too hot but it is good for energy boost, keep it up and in a month you'll feel a difference in the energy side. Don't go too mad with the activity side in moderation. Weight loss juice is good too, celery, grapefruit, lemon juice in the juicer and drink every morning. If your on any medication please check before having grate fruit as some medication could react to it, if stated in box or in med leaflet then find alternatives such as raspberries etc.
hi panther that sounds really tasty with the exception to celery
I cannot have grapefruit because of the statins that I have to take and it does state on the label the chemist prints out. It really narks me too because I love pink grapefruits
yummy I may try it! :0
xxxzebxxx and fluffies in celery green, beetroot red and turmeric yellow hope you like their cuddliness
My fingers, arms, ankles, feet itch a lot despite itch cream from Dr.. I'd like o try Tumeric, and have the powder but how? It's hard to be sociable. Sat at dinner with small part of family, got up and down a bit and at the really hurt a lot, bottom muscles, knees, then some IBS? later at home. seems I can't
know when it hits. Don't want to be social situation, even with family. Too hard to remember words, ,,,,ambien helps sleep but so does OTC allergy med which helps itching too. .hope all get relief. M.A.
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