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Old 11-01-2009, 11:03 AM #1
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Sounds like one of those TGTBT drugs..

Kelly, since it may inhance the absortion of other drugs, I may question it's use with LDN???

Don't take it with other anti inflamatories (Steroids, aspirin etc...) Or if you have stomach/bowel problems.

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Sally, I'm going to call Skip's tomorrow and see what they say about it before I buy it. I'll post what they tell me.
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Sounds like one of those TGTBT drugs..
Sally, Tumeric is not a drug it's a spice (like nutmeg or cinnamon) and is a member of the ginger family.

I have in my own larder and often use it in my cooking.

http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/tumeric.html
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The enhancer is Bioperine. This is not added to many supplements. It IS added to one brand of curcumin (Doctor's Best) because curcumin needs help. Very little is absorbed normally.

The studies that show benefits all used an enhanced product.

Curcumin is a very active antioxidant. That is how it exerts so many beneficial effects.

The Parkinson's forum has discussed it many many times.
India is one country that has a lower rate of PD compared to other countries, and the heavy use of curry is thought to be why.
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