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Old 10-15-2014, 09:22 PM #5
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I noticed that Curcumin is one of the supplements you take. Dr. Blaylock, a retired neuro surgeon who now researches neuro problems, also recommends curcumin, but says it is really hard to absorb. He recommends opening the capsule and desolving the granules in a little virgin olive oil to help it absorb better--but he warns that it's messy and will stain the surface of your counter top so be careful.
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