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Old 06-10-2015, 07:19 AM #1
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Has anyone noticed an improvement in pain after starting curcumin supplement? Does it also help with circulation issues?
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Has anyone noticed an improvement in pain after starting curcumin supplement? Does it also help with circulation issues?
I used organic turmeric as part of a twice daily concoction of purified water (Berkey filtered) and Braggs apple cider vinegar for about 2 months. I did notice a slight reduction in overall inflammation.

I found massage and constant gentle movement to be the best physical remedy for circulation issues.
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I don't deal with your issues BUT turmeric addresses all inflammation and many swear by it. I take it daily. When I make my soups, I open 2 caps and add it to my soups as well.
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I'm going to start taking a 93% pure extract of curcurminoids from turmeric. The turmeric supplements I was taking did nothing for my pain. It was just the regular potency.

I read a couple of articles about this higher potency and concentration, and it's benefit to help inflammation in the body.

I also found a study that said there is also some evidence that it can help neuropathic pain. That's what I have from my allodynia, peripheral neuropathy and sciatica.

It's sure worth a try!
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