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To: SeekAndFind

It does work. BUT. Researchers have found that it stays in your system longer for greater effect if taken with black pepper. Just a very little bit is fine. That combo is now on the market, I get mine on Amazon. I have auto-immune hepatitis, an inflammatory condition, and the tumeric/pepper combo SIGNIFICANTLY decreased the amount of steroid I have to take. Dogs can use it also, look for something called Lyfe Spyce by Nutro. There’s pepper in it.


63 posted on 08/06/2018 8:09:50 PM PDT by STEELRAPTOR (STEELRAPTOR)
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That’s interesting about the pepper withthe tumeric. Im on the keto diet and have enjoyed making a variety of “bullet proof coffees”. You put a tbsp. Of bitter or ghee in the blender along with a tbsp. Of another good oil like avacado oil or cocoanut oil. I add pumpkin pie spices such as a shake or two of cinnamon,clove,ginger,nutmeg and a quarter teaspoon of tumeric. Add very hot coffee and blend for about 15 seconds. A tbsp. Of grounf flax works well withot too.

You end up with a frothy energy booster (for those who derive their energy from fats rather than sugars and starches) which is also very desert-like..a real treat for us diabetics with vascular disease. I’ll try it with a shake of pepper also.

Whats interesting is that theflavor of tje tumeric works well with all the otjer spices. It doesn’t stand out or try to take over the flavors.

I knew tumeric was supposed to begood for us, but hadn’t really read up on it much. Thanks for all the info!


64 posted on 08/07/2018 12:34:56 AM PDT by PrairieLady2
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