How one inflammatory disorder exacerbates another

Medical Xpress / University of Pennsylvania / Cell / Nature Reviews Immunology ^ | Apr. 27, 2022 | Katherine Unger Baillie / Xiaofei Li et al / George Hajishengallis et al

[ConservativeMind]

Thank you for the encouragement, AAABEST.

I’m behind on my review of study write ups this past week, but I hope to get caught up by Monday. I was out of town and was pretty busy.

Doing that and posting them takes a decent amount of time and it doesn’t help that I do these on my phone. 🙂

[ConservativeMind]

The best turmeric, according to ConsumerLab.com, was Doctor’s Best C3 Complex Curcumin.

[ConservativeMind]

It is an honor to help you and so many others, here.

[Apple Pan Dowdy]

” How well does it work?”

Speaking of Tumeric…..
It does work. I use it for inflammation (mostly arthritis) and I also give it to our 12 Year old Lab Retriever. You have to be sure to get it from a quality source and it’s best if it also includes black pepper. I get mine from gaia herbs. being a Christian I am not fond of their name, but they grow their Tumeric locally and I know the people who work there and trust them.

[gitmo]

She hasn’t eaten wheat in many years.

[Mr. K]

it’s not just bread... there’s wheat in so many things like noodles and gravies...Is she really diligent about it?

I can tell if I’ve accidentally had something with wheat in it (if I didn’t check) just because of the joint pain I feel the next day. My joints feel terrible for a few days.

[gitmo]

Oh yeah. She’s extremely careful about what she eats for a number of reasons.

Me: Not so much. :-)

[Conservative4Life]

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