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catwomanno.1
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catwomanno.1
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Thanks @nineteen_gale for all the good information. I will check Google for turmeric for health information. I’ve had to stop turmeric for now as it caused me so much pain and upset. I think it may be more useful to make my own turmeric gold paste. I’ll let you know how it goes. Your information is has been so valuable. I appreciate your time and care that you take in responding to me. God bless and I hope that you are having a good period yourself. Thank you 🙏 xx
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nineteen_gale
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@catwomanno.1
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I am glad you found he information valuable. yes, it is indeed safer to take Turmeric powder made into a Golden paste or Turmeric milk than to take the supplements. i am taking both and i do not have any problems. Some people have had indigestion with the supplements, but they are short lived. Once your body gets used to it, the pain wares off. You do what ever is best for you. Do read the website.it is indeed full of valuable information. make sure that you use the black pepper and fats such as Extra Virgin Olive oil or coconut oil. I take the Olive oil. Turmeric is better absorbed in milk than in water. I use almond or cashew nut milk. Do let me know how you get on
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On grounds of my very ill health, I wish to terminate my membership with Carenity. Thank you all for all the support from everyone and wish you all good luckk
catwomanno.1
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Thanks 🙏 @nineteen_gale I will let you know thanks xx
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cleopatra4
cleopatra4
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especiallly for hands/thumbs i found Joint Ease combined with Turmeric reduced swelling a lot and took the pain away. Occaisionally hurts b ut nothing like 3 years ago
mike7745
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Both knees and one or two fingers....
hochiwich
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hochiwich
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Upper spine (Neck and between shoulder blades), base of thumbs and forefingers, r knees and one ankle. Most due to hypermobile joints or injury.
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catafan
catafan
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both knees fingers in both hands big toe
JosephineO
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JosephineO
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@catafan @hochiwich @mike7745 @cleopatra4 @catwomanno.1 @catwomanno.1 Thank you all for sharing :)
What do you use to relieve your pain?
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catafan
catafan
Joined in 2017
have used various painkillers gels now trying vit c and cod liver oil along with paracetmol and trymadol doing walking at my own pace flat level ground strnghthening ex too and stretches
catafan
catafan
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@catafan ive also done quite a few accupunture treatments with physio just finished another one there and learnt more ex to do andnow have to get on with it again
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JosephineO
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JosephineO
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Osteoarthritis is the most form of arthritis and it most commonly occurs in the spine, hands, hips, knees and spine.
Where does your osteoarthritis affect you? Is it just one location or several?
Please let us know and share your experiences:)