pro-curry muncher propaganda of peace
ive already massive doseaged this shit, nothing special really just learn how to spice your foods with it.trust me when i read the benefits of tumeric and hot peppers (circumin) i ate the fuck out of it, im already years ahead of the next diet cure all . im still no expert looking for whens the best times to eat certain foods seems to be on the agenda now
I have been training hard in BB and powerlifting for 34 yrs. This has been the best supplement I have taken for my joint pain. Helps me way more than any of the joint care products. Been using it for about 6 months now. Finally my tennis elbow went away.
Very cool!! One comment on that article said it cured this guys tendonitis within a few months or something. The article said it's helpful to eat a few peppercorns or pepper with it for way better absorption.
I've been using it for a few months. The listed benefits are many. It's cheap and it's just a natural food powder so why not take it?
I couldn't seem to get rid of the tennis elbow prior to this. I was even thinking about going to the ortho and get the plasma rich injections.
^^I had a TERRIBLE case of Tennis elbow last year, I used supplemental Glutamine and it was gone is just a few weeks.
What brand do you use mate ? sounds like a good investment.Someone with your experience recommends something then I will listen I've seen guys say the injectable version is awesome with helping injuries and scar tissue break down.
I use the NOW brand. It is Tumeric & Bromelain. I have to take it right before meals, because if I take it right after meals it burns my damn throat.
Any opinions on this? It's suppose to be a great anti inflammatory/antioxidant. I've read tons of articles saying it's also miracle cure for tons of alinements. It's also suppose to be a strong natural anti depressant.http://authoritynutrition.com/top-10-evidence-based-health-benefits-of-turmeric/
Great idea so now you will be a curry stinker and when you sweat in the gym people will be grossed out.
I don't get this... I have a keen sense of smell, but curry or garlic - even second hand - do not gross me out.
Have you ever being around somebody who eat a lot of curry and garlic everyday and sweats a lot, then you will understand.