Re: Sparing the Liver-turmeric

[Guest guest]

I'm on 6 caps a day for any kind of unseen inflammation issue. Love the stuff.

Amy

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> Since the liver has to process nutrients and toxins I try to dose the amount

of work it has to do. In addition, I feed it turmeric every day to protect it.

> Since the protocol for supporting nutrients calls for high doses of Vit C,

selenium and B2, B3, I am thinking of lowering my daily intake of antioxydents

from other sources. Apparently, B3 in doses over a certain amount calls for

checking for liver enzymes.

> For instance, I typically consume an antioxydent formula that contains Grape

seed extract, grape skin extract, pine bark extract and resveratrol. I will

continue Ubiquinol regardless since I consider it a core nutrient for someone my

age. So as I begin the Iodine program I will diminish the amounts of other

antioydents and emphasize, that is use the maximum suggested amounts, of the

suggested support nutrients.

> I might even consider taking a break from my daily antioxydent formula to give

my liver less to deal with during the Iodine program.

> Am I making sense ?

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[Guest guest]

Where do you get your turmeric? My husband has ankle issues (bone on bone) and

he gets such inflammation. He cooks with turmeric, but I think capsules would be

good since he suffers quite a bit.

Thank you,

Sally

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> I'm on 6 caps a day [turmeric] for any kind of unseen inflammation issue.

Love the stuff.

> Amy

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[Guest guest]

I got my most recent batch from Swansons.  They are a reputable company.

 

Jaxi

On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 4:23 AM, sally_ooh <sally@...> wrote:

Where do you get your turmeric? My husband has ankle issues (bone on bone) and he gets such inflammation. He cooks with turmeric, but I think capsules would be good since he suffers quite a bit.

Thank you,Sally>> I'm on 6 caps a day [turmeric] for any kind of unseen inflammation issue.  Love the stuff.

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[Guest guest]

If you are in UK try www.naturesbest.co.uk. Their site is down today for "VAT maintenance" but will be back on line tomorrow. They do allergen free, high strength turmeric, which I take for my inflammation issues.

MacG.

From: jaxi <jaxi.schulz@...>iodine Sent: Mon, 3 January, 2011 17:53:29Subject: Re: Re: Sparing the Liver-turmeric

I got my most recent batch from Swansons. They are a reputable company.

Jaxi

On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 4:23 AM, sally_ooh <sally@...> wrote:

Where do you get your turmeric? My husband has ankle issues (bone on bone) and he gets such inflammation. He cooks with turmeric, but I think capsules would be good since he suffers quite a bit.Thank you,Sally>> I'm on 6 caps a day [turmeric] for any kind of unseen inflammation issue. Love the stuff.> Amy>------------------------------------All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT group IodineOT/Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e

[Guest guest]

I was thinking of just the regular turmeric at Swanson's.

They have extracts but the whole herb sounds good to me. Their code # SW1075 for

instance.

The Iodine and its support nutes will demand processing so a little extra liver

protection would be a good idea. In addition turmeric is an antioxydent, which,

apparently, is also relevant during the protocol.

I'll keep on mixing some into my almond butter even after I add the capsules.

Be well,

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