something that may be of interest (or not)

[Guest guest]

I'm going to give a bit of back story. Several weeks ago, after severe

stress I had my first experience with a radiating burning sensation in my

legs. It was horrible, so I started doing research to see what I could find

that might help. I came up with it could be caused by inflammation, stress

causes inflammation so my first thought was to double my intake of

curcumin. The symptom went away (thank goodness) and I decided to continue

the extra curcumin for awhile just to be safe. A last week, I noticed that

the depression I've been fighting for more that a year was gone. This is

great, but I had no idea why until I saw an article connecting inflammation

with depression. Very interesting! So, I think the increased curcumin

helped with the depression. A solution that is reasonably priced and safe.

This may not work for anyone else, but since I have read so much about ms

and depression going together, I thought I would toss out my experience in

the off chance it could help someone else. I think I will continue the

increased curcumin indefinitely.

Valery

[Guest guest]

Valery I think I know what you mean regarding the pain/inflammation -it used to

keep me up sobbing each night until the early hours. I've been lucky as LDN took

it all away for me but the curcumin is a fantastic idea and I'm really thankful

to your for sharing your story and ideas with us all.I'm really happy to hear of

your improvements and successful researching.

'What we do in life, echoes through eternity.'

MARCUS AURELIUS (121 - 180 A.D.)

To: mscured

From: anybodylistening@...

Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2011 14:53:43 -0500

Subject: something that may be of interest (or not)

I'm going to give a bit of back story. Several weeks ago, after severe

stress I had my first experience with a radiating burning sensation in my

legs. It was horrible, so I started doing research to see what I could find

that might help. I came up with it could be caused by inflammation, stress

causes inflammation so my first thought was to double my intake of

curcumin. The symptom went away (thank goodness) and I decided to continue

the extra curcumin for awhile just to be safe. A last week, I noticed that

the depression I've been fighting for more that a year was gone. This is

great, but I had no idea why until I saw an article connecting inflammation

with depression. Very interesting! So, I think the increased curcumin

helped with the depression. A solution that is reasonably priced and safe.

This may not work for anyone else, but since I have read so much about ms

and depression going together, I thought I would toss out my experience in

the off chance it could help someone else. I think I will continue the

increased curcumin indefinitely.

Valery