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Topic: What do you use to keep inflammation down?

springshowers
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What has worked best for you???

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sk8ter
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UCLA curcumin.. google longvida and email the person who is doing this. It was after 10 yrs of study that UCLA did this particular study and formulation that was clinically studied on their alzhiemer,autistic, down syndrome patients. Its expensive but works. Other items are regular curcumin, Zyflamend ( New Chapter), NeuroScience has a new one clinically tested called Avipaxin...thru doctor only,,lots of magnesium glycinate.. Hope this helps,
God Bless

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steelbone
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I have heard from a few folks that this works awesome. i will be trying it soon

http://www.healthtoheart.com/aloe-vera-juice.htm

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canefan17
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Good diet.

Omega 3's

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JR
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Read Dr. Slingleton's book The Lyme Disease Solution. There's a great deal about how to deal with inflammation.

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Lymetoo
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Xango, omega 3's, baby aspirin, Rutozym.

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Lymetoo
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Steelbone... how does the aloe taste?? I think aloe is good for so many things!

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Tincup
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"how does the aloe taste"...

It tastes just like it looks when you break open a leaf to put it on a wound or sunburn.

I bought a big bottle of it many moons ago. Five years later it was still nearly full... cause I couldn't stomach it.

Maybe just me.. but yulk...

[puke]

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Lymetoo
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That's why I'm asking!! I've never found one I liked.... EXCEPT... I did like a juice that contained a lot of aloe .. it was made by a company called Omnitriton. Not sure if it's still available.

How ya doin' TC?? Hope you're having a Happy New Year!!

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btmb03
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Singulair - and no I'm not asthmatic...oh and Alka Seltzer Gold.

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MDW005
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Catherines Coice Aloe Vera. They are capsules

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