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 Captain Of The Prude Broom
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Location: cincinnati, oh | does anyone have the recipe for the tumeric golden paste? |
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 BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | . |
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BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | I have it but the file is too large....give me a few minutes. |
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BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | Get pure organic ground turmeric in bulk. It's cheap and you can get it at most large grocery stores that have bulk spices.
Mix 1/2 c turmeric powder in 1-2 c water and simmer for about 8-10 mins. Add or subtract water to form the thickness you desire....paste.
Stir in 1/3 c coconut oil (olive oil is ok too).
Add 1.5 tsp FRESH ground pepper.
Mix it up.
Guidelines:
Horses - 2 tsp a day. I give a tablespoon with feed.
dogs- 1 tsp
Hoomans - 1 tsp ....I take 2.
I usually "chase" it with something that neutralizes the whale poop flavor, like OJ....or vodka, if that's your thing. |
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Captain Of The Prude Broom
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Location: cincinnati, oh | thank you! |
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BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | Over on the Facebook group ( turmeric users group) they talk a lot about this stuff if you are interested. Some you have to take with a grain of salt, but it's still worth following.
For example some people were saying they were experiencing nausea, etc, with some Cur Ost types of preparations and they switched to the paste and claimed it was much better tolerated.
188,000 members so lots of posts. |
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BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | Over on the Facebook group ( turmeric users group) they talk a lot about this stuff if you are interested. Some you have to take with a grain of salt, but it's still worth following.
For example some people were saying they were experiencing nausea, etc, with some Cur Ost types of preparations and they switched to the paste and claimed it was much better tolerated.
188,000 members so lots of posts. |
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Location: the end of the rainbow | I used recipe doc posted and add a tablespoon of Ceylon cinnamon. I order from Missy's Spice Shop online and the prices are reasonable if you can't find good organic spices at a reasonable price near you. |
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 Porta Potty Pants
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| What do you use it for?
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Sock Snob
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| bump for more info. |
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pressure dripper
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Location: the end of the rainbow | I use it for its anti-inflammatory properties, much like an over the counter nsaid. |
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| I use it for my horse who has allergies and whatnot as a cheaper substitute for CurOst and it works great. I feed it twice a day (frozen in little silicone molds) and before races 3 times is best. some only feed once a day though and that works |
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Expert
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Location: Oklahoma | I asked question on the wrong post. How long for one horse and how do you store the unused? thanks |
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BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | They recommend refrigerating it, and they say you can even freeze it.
I'm not sure why refrigeration is necessary, but that's their recommendation. |
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Elite Veteran
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Location: Texas | You can buy this in pill form too. I take the pills then I don't have to deal with the nasty taste... |
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BHW Resident Surgeon
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | cbh - 2016-07-20 3:37 PM
You can buy this in pill form too. I take the pills then I don't have to deal with the nasty taste...
I didn't know that. Do the pills contain lipid/fat? |
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Married to a Louie Lover
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| Bumping this back up with a question for the resident experts
Is there any reason to feed the paste over just loose tumeric, assuming they'll eat it? Or loose with a squirt of healthy coat to make it stick?
I have 2 with no outstanding issues but want to support them and can't justify the cost of cur ost right now.
I took cur ost for humans for a little while, haven't noticed my major knee pain subsiding but have noticed a few other minor aches come back since I ran out. I'm experimenting with a tumeric pill because $8/mo is a lot better than $40 for only the minor aches. |
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Location: London Ontario | Bumping this up for more info |
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 Shelter Dog Lover
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| OhMax - 2017-01-21 8:06 AM Bumping this back up with a question for the resident experts Is there any reason to feed the paste over just loose tumeric, assuming they'll eat it? Or loose with a squirt of healthy coat to make it stick? I have 2 with no outstanding issues but want to support them and can't justify the cost of cur ost right now. I took cur ost for humans for a little while, haven't noticed my major knee pain subsiding but have noticed a few other minor aches come back since I ran out. I'm experimenting with a tumeric pill because $8/mo is a lot better than $40 for only the minor aches.
I feed tumeric root powder, add a few fresh peppercorns, pepper and a fat, my horses eat it but they are pigs that will eat anything. :) I have noticed my old achy retired guys are much more active. I take a liquid form called synchro, it has eliminated the swelling and pain in the ball of my foot I get when I workout. |
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Elite Veteran
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| I think you need to have the fats and black pepper to help activate the turmeric. I'm not exactly sure, I just know it works from my own personal experience with the paste I made. |
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Expert
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| I take a brand called Terry Naturally CuraMed. Plus I also take the CurOst for Humans. I still have issues but I am not taking as many over the counter stuff like Aleve, Advil, etc. I still have a lot of aches and pains. |
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Recipe for the Tumeric Golden Paste