And I did extra today. Stretching and abs
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I think I read that cocoa is anti inflammatory, so eating lower sugar (dark chocolate) would make your chocolate a good food.I've used turmeric before for inflammation when I had Lyme Disease. But not Golden Milk. I do try to stick to an anti-inflammation diet, low sugar, not a lot of processed foods.
But there is that darned chocolate habit to support....
I put turmeric with black pepper (got a small tub of it from Costco) in with my protein powder shaker. It does help offset the inflammation pains when I’ve overindulged (pasta and bread, they are hard to say no to sometimes).Tumeric is like magic. It really does a lot for inflammation, especially with some pepper in the mix. I cook with it a lot, grow it, and use it extracted into oil for topical use, it has healed several precancerous skin lesions on me (pale folks like me really do not belong so close to the equator).
We’ve gotten 4 different color eggs this week from 6 potential new layers. It’s fun to try to figure out who is doing what (they are mostly brown eggs of different shades).Oh by the way….one of my littles just laid her first egg today. They just turned 18 weeks on Monday. YAY!!!
My problems are genetic too, my surgeon said to me once "This is looking quite normal-well...nothing about your anatomy is normal, but we're close!"No, I'm hopelessly hooked on bread....Seriously, I've been asked that before and I have backed off bread and bread products/pastry, pasta, etc when working on weight loss. Do I notice a difference? Not really. Part of my joint problems are genetic in nature so it is what it is sort of thing. I think backing off on sugars helps me more....until I fall off the wagon and eat a bag of M&Ms....No wait! Chocolate is healthy.....I gotta keep telling myself that!