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Today, I read that cherries can help fight inflamation. And, that several studies have been done which have all proved that they do Does anyone have any experience in this area? I seem to be doing pretty well on the prednisone at 8mg and should reduce to 7 in the next couple of weeks. Just wondering if the natural route could help.
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ptolemy susan91476
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noninoni susan91476
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Montmorency cherries are grown in abundance in Michigan, my state. While a bottle may cost me $8, it is a concentrated syrup.. One dilutes an ounce with perhaps a cup of water, and the calories are around 100 or maybe 110. It lasts well in the frig.
I would be interested in anti-inflammatory comparisons.
I am thinking of an anti-inflammatory hot drink of cherry syrup with hot water, cloves, cinnamon, and fresh ginger. Might be good! And a name? Mulled cherry? The trouble is the when I mull wine, I usually have to add sugar, but I will try this without doing that.
ptolemy noninoni
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