Tony's Dad

[Guest guest]

Tony.

 

So Sorry to hear about your dad, but as you said, he must be feeling much better if he's flirting with the nurses all ready, that means the morphine it's doing a good job.

All the best for the rehab.

Take care

 

Hugs Mary

 

 

-

Tony

oleander soup

Thursday, December 25, 2008 3:11 PM

Re: curcumin and absorption

 

 

 

I'm trying, I'm trying. A family emergency has me a bit addled at the moment. My father was in a horrible accident yesterday and I am trying to cope by not thinking about it, but impossible not to. He is going to live, thankfully, but it will be a long road for recovery with all the things they have to put back together on the old guy.

Actually, kind of a miracle he lived from the description. He hit a patch of ice, spun out of control, flipped his truck three times, went over the guardrail and off the overpass and the truck landed on top of him. Had to cut him out of the truck and careflight him to the hospital.

Some surgeries and rehab ahead, but he is in relatively good form and keeping in the family tradition today thanks no doubt to the morphine pain drip. He keeps flirting with the nurses and telling them how pretty they are - lol.

Thanks for the info on bioperine. I was not aware of it.

oleander soup , "Rhoda Mead" <hummingbird541 wrote:>> *Hey Tony,> Get off the Internet and start celebrating!> > But when you're back. tiny tiny amounts of bioperine is usually paired with> curcumin for increased absorption. I'm still trying to figure out the> minimal amount needed of coconut oil, bromelain, etc, to get optimal> absorption. I looked up oregano oil at your suggestion, adding that too.> > So stuffed with supplements I have neither appetite nor money for actual> food! Rhoda> *>

[Guest guest]

Wow, it is astounding that he is alive, much less conscious! Best wishes for his recovery, and for the nurses who might be running from him in a while! Rhoda