Food Medicine

>>7256629
if i have a bad cold, literally anything that's really fucking spicy. the heat gives me about 20 minutes where i don't feel like i have a cold at all. really hot curries are great for it.

>black pepper for synergy
entering mom science territory
spicy soups are fantastic when you're sick though.

Pics recommended because this IS a mongolian basketweaving collective

>>7256634
Not at all. The black pepper increases the bioavailability of the curcumin by 2000%.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9619120

>>7256639
i stand corrected, quite interesting.

water.

>>7256633
>cold
meat soup, scientifically proven to work

Whenever I have sore throat, I eat a lot of lemon, honey, garlic, hot pepper and pálinka, pretty good shock therapy, works for me.

Pork =Harem , absolute

Chicken soup for a cold.

I don't know whether i crave chicken soup because my body instinctively knows about it's healing power or because my mom always made chicken soup when i had a cold.

>>7256629

Chewing a bunch of mint to clean out sinuses.

>>7256667
there is no fucking healing power in chicken soup. You eat it because it has salt and water when you're puking and have diarrhea to restore your electrolytes and hydrate you and maybe get a little substance as is the fat in it. It doesn't heal anything. You could drink pickle juice and it would do the same. It just tastes amazing

>>7256673
So it does have healing power.

>>7256683
it isn't a power or magical. It's called drinking water and replacing lost salts

>>7256685

what do you think people are talking about when they say healing power? like you think we mean food that sits back and throws healing spells at you while you tank the boss? shut up and keep your dumb ass comments to yourself oyu pretentious cock mongler

>>7256688
waaaaaaaaaa waaaaaaaa waaaaaaaaa

>>7256688
>>7256689
I'd like both of you to post your faces.

Right now.

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>>7256691
>>7256689

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>>7256689
>implying you weren't crying over chicken soup

an even stupider thing to bitch about

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>>7256699

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>>7256699
I would totally swipe right

>>7256629
Hibiscus tea is good for blood pressure

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>>7256735
Don't really see a resemblance

>>7256639
So what is curcumin supposed to do?

>inflammation

Inflammation of WHAT, exactly? When I worked at a TV station and had to watch Dr. Oz every day, he'd always talk about INFLAMMATION like it was some deadly yet widespread disease ravaging our nation. I remember one time he had a woman on and he told her her "inflammation number" was 150, and she was just like, "Oh no."

What does it mean? What is inflamed? Am I missing something?

>>7256982
Arthritis is a good example. Mainly it has to do with joint pressure, from what I understand. Sorry you had to watch Dr Oz.

Pho for a hangover, guacamole (only homemade) for general health

I don't know what it is about pig's blood, basil and garlic that makes me feel so good.

I don't think this necessarily qualifies as "food", but I'm all about those dank Chinese herbal teas. The rare and more ridiculous, the better. They tend to taste interesting too.

>>7257002
Guacamole isn't normally made with pig's blood tho

>>7256673
I think there are studies out there proving the opposite.

>ginger
>onion juice

>>7257086
fresh ginger, lemon, and honey tea is god tier

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>>7256673
Yeah!
It's got electrolytes!
It's what people with a cold crave!

>>7256902
google

>>7256850
I have no idea what that means but at least I was willing to post my real photo when asked

>>7256629
Anything with caffeine.