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Not only I woke up with only about 20% of the hangover that I should have, but last night I also felt very energetic all along, instead of a slurring crash about 3 hours into the binge. Awesome, you rock!
I drink a smoothie most mornings that includes a heaping tsp of turmeric powder and a pinch of black pepper. I add coconut milk or half an avocado or both, among other things & I’ve noticed that when I have one too many, I usually wake up the next morning as if nothing happened the night before. I guess this is why. Thanks for shedding some light!
@@djsvideodiarys Funny, I have recently also been adding turmeric powder, ginger (not the pepper but gotta try that now), with peanut butter, whole milk, and basically whatever else you'd expect in a smoothie. But I also take it with a hot tea and some cheese in the morning, so I guess this explains a lot of positive effects I've been having lately in response to alcohol
This whole video essentially explained why mom fed me warm tumeric and pepper milk once every milk when I was a teenager. I think she knew I was drinking 🤔. And I do have high tolerance for alcohol.
based upon this video (I watched two), I have to subscribe because I love how you dissected the product, and YOU also provided a solution based upon the study to improve the effectiveness of the ingredient, nice.
Thanks for the info! I've recently started to enjoy consuming turmeric in shredded carrots fried in butter and garlic salt, but I'm gonna start adding pepper from now on.
What I do is put turmeric and black pepper into my porridge (or oatmeal?) in the mornings. It's pretty great actually! It's surprisingly quite tasty! If you're one who likes your breakfast sweet, you could throw in some berries or honey.
For habitual users is a depressor, also the stimulation of appetite can lead to eating in excess(that can hinder vitality even more). After more that 20 years of daily consumption I would say life is better if you only use it sporadically and exercise more to get a better high. Sometimes anxiety or anxious personality, use it as an auto medication, if that`s the case, eating more potassium around 4700mg daily in form of vegetables and leafy greens, having regular sleeping schedule, and not using stimulants often like coffee can be a better approach. The best part of is that if you smoke once a week you get that noob high, that verges in psychedelic, and the rest of the time the extra energy and clear mind is such a blessing. Hope that helps in the meanwhile, not to scientific totally anecdotal, but is decades of experience and the effects on most people that are heavy users to.
I was a big fan of vaping before gymnastics training, easy to get your mind of intense limit of failure sensations, also the heaviness after smoking aspect is gone, because of the stimulation of working hard. I had some pulmonary issues from smoking/vaping, that started the "maybe this shit is not as healthy as every brother stoner assures" :)))
The Japanese I've met LOVED to get high. I've been smoking for 22 years but recently made the jump to vaping. Instead of 2g weed per day 1g now lasts me 2-3 days, but the main difference is better sleeping, more energy (like WAY more!) and the tightness in my chest has completely gone. Feels so much better! Wish I'd done this years ago
I live in Japan and I just started drinking Ukon no Chikara as well. I did notice a slight difference the next morning, but thank you so much for this video!! I'm going to give tumeric and black pepper a try instead!
It's crazy how advanced Indian cooking is and how we are only finding out now the substantial health benefits of spices that has been deeply rooted culturally for thousands of years.
All around the world since before civilisation every country have been using herbs and spices for health and medicine not just India even colder climates in Europe we have been using them the only difference is India is poor so they use that medicine in its herb form and we use it in synthetic medicine. The only reason medicine works is because the pathway in how it works was already made by our evolutionary ancestors
Like always I learn something useful from you videos! I have been useing turmeric/ginger/pepper with fantastic results. But I dod not know that the coconuts oil was assisting the turmeric as well! My ankles and feet were had become so swollen that I could not wear my work boots so between thanksgiving/new years I researched the internet finding what to do. Soon I was useing the afore mentioned mix and my feet went back to normal while my ankles would be kinda swollen after a 12 hour shift. I stopped doing it (cant stand warm drinks in the summer) so while my feet are still good my ankles have gone back to swollen. So I will go back at it. I could go on and on with how I have applied your information to my life with benefit but then well...it would not end for awhile. Thank you!
I started tumeric/golden milk while I was injured instead of ibuprofen and it definitely helps, brought down my swelling and inflammation in my injury. I put tumeric, pepper, cheyanne(sorry on spelling), and cinnamon in my first cup of coffee it's nice with some coconut milk especially. I drink it every morning I love it helps with a few things my blood circulation is better too.
Yas! Thank you! I knew of "golden milk" in Ayurvedic medicine, but I didn't realize that it applied so well to preventing hangovers. I will be trying it before I drag myself to yet another holiday/birthday party tonight.
It's tea that is green :D Only thing I can say is if you drink it buy the Korean or Japanese stuff (watch out there are many fakes). Chinese and Taiwanese green tea can have a lot of heavy metals in it. The best stuff my dad drinks is quite literally $16 per gram. He won't even make that stuff for me. You won't find quality stuff in a supermarket or wholefoods. You can find it sometimes in locked glass cabinets in Asian supermarkets though.
Basically all actual tea (Camellia sinensis) has the properties often attributed to green tea. And matcha is green tea that you eat along with the drink. Researchers like using green tea for their studies, but journalists interpret it like it's only green tea that has the studied effects.
I get the idea of blanking out some part of the text but believe just highlighting works fine. The way you presented it, it looked like a formatting error. Thanks for the new cool video! Keep it up!
I did the tumeric and black pepper drink and felt better BEFORE drinking. It's like the mix flushed my old hangover out. Now I'm feeling a new buzz more than two hours later, and I wonder if another dose of the hot slurry will zero me out again. But I'm enjoying this, I'll try it in the morning.
I came back to this video because I was hit with the realization that chicken curry, one of my favorite dishes ever, might help with hangover. And actually, a version of this dish happens to be quite popular in Japan. Maybe it's not a coincidence? "Pincho moruno" is also a very popular _tapa_ in Spain, kinda similar to shish kebab (probably inspired by it), and is typically consumed with beer. It contains curcumin, too.
I already heard from tumeric+ black pepper months ago from simnett nutritionThanks for providing confirmationIt suprised me because i confirmed that you 2 are the best researchers i knowI really appreciate your work which inspires me to change my life!
I have recently started taking curcumin pills and I heard about how your liver treats the curcumin like a foreign object and it doesn't get absorbed. Having it with black pepper and good fats sound like an awesome trick. I will definitely give it a shot. And I think this combination of tumeric, black pepper and coconut milk can be found nicely in a Indian or Thai curry! I think that would work as well
My Turmeric Tea recipe (all powder): 1pt Tumeric 1pt Cinamon 0.5pt Ginger 0.1pt Black pepper Pinch of Nutmeg. Add lemon or liquorice root for flavouring. Drink with coffee for a spicy buzz.
I'm Australian so meat pies are a thing, and there's a pie shop just up the road that offers a pepper-steak pie. I've tried taking the lid off and sprinkling some turmeric into that and it works some wonders to settle a stomach. Works wonders for a moderate hangover, the "I feel like garbage but not like I'm going to be sick" kind.
Man, best thing ever. I went out on a night of heavy drinking, and the day after I can resume studying. Felt weird for about two hours after drinking it tho.
@@djsvideodiarys Yes it still works. I take it whenever I know I'll be having more than three drinks. Better if you take it before drinking, but if you forget (which happens to me a lot), after is better than nothing.
God damn it man! I just got back from Japan, this info would have saved me many a headache! Haha. I'm from Australia and alcohol is insanely expensive, so Japan for me was a booze filled wonderland. Love the vids, keep up the good work!
Now I know why we indians use Turmeric in almost all our curries that we eat regularly. Spices are the real medicines. We just need to research more and more. P.s-Indian grooms are given hot milk with some turmeric added to it on their marriage night.I think It is related to the performance of the male in the sexual act. Can you find some info about it whether it's effective or not?
I find it Ironic that Indians invented the method for crystallization of sugar and that India has one of the biggest diabetic populations of the world. PS: I freaking love Indian food and I am forever grateful that indian cuisine exists!
when ever i stay in for a night of drinking by myself, i ALWAYS pop 4-5 turmeric capsules before i go to sleep. wake up 2 days later without any issue... no, just joking... about waking up 2 days later. turmeric works to help ease a hang over
It would be cool if you made a WIL video concerning the topic of language learning, seeing as I'm sure during learning Japanese you must've learned something worth saying! lol
Great video and editing. Gonna try this turmeric thingy. When should one consume this? The morning before drinking in the evening or right before consumption of alcohol?
I put 1 teasponn of turmeric, 1/4 tsp black pepper, 1 tbsp of coconut oil, 1 tsp honey in my morning smoothie after I couldn't shake the flu this winter, I got well within a week...now I add as part of my daily routine. Definitely works..and didn't taste yuk, it actually made my green drink smoothie in the morning taste better.
Three beers in an hour? Got to pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers in this raquet.
Barbaryotaku maybe he is 150 pounds.
Three DRINKS, not beers. haha
rise So, recruit a woman to note how many you drink! But she will try to make you slow down...
Meh, nothing special. Maybye if we are talking about woman. I don't know, I live in Poland btw. so there's that.
Barbaryotaku 6 shots in an hour is more my speed, as long as there's no assholes in the vincinty, I'm a happy Sob...
Your research skills are fascinating!!!
Mohamed Tarek how can 31 idiots not like this video? The human race has some real losers.
And the amount of well-researched, high quality videos he has. There's 50 of them. It's insane.
Over hear in India we drink turmeric powder mixed with hot milk to alleviate sore throat, i guess it acts as a anti inflammatory.
Digvijay Desai I shall try that
We actually add turmeric powder in cuisines as well as milk.
The Castaway Traveller add sugar according to taste and don't forget to mix it well, preferably drink before bed and enjoy bro.
This the best CZcams Channel ever created 😱😱😱 why did nobody tell me about it earlier when I needed it. He clarifies 80% of all questions I’ve ever had in an understandable manner
Not only I woke up with only about 20% of the hangover that I should have, but last night I also felt very energetic all along, instead of a slurring crash about 3 hours into the binge. Awesome, you rock!
I seriously love this channel
This is one of my favorite channels, love everything about these videos. Keep it up man!
I drink a smoothie most mornings that includes a heaping tsp of turmeric powder and a pinch of black pepper. I add coconut milk or half an avocado or both, among other things & I’ve noticed that when I have one too many, I usually wake up the next morning as if nothing happened the night before. I guess this is why. Thanks for shedding some light!
Does it still work? How many times have you tried this since you first tried this and had it failed any time?
@@djsvideodiarys Funny, I have recently also been adding turmeric powder, ginger (not the pepper but gotta try that now), with peanut butter, whole milk, and basically whatever else you'd expect in a smoothie. But I also take it with a hot tea and some cheese in the morning, so I guess this explains a lot of positive effects I've been having lately in response to alcohol
From Kenya🇰🇪 and loving this channel!! Great content
This whole video essentially explained why mom fed me warm tumeric and pepper milk once every milk when I was a teenager. I think she knew I was drinking 🤔. And I do have high tolerance for alcohol.
"once every milk" I think the tumeric is not working😂
@@wsxzaq6813 lmfao
This video's timing could not have been better
it’s not enough that you have almost one M follower! Amazing content! Thank you so much!
You are a genius! Please keep posting videos. Thanks
Trying this today, can't wait!
Dude your videos are amazing! Your research and references combined with the visuals are top notch. Please continue!
tried it before a family party involving large ammounts of vodka
and it works. i feel fantastic, i dont remember going to sleep
Does it still work? How many times have you tried this since you first tried this and had it failed any time?
I really like the new logo, congrats!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MY DUDE, NEVER STOP !!!!!
I just handed in my thesis yesterday, so this comed in VERY handy. thank you!
based upon this video (I watched two), I have to subscribe because I love how you dissected the product, and YOU also provided a solution based upon the study to improve the effectiveness of the ingredient, nice.
Hey thanks man. I'll try it. Love your channel. Keep the knowledge flowing!
Already tested twice...Works amazingly! I love you :') I wish I had discovered this earlier
I really enjoy your channel.
Interesting research and I like what you do.
Keep it up!
Great job!
As always an excellent video. Your research is amazing!
Well this video earned a subscription - always great to see researched videos rather than pure opinion and 'feelings'!
Thanks for sharing the knowledge 😁 I rarely drink but on some ocassions this could come handy, will definetly try it when i have an oppurtunity :)
Thanks for the info! I've recently started to enjoy consuming turmeric in shredded carrots fried in butter and garlic salt, but I'm gonna start adding pepper from now on.
great video as always!
Loving the new logo!
This is why you are my favorite channel.
Seriously great video
I love this channel
What I do is put turmeric and black pepper into my porridge (or oatmeal?) in the mornings. It's pretty great actually! It's surprisingly quite tasty! If you're one who likes your breakfast sweet, you could throw in some berries or honey.
I don't think I've checked a notification faster 😍 I like the new logo!!
I will give it a shot! thx dude for your effort, really like your channel ^^
Fermenting turmeric by adding it a a sauerkraut for example, also increases the bioavailability
Tim Hare Why
Black pepper :)
really? that's interesting...i wonder why. (see my comment above for other bioavailability tips)
Fermenting with ginger would be and interesting experiment.
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Tried it for new year evening,
it definitely WORKED
What I’ve Learned, I would like to hear your stance on Cannabis. I smoke marijuana nearly every day and I would really enjoy seeing your take on it.
For habitual users is a depressor, also the stimulation of appetite can lead to eating in excess(that can hinder vitality even more).
After more that 20 years of daily consumption I would say life is better if you only use it sporadically and exercise more to get a better high.
Sometimes anxiety or anxious personality, use it as an auto medication, if that`s the case, eating more potassium around 4700mg daily in form of vegetables and leafy greens, having regular sleeping schedule, and not using stimulants often like coffee can be a better approach.
The best part of is that if you smoke once a week you get that noob high, that verges in psychedelic, and the rest of the time the extra energy and clear mind is such a blessing.
Hope that helps in the meanwhile, not to scientific totally anecdotal, but is decades of experience and the effects on most people that are heavy users to.
i agree hard exercise followed by a joint at the end of the week is one of the best things out there
I was a big fan of vaping before gymnastics training, easy to get your mind of intense limit of failure sensations, also the heaviness after smoking aspect is gone, because of the stimulation of working hard.
I had some pulmonary issues from smoking/vaping, that started the "maybe this shit is not as healthy as every brother stoner assures" :)))
Well What I’ve Learned lives in Japan so I’m interested in the prospect of him discussing the plant that’s helped me for a long time.
The Japanese I've met LOVED to get high. I've been smoking for 22 years but recently made the jump to vaping. Instead of 2g weed per day 1g now lasts me 2-3 days, but the main difference is better sleeping, more energy (like WAY more!) and the tightness in my chest has completely gone. Feels so much better! Wish I'd done this years ago
Awesome, I'll totally try this out on Christmas
I love your videos!
15 seconds in and the editing is so great lol
I live in Japan and I just started drinking Ukon no Chikara as well. I did notice a slight difference the next morning, but thank you so much for this video!! I'm going to give tumeric and black pepper a try instead!
It's crazy how advanced Indian cooking is and how we are only finding out now the substantial health benefits of spices that has been deeply rooted culturally for thousands of years.
@Mas-ud Al-hassan Beef
All around the world since before civilisation every country have been using herbs and spices for health and medicine not just India even colder climates in Europe we have been using them the only difference is India is poor so they use that medicine in its herb form and we use it in synthetic medicine. The only reason medicine works is because the pathway in how it works was already made by our evolutionary ancestors
more videos like this please!
Fascinating!
Great video✌️
Thanks man!
Thnx for sharing
like like like!!!! please do more stuff of these related to food and health, please
Wuow, love your videos. Gotta subscribe.
THANK YOU!
Like always I learn something useful from you videos!
I have been useing turmeric/ginger/pepper with fantastic results. But I dod not know that the coconuts oil was assisting the turmeric as well!
My ankles and feet were had become so swollen that I could not wear my work boots so between thanksgiving/new years I researched the internet finding what to do. Soon I was useing the afore mentioned mix and my feet went back to normal while my ankles would be kinda swollen after a 12 hour shift. I stopped doing it (cant stand warm drinks in the summer) so while my feet are still good my ankles have gone back to swollen. So I will go back at it. I could go on and on with how I have applied your information to my life with benefit but then well...it would not end for awhile.
Thank you!
good stuff
Love your vids
I love you man! Keep up the work and have a happy, merry Christmas!
Thanks!
I started tumeric/golden milk while I was injured instead of ibuprofen and it definitely helps, brought down my swelling and inflammation in my injury. I put tumeric, pepper, cheyanne(sorry on spelling), and cinnamon in my first cup of coffee it's nice with some coconut milk especially. I drink it every morning I love it helps with a few things my blood circulation is better too.
Thanks for the study info, I drink turmeric tea weekly, a great antioxy. Also I add some ginger....
Thanks breh
Genius.
sub cuz of sheer professional information
Lookout for this formula coming to every liquor store and supermarket in Australia in the next year, I’m on it.
Thank you good sir
You should do a video on your research process.
Yas! Thank you! I knew of "golden milk" in Ayurvedic medicine, but I didn't realize that it applied so well to preventing hangovers. I will be trying it before I drag myself to yet another holiday/birthday party tonight.
i discovered this a few months ago. I also add some raw aloe vera into the mix to soothe the digestive tract.
You should include Amazon affiliate links in your description because you make such convincing arguments for the supplement.
Can you make a video about green tea?
It's tea that is green :D Only thing I can say is if you drink it buy the Korean or Japanese stuff (watch out there are many fakes). Chinese and Taiwanese green tea can have a lot of heavy metals in it.
The best stuff my dad drinks is quite literally $16 per gram. He won't even make that stuff for me. You won't find quality stuff in a supermarket or wholefoods. You can find it sometimes in locked glass cabinets in Asian supermarkets though.
I would also be interested in this. A video about matcha would be so cool!
Basically all actual tea (Camellia sinensis) has the properties often attributed to green tea. And matcha is green tea that you eat along with the drink. Researchers like using green tea for their studies, but journalists interpret it like it's only green tea that has the studied effects.
I also would be interested, and a comparison with the supplements extracts of green tea.
For the most part, i approve your research on this topic. 🧐
Love your work. When will you commercialize this?
do take it before driking or after or in the morning ?
Definitely should do a vid on CBD oils
Or cannabidiods in general!
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Excellent video! Where do you get all these awesome little snippets of video?
I get the idea of blanking out some part of the text but believe just highlighting works fine. The way you presented it, it looked like a formatting error. Thanks for the new cool video! Keep it up!
I did the tumeric and black pepper drink and felt better BEFORE drinking. It's like the mix flushed my old hangover out. Now I'm feeling a new buzz more than two hours later, and I wonder if another dose of the hot slurry will zero me out again. But I'm enjoying this, I'll try it in the morning.
In India, it's quite common to have turmeric in warm milk. Very effective in case of sore throat as well!
I came back to this video because I was hit with the realization that chicken curry, one of my favorite dishes ever, might help with hangover. And actually, a version of this dish happens to be quite popular in Japan. Maybe it's not a coincidence? "Pincho moruno" is also a very popular _tapa_ in Spain, kinda similar to shish kebab (probably inspired by it), and is typically consumed with beer. It contains curcumin, too.
I already heard from tumeric+ black pepper months ago from simnett nutritionThanks for providing confirmationIt suprised me because i confirmed that you 2 are the best researchers i knowI really appreciate your work which inspires me to change my life!
I have recently started taking curcumin pills and I heard about how your liver treats the curcumin like a foreign object and it doesn't get absorbed. Having it with black pepper and good fats sound like an awesome trick. I will definitely give it a shot. And I think this combination of tumeric, black pepper and coconut milk can be found nicely in a Indian or Thai curry! I think that would work as well
I was about to sleep but i saw this :) never clicked video so fast in my life
My Turmeric Tea recipe (all powder):
1pt Tumeric
1pt Cinamon
0.5pt Ginger
0.1pt Black pepper
Pinch of Nutmeg.
Add lemon or liquorice root for flavouring. Drink with coffee for a spicy buzz.
What are the chances that I come to WIL to see what you've uploaded and it's on a day that I drank.
Quite high if you're an alcaholic
I'm Australian so meat pies are a thing, and there's a pie shop just up the road that offers a pepper-steak pie. I've tried taking the lid off and sprinkling some turmeric into that and it works some wonders to settle a stomach. Works wonders for a moderate hangover, the "I feel like garbage but not like I'm going to be sick" kind.
Man, best thing ever. I went out on a night of heavy drinking, and the day after I can resume studying. Felt weird for about two hours after drinking it tho.
I thought this video was going to be about ウンコ / poop . But I rubbed my eyes and saw it was actually about ウコン/Turmeric
This worked! I had this drink, then 6 glasses of wine and 3 glasses of whisky. Woke up tired (due to lack of sleep), but very functional.
Does it still work? How many times have you tried since last year when you first tried this?
Does it still work? How many times have you tried this since you first tried this and had it failed any time?
@@djsvideodiarys Yes it still works. I take it whenever I know I'll be having more than three drinks. Better if you take it before drinking, but if you forget (which happens to me a lot), after is better than nothing.
God damn it man! I just got back from Japan, this info would have saved me many a headache! Haha. I'm from Australia and alcohol is insanely expensive, so Japan for me was a booze filled wonderland. Love the vids, keep up the good work!
Now I know why we indians use Turmeric in almost all our curries that we eat regularly.
Spices are the real medicines. We just need to research more and more.
P.s-Indian grooms are given hot milk with some turmeric added to it on their marriage night.I think It is related to the performance of the male in the sexual act.
Can you find some info about it whether it's effective or not?
megadeathx, doubt people with inflammatory diseases walk around with boners all day.
I find it Ironic that Indians invented the method for crystallization of sugar and that India has one of the biggest diabetic populations of the world.
PS: I freaking love Indian food and I am forever grateful that indian cuisine exists!
I would recommend adding ginger to the mix of hot tea, turmeric and black pepper
when ever i stay in for a night of drinking by myself, i ALWAYS pop 4-5 turmeric capsules before i go to sleep. wake up 2 days later without any issue... no, just joking... about waking up 2 days later. turmeric works to help ease a hang over
Video on cold and hot showers please!
Also Acetylcysteine + B1 + Vitamin C is a very good combo.
Thank you❣️👍🏼🍾🥂
It would be cool if you made a WIL video concerning the topic of language learning, seeing as I'm sure during learning Japanese you must've learned something worth saying! lol
Great video and editing. Gonna try this turmeric thingy. When should one consume this? The morning before drinking in the evening or right before consumption of alcohol?
Just tried this. Unbelievably effective. Like, I was plastered, and I feel totally fine today
Here in India we use turmeric daily and a lot more
I'm going to try this. It sounds better than yeast + yogurt.
+Mr CZcams
I tried the yeast and yogurt before - just made me feel bloated
I put 1 teasponn of turmeric, 1/4 tsp black pepper, 1 tbsp of coconut oil, 1 tsp honey in my morning smoothie after I couldn't shake the flu this winter, I got well within a week...now I add as part of my daily routine. Definitely works..and didn't taste yuk, it actually made my green drink smoothie in the morning taste better.