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Tumeric

Anyone take this supplement and do fine? I'm wanting to try it for back pain as I've seen it's helped with anti inflammatory properties. But I'm not sure if it would show up on a drug test. 

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    Turmeric* sorry for the typo 

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    Can you ask your cm?

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    Tumeric is like blackberries, bubble gum, pickles. Anything can "show up" on a drug test if tested for. A piece of seabass can literally "show up" if tested for. Seabass, bubble gum and Tumeric do not make you high, low, or sleepy, and they are not tested for......EVER..Tumeric is a non CNS-mood altering herbal that is not on ANY of the 50 states monitoring programs "banned substances" lists. You take Tumeric and you don't need permission. If you ever had a test that (would be the first in US nurse monitoring history) tested "positive" for Tumeric, you would say, yes.....I took Tumeric and I'm taking it again as we speak along with CoQ10, Vit E, and Vit D.  Nobody cares of you take Tumeric. It's treated with the same significance as a sausage biscuit.

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