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Curcumin
95% standardized herb extract Our extract is standardized to contain a minimum of 95% Curcuminoids; Curcumin, Demethoxycurcumin and Bisdemethoxycurcumin, the full range of antioxidants extracted from Turmeric (Curcuma longa root) for maximum potency. This is the exact percentage used in human clinical trials and medical studies. Unlike many antioxidants, Curcuminoids are capable of both preventing free radical formation, as well as neutralizing existing free radicals, and are considered an effective bioprotectant due to this dual activity. We supply the purest Curcumin available anywhere standardized to 95% extract. 500
milligrams per capsule
200 capsules per bottle
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Turmeric curry keeps dementia at bay
Times of India - Jun
6, 2009
WASHINGTON: Turmeric curry once or twice a week could
keep Alzheimer's disease and dementia at bay, thanks to a magic
ingredient curcumin found in the spice ...
Expert calls for overhaul of 'outdated' Alzheimer's care
Private Healthcare UK - Jun
6, 2009
... claimed that eating curry twice a week can
help reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, thanks to the
properties of the key ingredient curcumin.
Weekly curry could prevent Alzheimer's, study reveals
Private Healthcare UK - Jun
5, 2009
In particular, the team of scientists believes that curcumin,
which helps to make up the spice tumeric, works to prevent the spread of
amyloid protein ...
How good ol' turmeric prevents Alzheimer's
Mid-Day - Jun
5, 2009
According to Prof Doraiswamy, who grew up in Madras, the
magic ingredient in curry is curcumin, a component of the spice
turmeric. ...
Researchers Uncover Why Turmeric Helps Heal
U.S. News & World Report - Jun
5, 2009
It's long been believed that curcumin -- the main
ingredient in turmeric -- is responsible for its healing power, but it
hasn't been known how curcumin ...
Turmeric May Help Prevent Alzheimer's
NewsMax.com - Jun
5, 2009
Murali Doraiswamy, director of the mental fitness
laboratory at the Duke University Medical Center's psychiatry
department, told a conference that curcumin, ...
Does a curry a day keep dementia at bay?
meatinfo.co.uk - Jun
5, 2009
US researchers have found that curcumin - an
ingredient in popular curry spice tumeric - blocks the spread of amyloid
plaques, the toxic protein deposits ...
Curry Consumption Could Reduce Dementia Risk
MedIndia - Jun
4, 2009
It contains a substance called curcumin, which is
useful in disbanding amyloid protein plaques in the brain, which are
responsible for dementia. ...
Shades of Mother Nature
Jakarta Post - Jun
4, 2009
... ranging from those whose color will fade
quickly, such as curcumin, to those whose color will become
stronger over time, such as alizarin and moridin. ...
Curcumin Health Benefits: Curcumin Boosts Immunity
Stop Aging Now - Jun
4, 2009
By Carey Rossi Curcumin, the natural pigment that
gives the curry spice turmeric its yellow color, has developed quite an
impressive reputation for it ...
Curry, the new weapon in the war on Alzheimer's
Mail on Sunday - Jun
4, 2009
According to Professor Murali Doraiswamy, the magic
ingredient is curcumin, a component of the spice turmeric. Curcumin
prevents the spread of harmful ...
Study: Serving Of Curry Daily Might Keep Dementia At Bay
Ozarks First - Jun
4, 2009
The key ingredient in curry is curcumin, a
component of the spice turmeric. The ingredient appears to prevent the
spread of amyloid protein plaques in the ...
Ancient breaking news: Turmeric soothes
Southside Times - Jun
4, 2009
You eat the ancient, yellow, healing spice, also called curcumin,
every day in mustard, curry and cheese. It flavors and colors milk
drinks, dairy products, ...
Can eating of Indian curry meal stave off dementia?
Little About - Jun
4, 2009
What is curcumin? Well, curcumin is an
ingredient in turmeric. It has the competence to prevent changes in the
brain by blocking the spread of amyloid ...
The Spice, Turmeric, May Help To Fight Alzheimer's Disease
HULIQ - Jun
4, 2009
Curcumin, a component of turmeric, a spice often
used in curries, appears to prevent the spread of amyloid protein
plaques in the brain. ...
A Weekly Curry May Fight Dementia According to New Research
The Spoof (satire) - Jun
4, 2009
"In the past we thought curcumin, a component
of the spice turmeric was responsible. We believed that curcumin
prevented the spread of amyloid protein ...
A standard ingredient of the common curry can help prevent ...
Hospital Healthcare Europe - Jun
4, 2009
Indian-born US expert Professor Murali Doraiswamy said
part of the spice turmeric - called curcumin - prevents changes
in the brain linked to the disease by ...
'A study is being carried out on curcumin'
The Publican - Jun
4, 2009
A study is being carried out on curcumin, which is
found in turmeric. Scientists at the University of California believe it
destroys plaques that build up ...
Turmeric Extract for Weight Loss?
Diet Blog - Jun
4, 2009
A Tufts University study has found that curcumin,
a polyphenol found in turmeric, has shown promise as a weight loss
aid...in mice. ...
Eating curry can prevent dementia: US research
Andhra Cafe - Jun
4, 2009
Doraiswamy revealed laboratory and animal studies in
America have already produced strong evidence that curcumin
combats dementia and that a clinical trial ...
'Curry stops Alzheimer's'
Mirror.co.uk - Jun
3, 2009
Scientists at the University of California believe it
destroys plaques that build up on nerve cells and stop them
communicating. ...
Spicy Indian curry thwarts Alzheimer's, dementia
TheMedGuru - Jun
3, 2009
Curcumin, a component of spice turmeric, appears
to foil the spread of these amyloid protein and thus, wards off
dementia, noted Professor Murali Doraiswamy ...
Weekly curry meals may help ward off dementia
HealthCentral.com - Jun
3, 2009
The key ingredient in curries--curcumin--is a
component of the spice turmeric, which has been shown to help prevent
the formation of beta-amyloid plaques in ...
Curries 'may fight Alzheimer's'
The Press Association - Jun
3, 2009
A clinical trial is now under way in California to test
the effects of the agent, curcumin, on a group of Alzheimer's
patients. ...
Indian curry could prevent Alzheimer's disease, dementia
Hindu - Jun
3, 2009
Curcumin, a component of turmeric, appears to
prevent the spread of amyloid protein plaques, which are suspected to
cause dementia, Murali Doraiswamy of ...
Natural Ways to Reduce Cancer Risk
Best of Times - Jun
2, 2009
These include rosemary, broccoli, olives, ground
flaxseed, probiotics, cat's claw, curcumin, omega 3 fatty acids,
ginger, N-acetylcysteine, spirulina and ...
Curcumin and chronic fatigue syndrome
Examiner.com - Jun
2, 2009
Recent research is turning up promising information about
curcumin, an active component of the herb turmeric. Oxidative
stress is a significant factor in ...
Ireland and Britain's favorite curry dishes
Irish Central - Jun
1, 2009
Curcumin, found in the curry spice turmeric,
possesses potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It's
known that long-term users of ...
Clinical trial will focus on compound
Shreveport Times - Jun
1, 2009
Other LSU Health Sciences Center researchers are studying
the anti-cancer effects of curcumin, resveratol and ginger, all
natural substances. ...
Why curry could STOP you putting on weight
Daily Mail - Jun
1, 2009
Turmeric contains a plant-based chemical called curcumin
which is easily absorbed by the body, according to a study from Tufts
University in Boston. ...
Turmeric may be instrumental in restraining fat tissue growth
HealthJockey.com - May
31, 2009
Curcumin, the key polyphenol in turmeric, seems to
also aid in restraining the growth of fat tissue in animal models. This
added advantage of turmeric was ...
How to be someone who never gets sick
Sarasota Herald-Tribune - May
28, 2009
Ginger and curcumin, a component of the spice
turmeric, found in curries and some yellow mustards, help ward off
infection. While being out in the world ...
Looking for New Uses for Spices -- in the Medical Lab
Voice of America - May
25, 2009
Several years ago, scientists in Singapore investigated curcumin,
from the curry spice turmeric. The scientists based their study on earlier
evidence that ...
Eating turmeric may help keep you stay trim
Green Right Now - May
18, 2009
By Barbara Kessler You've already heard about how curcumin,
or turmeric, may help reduce your chances of getting Alzheimer's, a
disease that is virtually ...
Turmeric Extract Suppresses Fat Tissue Growth In Rodent Models
Science Daily (press release) - May
18, 2009
ScienceDaily (May 18, 2009) — Curcumin, the major
polyphenol found in turmeric, appears to reduce weight gain in mice and
suppress the growth of fat tissue ...
Alzheimer's Scary Link To Diabetes
Chemical & Engineering News - May
18, 2009
One potential source for such a drug is curcumin,
the polyphenolic yellow-orange curry spice derived from the turmeric
plant. Schubert's group is working on ...
Intel ISEF winners announced
Science News - May
15, 2009
In biochemistry, Anartya Mandal of Brighton, Mass., won for
research into inhibiting cancer cells with curcumin. Ronit Abramson
of San Diego won in cellular ...
HEALTHY EATING: Antioxidant glutathione is particularly high in ...
The Patriot Ledger - May
13, 2009
Nutrients, such as vitamin C, Curcumin (the spice
Tumeric), Vitamin B-12, and selenium assist in glutathione production. All
can be obtained from a healthy ...
Curcumin inhibits adipogenesis [fat formation] in 3T3-L1 ...
ProHealth - May
12, 2009
We investigated the effect of curcumin, the major
polyphenol in turmeric spice, on angiogenesis, adipogenesis,
differentiation, apoptosis [programmed cell ...
Brighton's Anartya Mandal, Boston Latin School student, receives ...
Allston-Brighton TAB - May
12, 2009
... the Genzyme Science Award as the Fair's Grand
Prize recipient for his project entitled “Curcumin Induces
Apoptosis in Cancer Cells by Inhibiting NF-kB”. ...
Curried salmon, anyone?
Morganton News Herald - May
12, 2009
For decades, we've known that the yellow pigment in
turmeric, called curcumin, exerts potent antioxidant and
anti-inflammatory effects in cells and animals. ...
Locals return from science fair with awards
North Attleborough Free Press - May
7, 2009
... the Genzyme Science Award as the Fair's Grand
Prize recipient for his project entitled “Curcumin Induces
Apoptosis in Cancer Cells by Inhibiting NF-kB. ...
Protect Yourself from MSG and Aspartame Excitotoxicity
Natural News.com - May
6, 2009
Curcumin is the essential ingredient of turmeric. It
enhances bile flow as well as DNA repair enzymes. He also recommends
Taurine, an amino acid that ...
Curcumin May Prevent Obesity
Natural Products Industry Insider - May
6, 2009
BOSTON—Findings from a recent study at Tufts University
suggest dietary curcumin may have a potential benefit in preventing
obesity (J Nutr. ...
Comparison of the Effects of Curcumin: first place at regional science fair
Somerville Journal - May
6, 2009
Linda Chau and Lola Yu — Comparison of the Effects of Curcumin
versus Chemotherapeutic Drugs, team, second place. Sarah Hassan — The
Effects of Fertilizer ...
Fight Cancer With Good Nutrition
OpEdNews - May
1, 2009
It has an active ingredient called curcumin that has
shown resistance to colon, breast, liver, oral, skin, and stomach tumors
in laboratory testing on ...
Spice Up Your Diet -- And Your Health
CBS News - May
1, 2009
Brain protection: Antioxidant activity of curcumin
(pigment in turmeric) has been shown to be neuro-protective. Studies show
may be beneficial in treatment ...
Scientists unravel turmeric's healing secret
TheMedGuru - Apr
25, 2009
In some previous studies, researchers have found that curcumin,
a main ingredient in turmeric, contains many medicinal properties
including ...
Researchers Find Secret Behind Turmeric's Therapeutic Power
TopNews - Apr
23, 2009
Whilst many researchers in recent years have conducted
research on its main constituent ‘curcumin', no details had been
discovered as to how curcumin works ...
Omega-3, Curcumin Combo Reduce Inflammation
Natural Products Industry Insider - Apr
23, 2009
COLLEGE STATION, Texas—Results from a study at Texas
A&M University suggest combination chemotherapy (omega-3s + curcumin
or limonin) may favorably modulate ...
Steal This Health Secret: Turmeric
Reader's Digest - Apr
22, 2009
Why you should try it: Small studies have found that curcumin,
a component of turmeric, cuts cholesterol; animal research suggests it
inhibits tumor ...
Indian turmeric powder yields its healing secrets
Mangalorean.com - Apr
22, 2009
Although modern scientific research on the spice has
burgeoned in recent years, scientists until now did not know exactly how curcumin
works inside the body ...
Turmeric's secret
Daily News & Analysis - Apr
21, 2009
While many scientists have conducted research on its main
ingredient--curcumin--no details had been revealed as to how it
functions in the body, until now. ...
Turmeric may help reduce inflammatory bowel symptoms
SmartBrief - Apr
21, 2009
Curcumin, the yellow component of the turmeric
spice, reduces inflammation and might help relieve symptoms for people
suffering from inflammatory bowel ...
Curcumin May Prevent Obesity
Natural Products Industry Insider - Apr
21, 2009
BOSTON—Findings from a study at Tufts University suggests
dietary curcumin may have a potential benefit in preventing obesity
(J Nutr. 2009;139(5):919-25). ...
Turmeric can sooth bowel: Study
Times of India - Apr
21, 2009
An international team has carried out the study and found
that curcumin, the major yellow constituent of turmeric, helps in
reducing inflammation in many ...
Turmeric: India's 'Holy Powder' Finally Reveals Its Centuries-old ...
Science Daily (press release) - Apr
20, 2009
Although modern scientific research on the spice has
burgeoned in recent years, scientists until now did not know exactly how curcumin
works inside the body ...
Inside Out : Wheatgrass vs. hypertension, chronic fatigue / Cory ...
Inquirer.net - Apr
20, 2009
... bean sprouts, alfalfa, radish, wheatgrass, oat
bran, wheat bran, rice bran, ginger, horseradish, curcumin from
turmeric, capsaicin from red hot chili, ...
Irritable bowels could be calmed with spice
Stuff.co.nz - Apr
19, 2009
Researchers at Nutrigenomics New Zealand have found that curcumin,
the major yellow component of the turmeric spice, reduces inflammation for
those ...
How Plants Protect Us From Disease
Science Daily (press release) - Apr
19, 2009
For example, curcumin can undermine certain TLRs
when a specific part of curcumin's chemical structure reacts with
what are known as "sulfhydryl groups" in ...
turmeric benefits and uses
NewDesignWorld (press release) - Apr
18, 2009
One thing that all the scientists agree upon is the fact
that the curcumin oil is the compound responsible for making it so
bio active. ...
Curcumin Whips Cells Into Shape
About - News & Issues - Apr
16, 2009
Scientists have shed new light on how curcumin—a
compound found in the curry spice turmeric—can help guard cells against
all kinds of disease-promoting ...
Curcumin and Lung Cancer
Natural Products Industry Insider - Apr
16, 2009
WINSTON-SALEM, NC—According to a study published
Carcinogenesis, curcumin may exhibit organ-specific effects to
enhance reactive oxygen species formation in ...
Spotlight on Joint Support
Christian Post - Apr
14, 2009
Turmeric root (or curcumin), Tart cherry and Holy
basil leaf (not the common herb basil) have all been used for centuries as
pain-killers and ...
Studies Reveal How Plants Protect Us from Disease
Agricultural Research - April
8, 2009
For example, curcumin can undermine certain tlrs
when a specific part of curcumin's chemical structure reacts with
what are known as "sulfhydryl groups" in ...
Deep in ocean
The National - Apr
3, 2009
The researchers have also been working with another natural
resource: curcumin, the active ingredient of turmeric. “Looking
into existing living resources ...
Plant's Mechanism of Reducing Liver Fibrosis Identified Curcumin ...
Modern Medicine - Apr
2, 2009
THURSDAY, April 2 (HealthDay News) -- The ability of curcumin,
an antioxidant from turmeric, to reduce liver fibrosis in patients with
non-alcoholic ...
Alternative care for breast cancer: Sheryl Crow did, should you?
Examiner.com - Mar
31, 2009
These include red clover, ashwagandha, and curcumin.
Broccoli sprouts contain indole-3-carbinol, a component of broccoli and
other members of the Brassica ...
Turmeric: The Mellow Yellow Healing Herb
ColorsNW - Mar
30, 2009
The most widely researched alkaloids found in turmeric are
the curcuminoids: curcumin, demethoxy-curcumin and
bisdemethoxy-curcumin. ...
Curry in a Hurry - The Health Benefits of Turmeric
Brain Blogger - Mar
28, 2009
The active ingredient in turmeric is called curcumin.
Antioxidant and free radical scavenging capacity of curcumin is on
par with vitamin C and E, ...
India: Turmeric improves health
FreshPlaza - Mar
24, 2009
In a recent study conducted at Michigan University, it was
found that curcumin, the bright yellow pigment present in turmeric,
can help boost cell health by ...
5 Spices for Better Health
Reader's Digest - Mar
22, 2009
Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, scientists are
studying curcumin, one of the most active substances in turmeric,
as a possible treatment for ...
One for the ages
Boston Globe - Mar
22, 2009
The resveratrol phenomenon has created a "parallel
interest in other substances, such as curcumin," said Douglas
MacKay, a licensed naturopathic doctor in ...
Food that heals
DL-Online - Mar
20, 2009
Turmeric, whose active ingredient is curcumin, is
most effective when combined with black pepper and olive oil during
cooking. ...
Why an Indian is good for the brain and how chillies relieve ...
The Sun - Mar
18, 2009
American research revealed in 2006 that curcumin, a
chemical found in curry ingredient turmeric, may help the body clear the
protein that causes the brain ...
Super spices
The Canberra Times - Mar
17, 2009
Turmeric - a vivid yellow spice which adds colour and
antioxidants due to its curcumin with research showing it may delay
dementia. ...
Alzheimer's: Prevent It With Nutrition?
Depok Metro - Mar
17, 2009
Dr. Whitaker suggests a daily supplement regimen: DHA, 50
mg (3-4 fish oil capsules); Curcumin, 900-1800 mg; Natural vitamin
E,800-1600 IU; Vitamin C,3000 ...
7 Super Spices: Herbs for a healthy heart
Manila Bulletin - Mar
16, 2009
Evidence suggests that curcumin, the bright yellow
compound in turmeric, may help inhibit the growth of cancer cells, reduce
inflammation, and safeguard the ...
The spicy disciplinarian
spectroscopyNOW.com - Mar
14, 2009
Solid state NMR has been used to help to explain why curcumin,
one of the physiologically active components of the yellow spice turmeric
has wound healing ...
Turmeric Ingredient Makes Membranes Behave For Better Health
sScienceDaily.com - Mar
8, 2009
University of Michigan researchers led by Ayyalusamy Ramamoorthy have
discovered that curcumin acts as a disciplinarian, inserting itself
into cell membranes and making them more orderly, a move that improves
cells' resistance to infection and malignancy.
Spice Route
Best Life Magazine - Mar
5, 2009
Curcumin, a chemical in turmeric, helps deter the
accumulation of amyloid plaques in the brain, tiny blockages that may cause
Alzheimers disease ...
The People's Pharmacy
Seattle Times - Mar
2, 2009
A component, curcumin, has powerful
anti-inflammatory activity, and, preliminary studies suggest, some benefit
for psoriasis. One reader wrote: "I took ...
Alzheimer's: Prevent It With Nutrition?
Feb 26, 2009
Dr. Whitaker suggests a daily supplement regimen: DHA, 50
mg (3-4 fish oil capsules); Curcumin, 900-1800
Natural ways to reduce cancers include anti-oxidants, supplements
Tulsa World - Feb
21, 2009
These include rosemary, broccoli, olives, ground flaxseed,
probiotics, cat's claw, curcumin, omega 3 fatty acids, ginger,
N-acetylcysteine, spirulina and ...
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