Curcumin may work as well as antidepressants according to a study which found that curcumin, commonly found in the Indian spice turmeric worked as efficiently as antidepressants such as Prozac. The study by Baylor University...
Read MoreAdding curcumin to your diet could lower inflammation associated with heart disease, a new study suggests. Research from the Mashad University of Medical Sciences in Iran has discovered that curcumin has two key therapeutic...
Read MoreA study reported in Phytotherapy Research has discovered that curcumin in its highest bioavailable form is more effective than taking rheumatoid drugs or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for relieving pain....
Read More30th Jan 2015: Endometriosis can be a debilitating condition that is thought to affect around 10-20% of pre-menopausal women. Recent research has suggested that turmeric has the potential to prevent and even manage many of the...
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A study on rats that were given curcumin, a compound derived from the Indian spice known as...
Read MoreIt was found that the rats that ate the food with the curcumin in it had a much harder time retrieving their fear memory. This suggested to the researchers that the curcumin compound plays a role in keeping any bad memories at...
Read MoreCurcumin has once again hit the headlines for its anti-cancer properties. A small study published in the journal Clinical Cancer Research demonstrated that it temporarily stopped advanced pancreatic cancer growth in two patients...
Read MoreFurther research has been published into the numerous health benefits of curcurmin – this time in regard to diabetes prevention. A Thai clinical trial has found evidence that curcumin supplements may help to prevent diabetes in...
Read MoreHealth News (Week 40 – 2012) By Robert Redfern Curcumin Cured my Cancer…. claimed Allan Taylor in the UK newspapers last week. When doctors told Allan Taylor he had incurable cancer, he decided he wasn’t just going to give...
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