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• Turmeric’s Health Benefits

  Turmeric, the well-known and cherished spice from India, used traditionally as an anti-inflammatory and a relief for stomach irritation, has come a long way! Research has discovered turmeric’s health...

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• CurcuminX4000™

  Curcumin on its own is not easily absorbed by the body; however, taken in the correct formulation it can be readily digested, capable of relieving pain and inflammation, treating...

  • Posted May 31, 2012
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• Indian Food: Turmeric and Curcumin

  When you don’t know where to look, finding Curcumin can be a challenge; however, once you discover Curcumin and all of its’ health-promoting benefits, finding it and using it...

  • Posted May 31, 2012
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• Curcumin’s Bioavailability

  Cucumin’s bioavailability, meaning the amount of Curcumin ingested that is actually able to be absorbed and utilized by the body, is a complex issue. Curcumin is highly beneficial; however,...

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• Curcumin’s Anti-Cancer Properties

  A list of Curcumin’s health-promoting benefits wouldn’t be complete without the addition of Curcumin’s anti-cancer properties.  Curcumin’s anti-cancer properties are many and include its ability to mimic estrogen, interfere...

  • Posted May 31, 2012
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• Curcumin Tea

  For hundreds of years, the phytochemicals in plants have been utilized to accelerate the natural inflammatory response of the body, either when it is injured or just plain worn...

  • Posted May 31, 2012
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• Curcumin as Food Coloring

  Curcumin is a chemical compound which finds refuge in the Indian spice known as turmeric, and is what gives the spice its aesthetically pleasing yellow tint. Tumeric has been...

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• Curcumin as an Alternative Cancer Treatment

  Current cancer treatments in the form of chemotherapy, radiation and surgery, while effective in some cases, bring with them an onslaught of complications and unintended consequences. Curcumin as an...

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• Curcumin and Turmeric

  Curcumin and turmeric have a unique relationship as Curcumin can only be found within turmeric, probably the most beloved spice of India. Turmeric is used in the preparation of...

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• Curcumin and Myeloma

  Myeloma is an aggregation of dysfunctional plasma cells, otherwise known as cancer. The vast majority of plasma cells exist in the bone marrow, with myeloma usually affecting the hips,...

  • Posted May 31, 2012
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