Turmeric-curcumin Research
Does Turmeric Really Reduce Inflammation? By Sally Wadyka Consumer reports
The latest on what researchers say this spice can—and can't—do.
Turmeric / National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
Turmeric vs. Curcumin : Which should you take? HealthLine
Turmeric is a spice widely used throughout Asia and a main ingredient in curries.
Curcumin is the key active ingredient in turmeric.
This article takes an evidenced based looks at the benefits of and key differences between turmeric and curcumin.
Why Turmeric and Black Pepper Is a Powerful Combination / Healthline
Studies support the use of turmeric and show that it can benefit your health.
But coupling turmeric with black pepper may enhance its effects.
This article reviews the potential health benefits of combining turmeric and black pepper.
Can Turmeric Treat Prostate Cancer? HealthLine
Researchers have found that turmeric and its extract, curcumin, may help prevent or treat prostate cancer. The warm, bitter spice contains anticancerous properties that may stop the spread and growth of cancerous cells. If you’re interested in using turmeric medicinally, talk to your doctor about it.
What does the evidence say about turmeric's health benefits? / ABC News
Turmeric has been proclaimed a hat does the evidence say about the health benefits of taking turmeric? And are some forms better than others?