Turmeric is considered anti-inflammatory – but research has a problem
The team led by Haleema Rahim-Mahdy and Roland Seifert examined 125 over-the-counter turmeric preparations from Germany, the UK, the USA, Australia and Australia
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Home Knowledge Status: 25.08.2026, 17:23 Comments Us on Google follow turmeric and its ingredient curcumin are considered natural anti-inflammatories. Beginning in the early 2000s, his research group published numerous papers that attributed curcumin anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties, among other things.
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Home Knowledge Status: 25.08.2026, 17:23 Comments Us on Google follow turmeric and its ingredient curcumin are considered natural anti-inflammatories.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Beginning in the early 2000s, his research group published numerous papers that attributed curcumin anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties, among other things.
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