Infection Fighting Potential of Turmeric
The Indian spice turmeric shows promise in fighting viruses, according to George Mason University researchers. In a lab study, curcumin, found in turmeric, inhibited a virus from multiplying, says...
View ArticleAn Apple a Day For the Heart
Eating an apple a day might in fact help keep the cardiologist away, new research from Ohio State University suggests. In a study of healthy adults, consumption of one apple a day for four weeks...
View ArticleCurcumin Curbs Fat Growth
Curcumin, from the spice turmeric, appears to suppress the growth of fat tissue and reduce weight gain. This important finding on curcumin comes from researchers at the Jean Mayer USDA Human...
View ArticleCurcumin Protection for Liver Health
Now curcumin’s inflammation reducing ability is being studied for its potential to protect against liver injury and cirrhosis.
View ArticleCaffeine May Fight Fatty Liver
An international team of researchers led by Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School in Singapore report caffeine intake from tea and coffee may reduce fatty liver.
View ArticleCurcumin, a Natural Antidepressant
A new study from leading universities in China examined how curcumin could provide antidepressant effects.
View ArticleHolistic Approach to Depression and Anxiety
A holistic approach to chronic illnesses like depression views it as a complex, non-specific symptom reflecting a state of bodily disharmony.
View ArticleTurmeric and Curcumin
Health advocate Jonathan Galland talks about curcumin, the principal component of turmeric, to demonstrate foods as powerful support to the body’s healing process.
View ArticleTurmeric Modified to Fight Inflammation
Ohio State University scientists found that turmeric-based formulation releases anti-inflammatory power throughout the body.
View ArticleWhy You Should Have Turmeric Every Day
We are thrilled to share with you Jonathan Galland's new article "Why You Should Have Turmeric Every Day", which was published on Oct. 29 by MindBodyGreen.
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