ZenSulin Notebook Entries
Turmeric And Curcumin: The Evidence
Turmeric root is known for curcumin.
What Studies Show
Small trials of curcumin extracts at 500 to 2,000 mg a day report modest effects on blood glucose and inflammation.
See also: Ingredients · Diabetes medicines and low sugar
On This Label
75 mg of a 1:5 root extract, about 15 mg of root on the usual reading, far less curcumin than trials use. It may affect bleeding and the gallbladder. See coriander, cinnamon and licorice.
See also: Diabetes medicines and low sugar · Pricing
More From The ZenSulin Notebook
Keep reading: Cinnamon And Blood Sugar: The Evidence · Coriander Seed: The Evidence · Resveratrol And Japanese Knotweed.
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