Curcumin for Smokers 2
Smokers are susceptible to varrious respiratory tract infections and cancers. Curcumin may be a helpful supplement to help prevent reduction in lung capacity. This article looks at the research on curcumin and smokers.
Andy Williams
Curcumin for Rheumatoid Arthritis, Osteoarthritis, and Joint Pain
Arthritis and joint pain is caused by inflammation. Curcumin is a natural substance that will fight excessive inflammation to help reduce pain in swollen joints.
Curcumin for Psoriasis 4
Psoriasis is an auto-immune condition which makes the skin dry and scaly. If you suffer from psoriasis, curcumin, applied to the skin in a cream or lotion, may be one alternative approach to this condition worth considering.
Curcumin for Lightening Pigmented Skin 4
Hyperpigmentation is common in people with darker skin, especially after sunburn or acne. Curcumin may be helpful in treating this condition.
Curcumin for High Cholesterol and High Triglycerides
If you have high cholesterol, curcumin may help lower your risk of cardiovascular disease without the side effects of statins.
Curcumin for Fatty Liver Disease 2
Fatty liver disease in common in heavy drinkers, but also for diabetics and people with chronic viral infections. With fatty liver disease, inflammation causes a lot of damage, and this is where curcumin may help.
Curcumin for Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s is a terrible condition, for the sufferer and their family. Curcumin may help Alzheimer’s patients by slowing down the progression of the disease. This article discusses how curcumin & diet generally can help patients with Alzheimer’s.
Drug Interactions with Curcumin? 12
Curcumin is a natural substance but you do still need to know whether natural, alternative medicines interact with any other drugs you may be taking.
Curcumin for Liver Cancer 4
Liver cancer is often thought of as a death sentence, since mortality rates are high. Curcumin may offer hope in preventing (and helping to treat) this terrible disease.
Curcumin for Colon Cancer
Curucmin may be helpful in preventing and even treating colon cancer at almost every stage of the disease. However, you need to understand how it works and when it should be avoided.
Curcumin for Basal Cell Carcinoma
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer, and is also one of the more treatable forms of cancer. Curcumin has been shown to help with this form of cancer when applied to the skin.
Curcumin for Congestive Heart Failure 2
Congestive heart failure is typically caused by damage to the heart, especially after a heart attack. It basically means that the heart is unable to keep up with the body’s demands, and is a serious condition. Curcumin may prove to be very helpful in patients with congestive heart failure.
Curcumin in Prostate Cancer Prevention
Prostate cancer is relatively unknown in countries that eat a lot of curry (in which turmeric and hence curcumin is found). Coincidence? Probably not. This article looks at how curcumin may be a valuable supplement in the fight against prostate cancer.
Curcumin for Small Cell Lung Cancer
Small cell lung cancer develops and spreads quickly, but does respond to chemotherapy and radiation. Curcumin may offer another avenue for tackling this disease.
How Curcumin Can Kill Cancer Cells
Curcumin has shown anti-cancer properties in the lab, and this article discusses ways in which curcumin is known to act on cancer cells.
Is It Safe to Use Curcumin During Pregnancy? 4
Pregnant women need to be careful with any type of supplement or medicine, natural or ortherwise (e.g. parsley can be toxic in high doses). This article looks at whether curcumin can be taken throughout the pregnancy.
Curcumin For Breast Cancer
With 1 in 10 women developing breast cancer, curcumin may be an alternative health supplement that can help prevent and treat this dreadful disease.
Curcumin as a Cancer Treatment
There have been hundreds of studies looking at the anti-cancer properties of cancer. This article discusses some of that research.
Are There Any Side Effects from Taking Curcumin?
Curcumin is often advertised as a natural “cure-cumin” with numerous and remarkably effective health applications. But is this natural remedy completely safe? Are there any potential side effects from taking curcumin? In the 116 clinical trials of curcumin published in the mainstream medical literature, taking a “maintenance dose” of curcumin […]
What Can a Tiny Dose of Curcumin Do for You?
Curcumin is often advertised as a cure-all, and the truth is that curcumin is an astonishingly versatile health supplement. One of the most significant facts about curcumin is that even a single dose can make a difference, and the multitude of benefits of curcumin isn’t just theoretical. Curcumin is clinically […]