Novel Turmeric Compound Delivers Much More Curcumin To The Blood

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Le Magazine October 2007 - Report: Novel Turmeric Compound Delivers Much

More Curcumin To The Blood

http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2007/oct2007_report_curcumin_01.htm?source=eNewsL\

etter2007Wk40-2 & key=Body+Mag

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Sounds like it could be something quite useful - and I am very high on

Turmeric (curcumin). However, I would like more details than they

provide about the extraction and maufacturing process and how

this " novel " new curcumin compound compares with nature.

 

Also, $26.95 appears to me to be a bit steep when you could just take

regular curcumin along with Bromelain for much better absorption of the

curcumin and most other items you are taking plus all the added

benefits of Bromelain.

 

For more information on Bromelain: /bromelain.htm

 

This is just my two cents, but it seems to me that Life Extension has

evolved from an organization that was more about research and providing

information back in the days (when IAHF president John Hammell was

there) into more of a commercial products site.

 

Nothing wrong with promoting and selling good products - I do - but

there is always that line one has to watch about letting profits become

more important than health and healing. ONe has only to look at the

world pharma industry and much of mainstream medicine to see what

happens when you do that.

 

Live long, live healthy, live happy!

 

 

 

oleander soup , robert-blau wrote:

>

> Le Magazine October 2007 - Report: Novel Turmeric Compound Delivers

Much

> More Curcumin To The Blood

> http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2007/oct2007_report_curcumin_01.htm?

source=eNewsLetter2007Wk40-2 & key=Body+Mag

>

[Guest guest]

A Turmeric that can be easily absorbed into the blood stream would

also help out people with androgenic alopecia since turmeric is

blocking TGF Beta pathway where the DHT is passing, also its known to

be a mild anti-androgen.

 

oleander soup , " Tony " wrote:

>

> Sounds like it could be something quite useful - and I am very high on

> Turmeric (curcumin). However, I would like more details than they

> provide about the extraction and maufacturing process and how

> this " novel " new curcumin compound compares with nature.

>

> Also, $26.95 appears to me to be a bit steep when you could just take

> regular curcumin along with Bromelain for much better absorption of the

> curcumin and most other items you are taking plus all the added

> benefits of Bromelain.

>

> For more information on Bromelain: /bromelain.htm

>

> This is just my two cents, but it seems to me that Life Extension has

> evolved from an organization that was more about research and providing

> information back in the days (when IAHF president John Hammell was

> there) into more of a commercial products site.

>

> Nothing wrong with promoting and selling good products - I do - but

> there is always that line one has to watch about letting profits become

> more important than health and healing. ONe has only to look at the

> world pharma industry and much of mainstream medicine to see what

> happens when you do that.

>

> Live long, live healthy, live happy!

>

> >

>

> oleander soup , robert-blau@ wrote:

> >

> > Le Magazine October 2007 - Report: Novel Turmeric Compound Delivers

> Much

> > More Curcumin To The Blood

> > http://www.lef.org/magazine/mag2007/oct2007_report_curcumin_01.htm?

> source=eNewsLetter2007Wk40-2 & key=Body+Mag

> >

>