BetterYou Turmeric Daily Oral Spray, Pill-free Turmeric Curcumin Supplement, 1,300 mg Equivalent Turmeric Root Per Dose, 1-month Supply, Made in the UK, Natural Orange Flavour

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As BetterYou continues to grow, our commitment and passion for developing exceptional natural health supplements remains unwavering, and a cornerstone of the BetterYou brand. The World Health Organisation advises up to 3mg per kg of bodyweight of curcuminoids, which includes curcumin. While curcumin has a very good safety profile, some research suggests it may affect how your body processes certain medications, including ( 24, 33, 34): Turmeric’s active ingredient curcumin is an anti-inflammatory. Researchers are looking into its potential role in the prevention of cancer and other diseases as well.

BetterYou provides a range of nutritional supplements developed in conjunction with the Pharmacy and Pharmacology Research Team at Cardiff University, led by Dr. Charles Heard. Curcumin supplements are considered safe and no adverse side effects have been reported at low doses ( 10, 25).Studies show curcumin has anti-inflammatory properties and may support digestion, too – but more on that later. 5 Grown for its root, turmeric has an ancient history of uses in cooking, fabric dyeing, cosmetics and traditional medicine in China and Breathe it in directly from the bottle or sprinkle a couple of drops of it on to a cloth or tissue and gently sniff it. The warm, earthy scent is said to help uplift, energise, comfort and strengthen the body and mind. 1 1 Apply it

No. There is some research that suggests high doseturmeric supplementsaren’t suitable during pregnancy, as they can cause the uterus to contract. For this reason, we do not recommend use during pregnancy.Research into acid reflux and gastroesophageal reflux disease has shown these conditions may be caused by inflammation and oxidative stress and that they can be managed with antioxidants and supplements with soothing properties. 16 Numerous human and animal studies have explored turmeric’s influence on cancer, and many have found that it can affect cancer formation, High doses of curcumin may cause mild side effects in some people, but it is generally considered safe. The long-term effects of taking curcumin in humans are unknown.

Pure turmeric is considered safe for most people. However, turmeric powders may sometimes be adulterated with cheap fillers, such as wheat starch and questionable food colorants. They may even contain lead. I am still in what I would consider to be in the early stages of using this product but, I have noticed a considerable difference in the pain I was suffering around my hips. I will update my progress in a months time. Turmeric ( Curcuma longa), the bright yellow spice used throughout Asia for centuries, has in recent decades been embraced by the West, not just for its ability to satisfy our appetite for curry, but for its impressive list of health benefits. Turmeric is quite literally, hot stuff. Turmeric can be a great part of your diet and doesn’t have significant side effects. But in high doses (more than 8 grams or about ½ tablespoon), the curcumin can cause upset stomach, dizziness, and diarrhea. There is no reference nutrient intake (RNI) for turmeric tablets, but be careful to not exceed the dosage stated on any label. However, there is an RNI for curcumin.

Dei Cas, M., & Ghidoni, R. (2019). Dietary curcumin: correlation between bioavailability and health potential. Nutrients, 11(9), 2147 It is an essential ingredient in Indian curries, with a taste that is often described as bitter and peppery. Nearly all of the world’s turmeric is grown and consumed in India.

Like turmeric, curcumin’s effects on the body may augment or interfere with the actions of some of the medications you are taking. Founded by Andrew Thomas in 2006, BetterYou was the first company in the world to develop a topically applied magnesium and nutritional oral spray and has been pioneering product development in this area ever since. However, turmeric’s effects may increase or interfere with the actions of some of the medication you are taking.Turmeric can aid digestion by increasing stomach acid levels, which may inhibit the effectiveness of antacids ( 10).