Curcumin – the active ingredient in turmeric – has demonstrated anti-inflammatory abilities.
Archive for March, 2013
How a cough syrup ingredient could benefit children with Down syndrome
Scientists from Monash University in Australia have announced a new clinical trial that is intended to reveal whether an ingredient found in cough medicine could facilitate the cognitive development of children with this condition.
Choose anti-inflammatory foods to prevent chronic illness, scientists say
Though swelling is a natural part of the body’s reaction to toxic and harmful material, chronic inflammation can do substantial damage.
Researchers discover new curcumin health benefit
Researchers sought to compare the effects of a curcumin-based mouthwash to the chlorhexidine options traditionally used to treat gum disease.
Protein in fish may inhibit the spread of cancer cells, study shows
“The use of natural dietary products with anti-tumor activity is an important and emerging field of research,” assistant professor and senior study author Hafiz Ahmed, Ph.D, said of the finding.
Shape Magazine touts heart-healthy benefits of curcumin
The fitness publication Shape Magazine featured a list of 20 versatile and nutritious foods that researchers have found to be “artery-cleansing” as well.
This surprising habit may boost your concentration
Researchers found that people who were chewing gum while listening to a recording identified sequences faster and more accurately than those who were not.
How curcumin supplements may help with chronic stress
Past research has indicated that continual stress may aggravate or increase the risk of developing a wide range of ailments from diabetes to Alzheimer’s disease.
How probiotics promote gut health in the face of stress
a new study from the University of Michigan has revealed that probiotics – the good bacteria already known to promote gut health in general – may be able to reverse the effects of stress and keep it from aggravating existing intestinal disorders.
Study reveals the benefits of vitamin D supplements for muscles
A lack of vitamin D has been linked to short- and long-term physical and psychological ailments.