New Product Cure-Q-Min
In Feb./13 I took the time to attend a very informative
webinar given by Steven Horne on the topic of curcumin. Curcumin is an extract
of turmeric which is a bright yellow spice used by the cultures of India in
their specialty curry dishes. NSP Cure-Q-Min capsules contain 400 mg of
curcuminoids 95% extracted from turmeric roots with a unique patented
composition ratio.
This particular product has 61 clinical trials to evidence
its powerful properties and beneficial effects on pain, inflammation, heart
disease, Alzheimer’s , cancer , arthritis, herpes,ulcers, eye and liver health.
It has been shown to be anti-inflammatory ,anti viral, antithrombotic, ant
mutagenic, antioxidant, antihistaminic . The recommended dosage is 400mg to
600mg 3 times a day.
-stimulates gallbladder to produce bile to inhibit gall
stones
-in Germany it is a medicine used for digestive disorders
-stops blood clot formation and keeps blood flowing freely
-it reduces risk of heart disease and stroke by 78%
- reduces muscle injury
-increases glutathione levels to detox heavy metals, and
chemicals and cancer causing toxins
-it is as effective as steroids in inhibiting pain in
arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis
- studies proved it improved cartilage and functionality in
arthritis after 8 weeks of use
- studies show that
with fish oil it inhibits plaque formation where beta blockers were not
necessary
-studies show it to have eliminated ulcers in 19 out of 25 patients
within 12 weeks of use
-studies in Maryland Medical showed it to ease dyspepsia
stomach ailments
-it inhibits arachidonic acids from harmful Omega 6 oils and
lowers chronic inflammation
-it protects against neurotoxicity
-studies show that it heals the brain after strokes
-it slows brain aging and prevents plaque build up linked to
Alzheimer’s
- studies showed it reduces Alzheimer’s and shrinks plaque
-it has been shown to induce apoptosis in cancer cell
destruction
-it arrests the Herpes Simplex virus
-it reduces oxidative damage to the eyes as shown in a study
in 1999 in India
