Golden elixir.* Turmeric is a flowering plant from the Ginger family and is native to India. Turmeric has been used for thousands of years as a food and medicine and is considered by many as one of the most effective and powerful herbs known to humankind. Turmeric and its main active ingredient, Curcumin, has been subjected to thousands of laboratory and clinical trials and has many well documented health benefits. Despite its impressive history, the active ingredients within Turmeric are relatively difficult to digest and absorb, and it has been shown that adding black pepper (specifically the natural compound Piperine) to turmeric can greatly enhance its bioavailability. Because most of the active ingredients in Turmeric are oil soluble, cooking the herb with healthy fats and oils can also improve bioavailability.* Key Functions Turmeric and its most active compound, Curcumin, have many scientifically proven health supporting benefits. These are delivered via anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-histamine and micro-circulation promoting actions.* According to modern research, Turmeric may have value in supporting general cardiovascular health via healthy blood vessels and micro-circulation, mood and mental functions, general aches, pains and arthritis, and even play a roll in the prevention of certain cancers.* If in doubt, always consult your doctor or a licensed health care provider before taking any medications, over-the-counter drugs, supplements or herbs. Ingredients Turmeric Rhizome / Curcuma Longa Turmeric Tuber / Curcuma Longa Black Pepper / Piper NigrumPurified Water Organic Cane Alcohol Dosing Guidelines As low as 1 half Teaspoon (2.5 droppers full / 2.5ml) per day for small and sensitive individuals. As high as 2 Teaspoons (5 droppers full / 5ml) per day for larger and robust individuals. Herbs can be taken at one time or dosed several times per day. Average dose is 1 Teaspoon (5 droppers full / 5ml) per day. Higher doses are used for acute and/or severe symptoms, lower doses are used for milder symptoms and/or longer term maintenance. This herb is most often taken mixed with a cup of hot water (like a cup of tea), but it can also be mixed with cold water or taken as an undiluted shot!
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