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Curcumin

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Last discussed Oct 5, 2026

Anti-inflammatory compound found in turmeric, available as supplements

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Joe Rogan
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Used for: Natural anti-inflammatory, as a safer alternative to NSAIDs Praised: No gut disturbance; healthier than pharmaceutical anti-inflammatories vs: Recommended over ibuprofen, which was shown to destroy gut microbiome and par...

"Turmeric and curcumin and there's a bunch of different anti-inflammatories that don't cause any sort of gut disturbance and they're much better for you and healthy."

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Mark Hyman, MD
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Used for: Immune support and anti-inflammation via curries Praised: Immune support, anti-inflammatory

"Curcumin is great also, you can make curries, another immune support and anti-inflammatory."

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"Some nutrients, like omega-3 fats and curcumin, have been studied for their anti-inflammatory effects, but no supplement can replace daily signals ..."

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Richard Isaacson
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Used for: Used selectively in patients with elevated amyloid blood levels

"Turmeric — curcumin, the active ingredient in curry — in certain people, especially with elevated amyloid levels in the blood, we sometimes use this."

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Natalie Crawford
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"I don't usually recommend it in a supplement form. Like I never recommend it. I think if you have a doctor who's giving it for very specific purpose, you might be a unique person who has excess inflammation they're trying to target, but that's not..."

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