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Old 11-23-2008, 02:20 PM #1
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Hi Rick,
Yes, I have taken curcumin 500mg per day for many years now, but I do take it with bioperine (a patented form of piperidine, found in black pepper.) The bioperine is a booster for the curcumin, giving it much better bioavailability and enhanced performance. RD42, I buy it from iHerb.
The information on curcumin is overwhelming now, showing it is a multifunctional supplement, in that it is a powerful antioxidant, anti inflammatory, and heavy metal chelator, to mention but a few.
It is consumed in quantity in curries in India, where PD incidence figures are low. Rick, this tends to argue against your excellent work showing
an excess is detrimental?
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I couldn't remember on the bioperine. It's good to have you as a baseline. Curcumin is probably the #1 alternative thing we have going in terms of supportive research with green tea a close second. I wonder if bioperine boosts its absorption as well.

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Hi Rick,
Yes, I have taken curcumin 500mg per day for many years now, but I do take it with bioperine (a patented form of piperidine, found in black pepper.) The bioperine is a booster for the curcumin, giving it much better bioavailability and enhanced performance. RD42, I buy it from iHerb.
The information on curcumin is overwhelming now, showing it is a multifunctional supplement, in that it is a powerful antioxidant, anti inflammatory, and heavy metal chelator, to mention but a few.
It is consumed in quantity in curries in India, where PD incidence figures are low. Rick, this tends to argue against your excellent work showing
an excess is detrimental?
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Lightbulb I remember reading

that Bioperine will also boost RX drug absorption.
If this is true, be careful with it if you take drugs of any kind.
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