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If you search curcumin on our PD forum, there are lots of
posts. The Parkinson's patients here are very active in finding
helpful interventions and scientific papers about them. They also discuss iron, some times.

Use their search on their title page
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum34.html

Many of their topics are germane to all of us.
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