#Turmeric and Diabetes

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Also Type One Diabetes is Genetic and some Type One’s can still produce insulin but not to a sufficient level to survive.

fatphobia and ableism is so insidious. You can look up like, food, and it'll say "eating a lot of food causes diabetes" and you're like oh dang what? I thought we didn't know the cause of diabetes. So you look up what causes diabetes and it says "we still don't know what causes diabetes" bruh they're just making shit up to give people eating disorders

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That yellow spice sitting in your kitchen cabinet has tremendous benefits for your body but does it lower your blood sugar levels .

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Turmeric: Natural Remedy For Inflammation & Diabetes! | Tasia #shorts

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let me open by saying I Know How This Sounds (fem whose undergraduate chemistry professor recommended ze take turmeric to cure zyr arthritis, etc) so no hard feelings if you keep scrolling, but hopefully folks who know me know i'm speaking honestly about my experiences, even if those don't end up being the same for other people. so!

2 Tbsp of a common kitchen spice is doing as much or more to manage my ME/CFS as any of my meds or self-medicating drugs

@lakeeffectbitch outlines a way of trying this with a control in their reddit post (link); i just went directly to the one they thought might work so i'll put my experiences & the science/theory behind this under a cut for folks who want to avoid potential placebo effect :)

i'll get more specific about this in the "spoilers" but please be aware, especially folks with diabetes or other blood sugar conditions, that this substance may cause a blood sugar drop. it's less likely at this dose but probably keep a sugary snack on hand just in case

if you experience post-exertional malaise & want to try this but don't have spare money to spend on spices feel free to dm me & i'll see if i can help!

my experience:

i took 2 Tbsp ground sumac mixed with warm water on February 11. i tried taking it with a straw first because that's what my colonoscopy prep had said would make that go down easier but because the sumac particles were so big they didn't want to remain suspended & trying to get them in the straw was difficult, which then made it harder to swallow without, yknow, noticing that you're slurping down sediment

what worked better was getting the powder wet, putting a big clump of it on my tongue, then swallowing it with water like a pill

within about half an hour of taking the sumac it was like my fatigue just faded around me where i stood. it dissolved to the background & when i thought "oh i want to do this" or "i should do that" suddenly i found myself just doing it. i had spent the past week at least bedridden except for the bathroom, & though i took the sumac on a better day, i'd been planning to return to bed with a snack after taking it.

instead, i made myself lunch, and i sat on the couch to eat it. all of this was without taking an edible that day; usually i've gotta take at least 25mg delta 8 + 25mg cbd to even consider sitting on the couch. also, it was storming.

from my write-up the day of: "everything felt very sharp & clear & lucid." i washed the dishes from my lunch. all of these activities were about 2 hours, & at that point i emphatically needed a nap. waking up felt like after taking a muscle relaxer & sleeping: my muscles were more relaxed, & my whole body felt like it'd gotten a bit of a break

i've taken sumac at least 8 times since then on at least 5 different days (this time by modifying this sumac tart recipe to include a lot of sumac powder in the crust, which has been much more enjoyable than the Glass O' Sediment lmao) & adjusting for factors like weather, the effect has been comparable every time:

i watched Inception on the couch with my husband, & understood when she explained things to me

i watched leverage on the couch all day when it was below freezing

i worked a bit on fanfics i've barely been able to touch in a year

i "meal prepped" measuring spices, gathering ingredients, & soaking beans to make beans & rice in the instant pot later that day. i literally can't remember the last time i was able to use my instant pot, after thinking about it i think it was when i made palak paneer last summer, but that was a one-off special occasion thing, i've used it maybe 3 other times since developing ME

i wrote this post

the science:

okay a lot of this shit was over my head before i developed ME so i'm gonna be summarizing at my level lol, look to @lakeeffectbitch for a higher-level analysis

but what i do know! (all images from "The malic acid inhibiting inflammation in ankylosing spondylitis by interfering M1 macrophage polarization" by Ji et al., January 2025)

sumac contains high levels of malic acid, which is found in certain fruits (apples, peaches, etc)

the drugs.com page classifies malic acid as an inactive ingredient, so there are no known drug interactions

mice with ankylosing spondylitis had lower levels of peripheral malic acid than control mice

ID: bar graph showing mice with AS had about 0.03 micromoles per milliliter of peripheral malic acid, compared to the control mice level of over 0.2 micromoles per milliliter. the difference is labeled significant via asterisks. end ID

mice with higher malic acid concentrations had lower ESR and CRP (inflammation markers)

ID: two graphs showing lines with a downward slope. the top graph, ESR versus malic acid concentration, is labeled: r=-0.6802, 95% confidence interval =-0.8843 – -0.2578, p=-0.0053. the graph shows ESR, an inflammation marker, decreasing as malic acid concentration increases. the bottom graph, CRP versus malic acid concentration, is labeled: r=-0.6068, 95% confidence interval =-0.8537 – -0.1371, p=-0.0165. the graph shows CRP, an inflammation marker, decreasing as malic acid concentration increases. end ID

mice treated with malic acid had lower levels of TNF-alpha than the mice with untreated ankylosing spondylitis. humira & similar biologics that treat autoimmune diseases are TNF-alpha blockers

ID: a bar graph of relative mRNA expression of TNF-alpha. M0, the control mice, has a relative expression of 1. M1, the mice with ankylosing spondylitis that did not receive treatment, has a relative expression of slightly less than 4.5. M1+MA, the mice with ankylosing spondylitis who received the malic acid treatment, has a relative expression slightly less than 3. this indicates that the mice treated with malic acid had lower expression of TNF-alpha than the untreated mice. asterisks between M0 and M1 and between M1 and M1+MA indicate significance. end ID

the mitochondrial function of M2 macrophages in mice treated with malic acid "was significantly enhanced"

analysis of the mice's spinal tissue blew my fucking socks off. trying not to jump to conclusions & i know journal articles are full of errors but that looks potentially disease-modifying.

ID: a 5x3 presentation of samples of mouse spinal tissue. the control mice, which are healthy, have thick, undamaged, glowing tissue. the mice with ankylosing spondylitis have thin, curved, cracked-looking tissue. the mice treated with celecoxib, a common prescription NSAID for arthritis, appear very similar to the untreated mice. the mice treated with 250mg/kg of malic acid per day have tissue in between the untreated and healthy appearances; the tissue is "glowing" like the healthy tissue but still narrower and curved, although less so than the untreated tissue. the mice treated with 500mg/kg of malic acid per day have tissue which looks even closer to the healthy appearance, with less curvature than the other treatment groups. end ID

since i started drafting this post i've started taking these malic acid supplements from Nature's Life – the full dose made me feel weird including some heartburn so i cut the capsules & take roughly 2/3 – 3/4 of it at a time (i drop the rest into a spare pill jar to make more doses from). it's been similarly effective for me

please be aware that the supplement instructions say to only take it once a day, i haven't had any issues but everybody is different & this avenue is definitely under-researched! (the mice were given 250mg/kg per day which for me would be like 27 grams but i am not a mouse lol)

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Do you Love making natural remedies?

Did you know that you can easily make this powerful remedy at home?

you will only need :

• 1 orange 🍊

• 1 Lime 💚

• 1 Lemon 🍋

• Onion skin (From 1 🧅)

• Big chunk of ginger 💛

• 5 willow leaves 🍃

• 1/2 tsp Turmeric 🧡

• Pinch of black pepper 🖤 (to activate Turmeric)

• More than pinch of Chilli pepper 🌶

1. Drop them all into a pot

2. Pour in water so all ingredients are under water

3. Steep for 15-20 mins

And you done ✅

Drink 1-2 cups daily

Good in fridge for up to a week+

Benefits of :

Orange 🍊 :

The vitamin C in it can help :

• Protect your cells from damage

• Helps your body make collagen.

Lime 💚 & Lemon 🍋:

• Consuming limes or drinking the juice may improve immunity

• Reduce heart disease risk factors

• Prevent kidney stones

Onion skin 🧅 :

• The skins of onion provides an excellent source of vitamins A, C, E, and numerous antioxidants.

• They're also a rich source of flavonoids, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Ginger 💛 :

• Has powerful components that lower blood sugar levels and prevent heart disease

• Eating ginger every day can regulate the production of insulin in patients with diabetes.

Willow bark 🍃 :

• Has been used throughout the centuries in China and Europe, and continues to be used today for the treatment of pain (particularly low back pain and osteoarthritis), headache, and inflammatory conditions, such as bursitis and tendinitis.

Turmeric 🧡 :

• Its most active compound, curcumin, has many scientifically proven health benefits, such as the potential to improve heart health

• Prevent against Alzheimer's and cancer.

Chilli pepper 🌶 :

• Helps Protect Your Heart.

• Can Help You Burn Fat and Lose Weight.

• Help Soothe Intestinal Diseases.

U can sure use fewer ingredients then shown, if u are sick just use those witch are needed at that time. 🤔

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Okay. So. Ashwaganda.

I lost the post about the supplement from a troll company that was marketing it as hormone replacement therapy. The doses were high enough to send you into serotonin syndrome, and it doesn't replace estrogen. It encourages your body to make the hormones it's already making.

This was in 2023, and the website quickly vanished after backlash.

The thing is, ashwaganda is a mood stabilizer. I'm wondering if it's possible to feel better before the serotonin syndrome. Is the dosage high enough that you feel funny immediately, or does it seem like life is so good that this miracle pill couldn't possibly be bad for you?

Once it starts, it sounds like torture. I'm just wondering about the lead up. The poster who was quoted on that post said that ashwaganda taken in that dosage could cause it in "as little as a month," so what does the lead up feel like?

I don't take medication, so I haven't worried too much about interactions. That said, it's good to know that it can conflict with medications for blood pressure, thyroid, sleep, immunosuppression, and diabetes.

This is mostly because it has similar effects--so again, too much can tip you over from "this helps" to "this is a threat to my safety."

There are other natural things that raise serotonin levels, like ginkgo, and I thought they were mentioned in one of links I included but I can find the paragraph I'm thinking of.

...this could be due to the fact that ginseng can also raise serotonin levels, and I might have misremembered it.

Probiotics, vitamin D, and fish oil can also raise serotonin, as can tryptophan and exercise. Rhodiola is another adaptogen that can help with things like ADHD, and St. John's Wort is also on that list.

There's a lot. I actually left out green tea and turmeric. Oh, and 5-htp. That one I'm careful with. It makes me feel drugged.

Coffee and artificial sweeteners can decrease serotonin, so I'm not terribly bothered. If it's not consumed in high doses or alongside something it shouldn't be combined with, it should be okay.

I'm also not consistent with anything, and in the case of the supplements where it's better to take breaks instead of simply continuing to take them every single day for a long period of time, this works for me.

The thing that made me take a second look at adaptogens in general is that my period is almost a week late.

Remember how it adjusts your hormones? Yeah, a lot of people have this reaction--and it can make your period lighter. I'm mostly finding anecdotes from reddit, but there is a study about it helping with perimenopause.

My periods have never been super consistent. I have a rough idea of when they're going to come, but the cycle isn't exact. So this doesn't bother me a ton, but it's enough for some people to want to switch to an alternative method of controlling things like anxiety.

I'm already questioning whether my hormones are out of whack or not, so that's part of it.

I just think it's interesting. "Natural alternatives" are marketed as safer, without side effects. My experience has been that no matter what you do, you're throwing spaghetti at a wall to see what sticks--and you still need to look up everything you take to see if it's going to interact with anything else.

It would be nice if going to a doctor fixed this problem. Unfortunately, I've read too many stories about patients having to look things up for themselves, even after going to doctor after doctor.

It's like the pegboard with red string.

Anyway. My takeaway is still that what will fix your problems is appropriate treatment for your body. Unfortunately, this is different for everyone, and pretty much requires you to make a lifelong study of what to take and what the side effects are--no matter if you're taking supplements or drugs.

I'm still on the adaptogen train because I don't have to beg a doctor for help or make an appointment or beg a doctor to listen to me when it turns out that I need a change in my treatment plan or get registered as "really, she needs this" in order to get the thing that will help me.

I'm just. You know. Wondering. About what this is going to mean for my period going forward.

(And I'm going to have to research every single other thing I'm taking to see what the crossovers are.)

IMPORTANT: Ashwaganda can cause spontaneous abortion. Do not listen to anyone who says that adaptogens are safe to take during pregnancy. CHECK FIRST.

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Okay, here's a gift-giving idea for you!

If you are stumped on what to get someone for the holidays, just do what we have been doing for several years now: get a nice box or fancy bag, and then go ahead and fill it up with non-perishable food and drinks!

Just get all kinds! Start with a few things that you know the recipient loves, then put in a whole bunch of stuff that they've never had!

Go ahead, get them that bag of cappuccino-flavored potato chips, or the habanero chocolate bar, or the Mayochup. Ever see those pickle-juice freezer pops? Throw some in! Ginger peach turmeric tea bags? Why not? TMNT cereal? Red Velvet Oreos? Tapatio Birria Ramen? Go for it!

Go walking through your local international market to find items that you didn't even know were sold in your area. It's a great place to get different curries and canned drinks and snacks!

It works well for people on restricted diets, too. Know someone who is gluten-free or diabetic or lactose intolerant or has a peanut allergy? Get them all kinds of snacks that they can eat without worry!

If it sounds like it might get expensive, it doesn't have to! Get a smaller box or bag so you don't feel obligated to fill a big one, or get larger items that take up a lot of space (like chips or cereal) and put in a selection of smaller ones to fill in the gaps. Plus, it is food, so what you buy may very well take the place of snacks you would have had to purchase anyway… just with more variety!

Like I said, we have been doing this for my kids for quite a while, and it is what they look forward to the most every year. We always open the food boxes last because once they are into those, there's no pulling them away! There's guaranteed to be a lot of "I'm eating this one first!" and "What the heck is this?" and "This one is… interesting." and "Yes! I was hoping for that!" about the different things in the box.

If a particular item in their package doesn't appeal to them, they often trade it out with each other, and any snacks left after a month officially become household property (fair game for anyone to eat!).

In fact, last year my two oldest kids made a box for me and their dad, so they are carrying on the (relatively new) tradition!

Happy gift-giving, everyone!

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Potential Health Benefits

Honey has many potential health benefits, including: (here's just a Few)…

Anti-inflammatory

Honey contains an enzyme called catalase that can help relieve minor inflammation. It can be used topically to treat burns and wounds, and orally to treat coughs and sore throats.

Antibacterial and antiviral

Honey can help fight infections caused by bacteria, viruses, and fungi. It can also be used to treat acne by dabbing a small amount onto pimples to reduce swelling and fight bacteria.

Antioxidant

Honey contains antioxidants like phenolic acids and flavonoids, which may help improve cholesterol levels and decrease the risk of heart disease. Honey can also help prevent and treat degenerative diseases.

Studies suggest that honey might offer antidepressant, anticonvulsant and anti-anxiety benefits. In some studies, honey has been shown to help prevent memory disorders. Wound care. Topical use of medical-grade honey has been shown to promote wound healing, particularly in burns.

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Cinnamon has many potential health benefits, including:

Blood sugar

Cinnamon may help lower blood sugar levels, which can be beneficial for people with type 2 diabetes. It may also improve insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance factor (GTf), which can help with weight loss.

In addition to being an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antidiabetic, antimicrobial, anticancer, lipid-lowering, and cardiovascular-disease-lowering compound, cinnamon has also been reported to have activities against neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases.

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Ginger has many health benefits, including:

Digestion: Gingerol, a natural compound in ginger, can help with digestion, nausea, and vomiting from motion sickness, pregnancy, and cancer chemotherapy. It can also help with mild stomach upset.

Anti-inflammatory: Ginger contains over 400 natural compounds, some of which are anti-inflammatory. It can help with bloating, gas, and reducing inflammation.

Pain relief: Ginger can help with osteoarthritis pain, menstrual cramps, and sore muscles.

Blood sugar: Ginger can help improve blood sugar regulation and lower blood sugar.

Heart health: Ginger can help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, which can help prevent heart disease. It can also improve circulation and promote the breakdown of fats in the bloodstream.

Immune system: Ginger can help strengthen the immune system and fight germs.

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Turmeric ~ In addition to these conditions, research studies have shown some possible benefits of turmeric for:

Inflammation

Degenerative eye conditions

Metabolic syndrome

Arthritis

Hyperlipidemia (cholesterol in the blood)

Anxiety

Muscle soreness after exercise

Kidney health

In India, it was traditionally used for disorders of the skin, upper respiratory tract, joints, and digestive system. Today, turmeric is promoted as a dietary supplement for a variety of conditions, including arthritis, digestive disorders, respiratory infections, allergies, liver disease, depression, and many others.

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Chili peppers contain many compounds that may have health benefits, including:

Capsaicin The chemical that gives chili peppers their heat, capsaicin may help with:

Pain relief: Chili peppers can help with headaches, migraines, and joint pain. You can apply chili peppers directly to the skin to reduce the amount of a chemical that sends pain signals to the brain.

Metabolism: Capsaicin can increase your metabolic rate, which can help you burn more calories and eat fewer unhealthy foods. Some studies have also shown that capsaicin can reduce appetite and increase fat burning, which may help with weight loss.

Inflammation: Capsaicin is one of the most studied natural ingredients for its anti-inflammatory properties.

Digestion: Capsaicin can help clear phlegm and congestion, and may promote a healthy gut microbiome, which is important for a healthy immune system.

Vitamin A and vitamin C: Chili peppers are a great source of both vitamins, which can help boost your immune system and support eye health. Vitamin C can also help your body absorb iron and promote healthy skin.

Carotenoids: Chili peppers contain carotenoids, which may help protect against cancer. Some research suggests that capsaicin may also contribute to cancer cell death.

Keep in Mind

Take charge of your health—talk with your health care providers about any complementary health approaches you use. Together, you can make shared, well-informed decisions.

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Nerve Revive 360 Supplement Reviews - Is It Legit?

Read this in-depth Nerve Revive 360 Supplement review to discover how this natural solution helps soothe nerve pain, improve function, and support your everyday comfort without side effects.

In this honest and simple Nerve Revive 360 Supplement review, find out how this nerve support formula can be the real deal for managing tingling, burning, or sharp pain. Learn why so many people are making it a part of their daily wellness routine.

Introduction

Let’s face it—nerve pain isn’t just a minor nuisance. It can sneak up on you and flip your life upside down. Whether it’s numbness, burning, or those odd electric zaps in your hands or feet, it drains energy and joy from even the smallest tasks.

But what if there was a way to quiet the nerves and get back to living fully—without reaching for harsh meds or dealing with side effects?

Enter Nerve Revive 360 Supplement, a natural dietary solution that’s been making waves in the wellness world. With its mix of time-tested herbs and essential nutrients, this little bottle promises to offer big relief. In this detailed review, we’re going to walk you through what it is, how it works, its ingredients, benefits, and more. So buckle up—your journey to a calmer nervous system might just start here.

What is Nerve Revive 360 Supplement?

The Nerve Revive 360 Supplement is a nerve support formula designed to ease nerve discomfort, reduce inflammation, and improve overall nerve health. Made from natural ingredients, it aims to target the root causes of nerve damage—often triggered by diabetes, aging, or poor circulation.

Now, here's the kicker: It’s not just another pill on the shelf. This supplement blends ancient herbal remedies with modern science, offering a safe, drug-free way to manage those annoying nerve symptoms.

How Does Nerve Revive 360 Supplement Work?

Good question! The Nerve Revive 360 Supplement works by nourishing your nerves from the inside out. While medications often just mask the pain, this supplement targets the underlying issues such as inflammation, damaged nerve endings, or lack of blood flow.

Here's a closer look at its action:

Reduces Nerve Inflammation: Calms irritated nerves that often cause pain or tingling.

Boosts Circulation: Helps improve blood flow to nerve endings, ensuring they get proper oxygen and nutrients.

Strengthens Nerve Function: Supports the rebuilding of damaged nerve tissues over time.

Soothes Pain Naturally: Uses herbal ingredients to reduce discomfort without causing drowsiness or dependency.

Isn’t that a breath of fresh air?

Key Ingredients in Nerve Revive 360 Supplement

What’s inside the bottle matters just as much as the promises made on the label. Thankfully, Nerve Revive 360 Supplement brings a solid lineup of well-known, nerve-friendly ingredients:

🌿 Top Ingredients Include:

Turmeric Root Extract – Known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant powers.

Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA) – A must-have for diabetic nerve pain; improves nerve conduction.

Feverfew Extract – Eases migraines and nerve pain with its pain-relieving properties.

Vitamin B Complex (B1, B6, B12) – Essential for nerve health and repair.

Passionflower Extract – Calms the nervous system, helping with stress and sleep.

Skullcap Root – Known to reduce nerve-related discomfort and support relaxation.

Now, that’s what we call a nerve-loving cocktail!

Benefits of Using Nerve Revive 360 Supplement

Let’s not beat around the bush—people use supplements because they want results. Here’s what regular users of Nerve Revive 360 Supplement have reported:

✅ Main Benefits:

Reduces sharp, stabbing, or burning sensations in the limbs

Enhances nerve signal transmission for better mobility

Improves sleep quality by calming restless nerves

Increases energy and mood through reduced discomfort

Supports long-term nerve regeneration and function...

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Who Should Use Nerve Revive 360 Supplement?

While anyone dealing with nerve pain could consider trying it, Nerve Revive 360 Supplement may be especially useful for:

People with diabetic neuropathy

Older adults with age-related nerve damage

Individuals with poor circulation

Those recovering from injuries affecting the nerves

Anyone seeking natural, non-addictive relief

Nerve Revive 360 Supplement Review: What Customers Are Saying

Sure, the science sounds great—but what about real folks like you and me? Based on user feedback, here’s what many have experienced:

“After three weeks, the tingling in my feet has nearly disappeared. I can sleep without waking up from the pain!”

“This is the first natural product I’ve tried that actually made a difference. My hands feel steady again.”

“I was skeptical, but the burning in my legs started to ease up after just ten days.”

How to Use Nerve Revive 360 Supplement

The makers recommend taking two capsules daily, preferably with a meal and water. Pretty straightforward, right?

Oh, and consistency is key. Like most natural remedies, the effects build over time—so don’t expect overnight miracles, but steady wins the race.

Is Nerve Revive 360 Supplement Safe?

You bet. It’s made in FDA-approved facilities, contains no harmful chemicals, and is free from gluten, dairy, and GMOs.

That said, it’s always smart to talk to your doctor before starting anything new—especially if you're on medication or pregnant.

FAQs about Nerve Revive 360 Supplement

1. How soon can I expect results from Nerve Revive 360 Supplement?

Most users begin noticing changes within 7 to 14 days, but optimal results may take up to 4 to 6 weeks.

2. Does it have any side effects?

So far, there are no major side effects reported. However, some folks may experience mild digestive changes in the beginning.

3. Can I take this with my other medications?

Yes, generally it’s safe—but to play it safe, consult your healthcare provider first.

4. Is this supplement only for older adults?

Nope! Anyone experiencing nerve discomfort—young or old—can benefit from this formula.

5. Is it habit-forming?

Not at all. Since it’s made from natural ingredients, there’s no risk of dependency.

Where to Buy Nerve Revive 360 Supplement

To avoid fakes or knockoffs, it's best to buy the Nerve Revive 360 Supplement from its official website. Many times, they offer discounts, bundles, or even money-back guarantees, which can be a sweet deal if you’re just giving it a try...

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▪️Zingiber officinale.

Ginger was cultivated and used as a spice and medicine in India and China, before historical records even begin. The earliest medical texts of both countries extensively discuss the therapeutic uses of the spice, both in fresh and dried form.

Chinese texts from the fourth century BC describe ginger as a remedy for treating stomach issues, nausea, diarrhea, cholera, toothaches, bleeding and rheumatism. Chinese herbalists also use the herb to treat various respiratory conditions, including coughs and colds. In the fifth century, Chinese sailors were using ginger’s vitamin C properties to treat scurvy on long voyages.

In India, Ayurvedic texts consider ginger to be one of the most important herbs available, to the extent of describing it as an entire medicine chest in itself. Ayurvedic practitioners prescribe ginger as a powerful digestive aid since it fuels digestive fire, whets the appetite, and clears the body’s micro-circulatory channels. This helps to improve the assimilation and transportation of nutrients to targeted body tissues. Ginger is also used in Ayurveda as a remedy for joint pain, nausea and motion sickness.

With such staggering benefits, it’s no wonder the spice has been a staple in kitchens and medicine cabinets for over five thousand years. Moreover, it continues to prove to be an effective natural remedy for many modern diseases, described below.

▪️ Health benefits of ginger.

Popular digestive aid, settles stomach issues.

Powerful anti-inflammatory, reduces joint pain and relieves arthritis.

Therapy for nausea, reduces motion sickness and more.

Provides pain relief, soothes migraines and menstrual pain:

Ginger works on migraines by blocking prostaglandins, which stimulate muscle contractions, control inflammation in the blood vessels, and impact some hormones. Drinking or eating raw ginger at the onset of a migraine attack stifles prostaglandins to block the unbearable pain, and stop the associated nausea and dizziness.

Ginger can also help women effectively reduce the pain and inflammation associated with dysmenorrhea or endometrios.

Anti-tumor properties, successful in killing ancer cells.

Anti-diabetic compounds, lowers blood sugar and increases insulin release.

Heals the heart, treats a variety of cardiovascular conditions.

Relieves respiratory disorders, effective in treating asthma.

Immunity-booster, reduces coughs and colds:

Ginger is a wonderful immune system booster, making it a well-known treatment for colds and flus. And since it helps calm symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, it also works on coughs, sore throats and bronchitis.

Ginger also has thermogenic properties, so it can warm up the body in the cold and, more importantly, can promote healthy sweating. This type of sweating, which helps to detoxify the body and assist in releasing cold symptoms, has also been shown to fight off bacterial and fungal infections.

Best of all, ginger has concentrated active substances that are easily absorbed by the body, so you don't have to use very much to receive its beneficial effects.

Potent antioxidant, slows down DNA damage.

▪️ Ginger components.

Ginger is closely related to turmeric, cardamom and galangal. Similar to other plants, ginger is a very complex mixture of compounds, containing several hundred known constituents, including beta-carotene, capsaicin, caffeic acid and curcumin.

The pungency in ginger is derived from the principle compounds gingerol, shogaol and zingerone.

Gingerol is the active component in fresh ginger, and is related to capsaicin, which is the active component in chilli peppers. Zingerone – the least pungent compound – occurs when gingerol is cooked, while shogaol – which is twice as pungent – occurs when gingerol is dried.

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These meal prep recipes are packed with nutrients from lean proteins, whole grains, and plenty of vegetables, which can help reduce the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.

1. Grilled salmon with quinoa and roasted vegetables: Marinate salmon fillets in a mixture of olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and herbs before grilling. Serve with cooked quinoa and a side of roasted vegetables like bell peppers, zucchini, and cherry tomatoes.

2. Chickpea and vegetable curry: Sauté onions, garlic, and ginger in a large pot before adding chickpeas, diced tomatoes, and a mix of spices like turmeric, cumin, and coriander. Let simmer until vegetables are tender, then serve over brown rice or quinoa.

3. Turkey and vegetable stir-fry: Stir-fry lean ground turkey with a mix of colorful vegetables like bell peppers, broccoli, and snap peas in a soy sauce and ginger sauce. Serve over brown rice or cauliflower rice.

4. Lentil and vegetable soup: Cook lentils in vegetable broth with diced tomatoes, carrots, celery, and onions. Season with herbs like thyme and rosemary for a flavorful and comforting soup.

5. Greek chicken bowls: Marinate grilled chicken in a mixture of olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and oregano before serving over a bed of quinoa or brown rice. Top with cucumber, tomato, red onion, and feta cheese for a Mediterranean-inspired meal.

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Global Tetrahydrocurcumin Market Report: Trends, Opportunities, and Forecast 2025–2031

Global Tetrahydrocurcumin market demonstrates steady growth momentum, currently valued at US$6.9 million in 2024 with projections indicating a climb to US$9.8 million by 2031, reflecting a 5.2% CAGR throughout the forecast period. This natural derivative of curcumin is gaining traction across cosmetic and pharmaceutical applications, particularly as consumers increasingly demand plant-based bioactive compounds with scientifically validated benefits.

Tetrahydrocurcumin (CAS 36062-04-1) represents a technologically advanced iteration of traditional turmeric extracts, offering superior stability and bioavailability compared to conventional curcumin. Its multi-functional properties as an antioxidant, tyrosinase inhibitor, and anti-inflammatory agent make it particularly valuable for premium skincare formulations targeting hyperpigmentation and photoaging. Recent clinical studies have further validated its therapeutic potential in metabolic disorders and oncological applications, though cosmetic applications currently dominate commercial utilization.

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Market Overview & Regional Analysis

Asia-Pacific commands nearly half the global market share (48%), propelled by China's extensive nutraceutical manufacturing base and South Korea's booming K-beauty industry. The region benefits from established turmeric supply chains and growing middle-class expenditure on premium cosmetic products featuring "clean beauty" ingredients. While domestic Chinese manufacturers dominate production, Japanese and Korean brands lead in high-value cosmetic applications.

Europe follows as the second-largest market (23%), with Germany and France emerging as innovation hubs for cosmeceutical formulations incorporating Tetrahydrocurcumin. North America accounts for 22% of demand, where its application in functional foods and dietary supplements is gaining FDA recognition. Emerging markets in Latin America and MENA regions show accelerated adoption, though regulatory hurdles and price sensitivity presently limit penetration.

Key Market Drivers and Opportunities

The market rides on three powerful industry trends: escalating demand for natural skin brightening agents as hydroquinone alternatives, growing preference for bioactive ingredients in anti-aging formulations, and expanding applications in therapeutic areas including diabetes management and cancer adjuvant therapy. Cosmetic applications currently drive 75% of consumption, with the remaining split between pharmaceuticals (18%) and functional foods (7%).

Significant white space exists in developing optimized delivery systems to enhance bioavailability, with nanoemulsion and liposomal technologies presenting lucrative R&D opportunities. The nutraceutical sector also shows promise, particularly for metabolic health products targeting Asia's growing diabetic population. Emerging applications in veterinary medicine and aquaculture present additional growth frontiers.

Challenges & Restraints

Market expansion faces headwinds from high production costs associated with hydrogenation processes, inconsistent raw material quality from turmeric sources, and regulatory ambiguity in novel food approvals. While the compound itself is Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) for topical use, oral applications face stricter scrutiny in Western markets. Smaller producers also struggle with scaling issues due to the specialized equipment required for consistent ?98% purity grades.

Intellectual property disputes over extraction methodologies and an influx of substandard products from unregulated suppliers threaten to commoditize the market. The lack of standardized testing protocols for bioactivity assessment further complicates quality assurance across the value chain.

Market Segmentation by Type

?98% Purity Grade

<98% Purity Grade

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Market Segmentation by Application

Cosmetics (Skin Whitening, Anti-Aging, Sun Care)

Pharmaceuticals (Anti-inflammatory, Antidiabetic)

Functional Foods & Beverages

Market Segmentation and Key Players

Huateng Pharma

Hangzhou Great Forest

Hangzhou Lingeba Technology

Hangzhou Linran Biotechnology

Plamed Green Science

Sinoway Industrial

Report Scope

This report provides comprehensive analysis of the global Tetrahydrocurcumin market dynamics from 2024 through 2031, incorporating both quantitative metrics and qualitative insights across all major regions and application segments. The research methodology combines:

Primary Research: In-depth interviews with 42 industry participants across the value chain

Secondary Research: Analysis of 120+ proprietary data sources and patent filings

Modeling: 10-year forecast using multivariate regression analysis

Key analytical dimensions include:

Supply Chain Dynamics: From turmeric cultivation to final formulation

Technology Assessment: Hydrogenation processes and novel extraction methods

Regulatory Landscape: Comparative analysis across 15 major markets

The report helps stakeholders:

Identify high-growth application segments

Benchmark against competitor strategies

Assess manufacturing cost structures

Evaluate partnership opportunities

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🖲Selenium — a trace element that is naturally present in many foods & available as a dietary supplement. Selenium, which is nutritionally essential for humans, is a constituent of more than two dozen selenoproteins that play critical roles in reproduction, thyroid hormone metabolism, DNA synthesis & protection from oxidative damage and infection.

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🖲Vitamin D/C/A – promotes immune cell proliferation, stimulates antimicrobial peptides, cytokines and immune cell proliferation, enhances mucosal Integrity, antioxidant, protects healthy cells, activated immune cells, antiviral, coordinates cellular immune response.

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Balanitis and Balanoposthitis Signs, Evaluation and Solutions

Understanding Balanitis & Balanoposthitis: A Complete Guide

Best Doctor for Balanitis in Delhi At Sidri International Skin Hair & Sexology Clinic, we prioritize men’s genital health and aim to educate about common yet often overlooked conditions like Balanitis, Posthitis, and Balanoposthitis.

What Are These Conditions?

✔ Balanitis – Inflammation of the glans (head of the penis).

✔ Posthitis – Inflammation of the foreskin.

✔ Balanoposthitis – When both the glans and foreskin are inflamed.

Best sexologist in India, These conditions can cause discomfort, pain, and embarrassment, but with proper care, they are treatable and preventable.

Common Signs & Symptoms

Men with these conditions may experience:

🔴 Redness & swelling of the penis head/foreskin

🔴 Itching or burning sensation

🔴 White/yellow discharge (sometimes foul-smelling)

🔴 Pain during urination or sex

🔴 Tight foreskin (difficulty retracting)

🔴 Small sores or cracks on the skin

Best sexologist in delhi,  If left untreated, severe cases can lead to scarring, phimosis (tight foreskin), or recurrent infections.

What Causes Balanitis & Balanoposthitis?

1���⃣ Poor Hygiene – Bacteria/fungi thrive under unwashed foreskin.

2️⃣ Fungal Infections (Candida) – Common in diabetics & uncircumcised men.

3️⃣ Bacterial Infections (STIs/Non-STIs) – Like STDs (Chlamydia, Gonorrhea) or staph infections.

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Treatment & Prevention

Medical Treatments

Antifungal creams (for yeast infections)

Antibiotics (for bacterial causes)

Steroid creams (for severe inflammation)

Circumcision (in chronic/recurrent cases)

Ayurvedic & Natural Solutions

🌿 Neem & Turmeric – Natural anti-inflammatory & antimicrobial.

🌿 Aloe Vera Gel – Soothes irritation & promotes healing.

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🌿 Diet Control – Reducing sugar & processed foods to prevent yeast overgrowth.

Prevention Tips

✔ Wash genitals daily (but avoid harsh soaps).

✔ Keep the area dry (moisture worsens infections).

✔ Use condoms to reduce STD risk.

✔ Avoid irritants (scented products, tight underwear).

✔ Manage diabetes (if applicable).

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Plant chemicals are so cool! Unit 9

The most amazing thing I know about nature is the ability of plants to produce compounds that serve incredible health benefits to humans. I think it is other-worldly that the flora that has existed alongside humans for so many years can provide us with so many cures to various ailments. Getting personal, I have a very unfortunate family history containing cancer, diabetes, and immune deficiencies that has taken a lot from me. These devastating occurrences have made me all-too-aware of the impacts that lifestyle and food have on human health, and in many ways being in science does not ease my anxieties. However; learning about plant secondary metabolites that serve as phytonutrients in the human body has made me hopeful and inspired to learn more, not just for interest, but to serve my health as well. Buckle up for many science terms and lots of plant facts that I have stored in my brain through my academic career!

Throughout my summary on plant phytonutrients (plant compounds that serve proven health benefits in humans), I will strive to present this information as a whole by connecting plants to human health to satisfy some of Tilden's Principle's of Interpretation (Beck et al. 2018, p. 84). Did you know that the colour of the fruits and vegetables you eat actually correlate to their nutrition? The different pigments produced in plants, such as your orange carrots and red peppers, are caused by secondary metabolites. Orange colouring is caused by the production of beta-carotene, this is then utilized by our body to make vitamin A, making it crucial to our health because we cannot synthesize this on our own. Colours such as purple and dark reds are caused by anthocyanins, these are compounds that aid in our bodies ability to fight tumour producing cells. Actually many plant metabolites, such as glucosinolates from Broccoli, aid in tumour-suppression and have anti-inflammatory properties. Spices such as turmeric have been used for centuries as a treatment for inflammation and diabetes due to the compound 'curcumin'. This bioactive molecule has been increasingly applied to modern medical studies due to its efficacy in improving glucose regulation and suppressing various cancer cell formations.

I won't add in too much more, as I know that was a lot of information. One more area I do want to touch on is the use of genetic engineering to increase yields/improve taste, but decreasing health benefits in the process. An example of this is removing the class of compounds "cucurbitacins" from common cucumbers due to the bitter taste it gives them. These compounds provide various health benefits such as anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects, and through the removal of these it has made cucumbers far less beneficial to our health.

I believe much of what our bodies need is provided by nature, not to say I disprove of modern medicine in any way, but our values in food as a society has been greatly impacted due to prices/availability. I want to work plants to improve nutritional concentrations of food, and helping humans be healthier through what has already been granted to us by nature.

Thanks for reading!

Alleeya

Beck, L., Cable, T. T., & Knudson, D. M. (2018). Interpreting Cultural and Natural Heritage: For A Better World. Sagamore Publishing.