We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
I had the experience of jumping on the bandwagon of the excitement around turmeric, and I took a turmeric supplement. It was a couple capsules of what I thought to be, and I think was high quality turmeric, and I've never felt as poor as I did in the subsequent few days, flat line of, let's just say everything that one would want to have in life, energy, vitality, just it was a cliff.
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Yeah, I avoid turmeric like the plague based on that one previous experience because it was clearly turmeric that caused the negative effect. Coming off it, everything reversed rapidly. And the bioperine-- the black pepper extract-- I also avoid that like the plague based on everything you just said.
I had reported my own anecdotal experience that taking turmeric really crushed my DHT levels and I did not feel good. I mean, it crushed all sorts of positive feelings of vitality. The moment I stopped taking turmeric, felt great again.