The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
curcumin is kind of the same way it does have some efficacy as an anti-inflammatory probably affecting prostaglandin pathways I'm not sure the mechanism is completely known but it also can affect DNA topoisomerase too and can affect the potassium channel called the herd channel etc etc
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curcumin is kind of the same way it does have some efficacy as an anti-inflammatory probably affecting prostaglandin pathways I'm not sure the mechanism is completely known but it also can affect DNA took why some race to and can affect the potassium channel called the herd channel etc etc
curcumin is kind of the same way it does have some efficacy as an anti-inflammatory probably affecting prostaglandin pathways i'm not sure the mechanism is completely known but it also can affect dna topoisomerase too and um can affect the potassium channel called the herb channel et cetera et cetera