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Curcumin10/14/2010 |
What are your thoughts on taking Curcumin as a supplement to ones diet? My son has Crohns and my husband has been recently diagnosed with non-Hodkins Lymphoma and I/we have been looking into this supplement. From information found, it appears it reduces inflamation in the body.
Thank you for visiting NetWellness. I am not aware of curcumin's use for these things.
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