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To: koan who wrote (481339)	10/12/2021 1:31:23 PM
From: epicure	Respond to of 540884

Nice I love turmeric. If you like what curcumin is doing for you, you might also enjoy cardamom: healthline.com I am somewhat addicted to cardamom tea. I like them both very much. I also take a great deal of fresh mint tea- which I grow myself- and vitamin D (which I do not grow myself :-)

To: koan who wrote (481339)	10/12/2021 2:58:46 PM
From: cosmicforce	Respond to of 540884

A great source is the NIH site - put in your supplement and do a search - add the tag: "site:.gov" (note that is "dot" gov) and you will only get government sites. NIH usually is the first entry. e.g. Turmeric google.com Buy a brand that is 3rd party tested for purity and the absence of heavy metals. These sometimes are sourced from emerging nations using brass grinders. Lead contamination ensues... It is a minor but important part of brass alloys. Mexican candy makers apparently have this issue - old equipment.