Curcumin with piperine for an optimised bioavailability

Botanical: Curcuma longa
Chinese: Jiang Huang
Sanskrit: Haridra
German: Gelbwurzel, Kurkuma
English: curcuma, turmeric

In Ayurveda, curcuma is one of the “hot” plants. The word Ayurveda can be translated as “worldly wisdom” or “life science”, since Ayurveda is a combination of experience and philosophy. It establishes links between physical, mental, emotional and spiritual factors and explains the human health and illness. The concept of Ayurveda is holistic. As a rule, things you do for yourself are more effective than things that are done for you.

Curcuminoids: valuable ingredients of curcuma

Curcuminoids belong to the secondary plant substances, the phenols in particular, and they are fat-soluble. Curcuma extract primarily contains three different types of curcuminoids: curcumin, demethoxycurcumin und bis-demethoxycurcumin, whereby the content of curcumin is many times higher than the content of the other two curcuminoid compounds.
Other natural constituents of the curcuma root include vitamins, proteins, fibres and essential oils.

The active substances in turmeric (curcuma) have positive properties for the general well-being.

Turmeric capsules by Fairvital

• turmeric extract (curcuma extract), standardised to 95% curcuminoids
• 475mg curcuminoids per capsule
• enriched with bioperine® to guarantee an optimised bioavailability
• vegetarian and vegan
• gluten-free, fructose-free, lactose-free
• without magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide

Curcumin with piperine is one of the most popular dietary supplements by Fairvital.