1. Agree. The wording says it all.
    Clay Ryan Clay Ryan United States says:
    January 25, 2017 at 11:35 AM

    no evidence of a double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial on curcumin to support its status as a potential cure-all.

    And, sprinkling in truths with statements of nonsense or readily known and addressed concerns.  They reviewed the 'vast' research, and concluded that it there wasn't 'rigorous proof of it as a cure-all'?  In that case, nothing works!!

    And, we all know the bio-availability issue.  However, the headline of 'the fake news b.s.' put out these days is undeniable and painful to see.

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