Turmeric Could Be An Effective And Safe Natural Solution Against Dyspepsia

(Newswire.net — September 19, 2016) Las Vegas, NV — Natural remedies such as turmeric continue to gain the interest and trust of an increasing number of people. There are individuals who use this ancient medicinal spice to improve their overall health condition, and there are also those who suffer from diseases that believe in its healing effects.

Turmeric could be an effective and safe natural solution against dyspepsia. This condition could manifest in a variety of digestive problems such as discomfort, bloating, nausea, and loss of appetite. The term dyspepsia is usually used when a digestive distress is due to unidentifiable medical cause.

There are pharmaceutical drugs believed to be helpful against the condition. However, many are looking for some natural remedies such as turmeric.

In Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine, turmeric has been used for thousands of years for a myriad of medicinal purposes.  This spice is believed to dispel worms, increase energy, regulate menstruation, provide gas and arthritis relief, as well as dissolve gallstones.

In Europe, dyspepsia is believed to be caused by insufficient bile flow from the gallbladder. The good news is that turmeric has the potential ability to stimulate the gallbladder, and thus help dyspepsia sufferers.

Many of turmeric’s powerful healing benefits are believed to come from its phytochemical called curcumin. Curcumin contains a variety of properties that are thought to be highly therapeutic. Some of these healing ingredients are its antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anticarcinogenic, antiseptic, and anti-viral properties.

Curcumin is thought to offer a range of health benefits. As a matter of fact, it has the potential to aid in the remission of ulcerative colitis sufferers. There are many health benefits linked with the use of this phytochemical such as those favorable to osteoarthritis sufferers.

In a research study from Thailand, researchers had two groups of participants. The first group took curcumin 4 times on a daily basis, and the other is placebo group.

After 7 days, it was found that 87 percent from the curcumin group achieved a partial or full relief from dyspepsia symptoms. In the placebo group, only 53 percent achieved some improvements.

Turmeric can be consumed through curcumin supplementation. Since there are many curcumin supplements available nowadays, it is imperative that consumers are able to choose the right product to take their money’s worth.

There are supplements that are widely believed to be more therapeutic than others. One such type of supplement does not only contain curcumin, but also a black pepper extract called BioPerine. BioPerine can increase the delivery of curcumin’s therapeutic properties inside the human body (http://www.amazon.com/Turmeric-Curcumin-Supplement-BioPerine-Capsule/dp/B0166KAW8M/).