Turmeric Curcumin Supplement w/ BioPerine - 755mg Per Capsule, 120 Veggie Caps by Curcumin Incredipure

Oh my, where do I start raving about the effects of Tumeric Curcumin with Bioperine. I started using it months ago when I was told I was going to have to have another back surgery because of another ruptured disk and simply did not want to go through that again. I was on a prescription anti-inflammatory and being a nurse, I know that long term use of those drugs can do a number on kidneys and heart, so I wanted badly to get off of them, but had no idea what to use to help me get through the day. Well, I started reading about Tumeric Curcumin and got a bottle. Within only a few days, I was able to get off my RX drug, and use only Tumeric Curcumin and felt great, pain was much less than even with the anti-inflammatories. Then I discovered this brand, 750 mg. as opposed to my 500 mg., at a better price. Well, needless to say, I love this brand and the higher mg. strength and so does my back. I have almost no pain now and I take only two a day, one in the a.m., one in the p.m. I am so enthusiastic that I have several friends ordering it. I recently was reading more on it, and found that it is being studied in early onset dementia and that it boosts the immune system as well. I think I will be ordering this brand for a long time. It does the job, is higher strength, and cheaper. What more could I ask for?

This is the best Turmeric Curcumin I've ever tried!If you're looking for a Turmeric Curcumin pain reliever, this is the best one I've come across, and I've tried about a dozen different kinds!It works great because of the Curcumin potency blend and has better absorbency because of the BioPerine in it.Just 1 capsule has enough of the ingredients in it to relieve my pain for hours! Other brands require you to take 2-3 capsules in order to try to achieve the same pain relief effect, if at all.Do yourself a favor and at least try this brand to compare to another Turmeric brand, or even try it to compare how good it works instead of acetaminophen or ibuprofen.Full disclosure, I am NOT a doctor. Please check with a licensed doctor prior to trying any supplement(s) and/or changing any medicinal regimen.These statements are only my opinion on this product.

I started exercising fervently a few months ago due to joining ClassPass. My body aches in different ways almost daily now because I do a different type of workout almost every day. Little did I know that all this extra exercise could cause my body to revolt in brand new ways that I had never experienced despite a very active life since I first started walking.One night it hit me, a pain so oddly excruciating and distracting that I couldn't fall asleep. I just laid in bed trying to shake the new feeling in my left leg, left hip and general left side of my body. It felt kind of like a pinched nerve or a tweaked muscle. I figured I did something weird that day and it would pass by the time I woke up. It took me an hour and a lot of hip flexor and leg stretching to finally feel comfortable enough to fall asleep. I didn't work out at all the following day as I felt my body was asking for some rest and I always try to listen to my body.I felt fine the entire next day.When the pain came back again the next night I knew something was wrong. I did what any sane person would do and looked through Google. It wasn't a heart related issue. It wasn't arthritis. It wasn't a pulled muscle or twisted joint. The only logical thing was something I didn't know much about. Sciatica pain. I had heard the word before but didn't know what caused it or what would help it.I spent a good hour that night, laying in bed in pain, while trying to research sciatica since I was becoming more and more convinced this was the problem. I read all about what causes it. Increased or excessive exercise is one thing that can cause it. Sitting for extended periods of time can also cause it. Lightbulb moment! I exercise a lot. I recently started exercising more intensely. And on top of that, my job has me sitting in vehicles or at a desk for 9-10 hours a day. Everything was pointing to this annoying sciatic nerve issue. I researched how to relieve the pain and the stretches I had done the previous night were right on par with the stretches suggested. Something else that was suggested was turmeric. A freaking spice. I take a lot of supplements but using a regular old cooking spice as a medical remedy seemed about as promising as the essential oil voodoo magic people rave about. I finally fell asleep from pure eye strain after all that research.Then I did even more research the next morning before purchasing these pills. My first thought was to just start using turmeric in more of the foods I cooked. But that meant cooking foods that would taste good with turmeric which meant I would have to change my diet too much. I then considered drinking the turmeric as a tea or mixed with lemonade. But all my research suggested that black pepper would need to be added to make the turmeric effective. So I decided to add another supplement to my routine in the form of turmeric pills.I read a bunch of reviews on Amazon for different brands and potencies. I chose this one because it includes the active ingredient of black pepper and another additive that they say helps even more with absorption. I ordered my bottle and it arrived in just 24 hours. I took the full dose midday the day I received it. I went to bed that night without thinking about it. I realized the next morning that I had fallen asleep without struggling with the crawling, stinging pain feeling that I had experienced the previous three nights. It may have been a coincidence but I now take two pills daily and the only time I've had that pain in my legs since was when I was on vacation for three days and forgot to pack my supplements. I didn't feel the pain until the third day but I was convinced the lack of turmeric was the reason. I don't like the idea of being psychologically or physically dependant on a supplement, even if it is a spice, but until I stop exercising as much I am going to keep taking these pills just in case.

I have experienced l-5 and l-4 back pain. Extremely uncomfortable when walking. Pain radiates down my right leg but, fortunately I can sleep and sit without pain. An MRI indicated serious stenosis and arthritis and a pinched nerve. I am 82, a serious athlete, and distressed that my pain restricts my life considerably. My pain manager gave me two epidural injections, and the second one provided some relief. He also recommended Turmeric as possibly having anti-inflammatory properties. Am mentioning these details because as a scientific researcher, a sensible approach to all medications is ethical and reasonable. I have taken the Turmeric composite developed by incredipure, 750 mg. has Curcumin C3 as the active ingredient. My experience has been quite positive. Here are some important considerations. 1. Most critically I have experienced no negative side effects. No upset stomach, nausea etc. 2. The preparation seems to reduce inflammation and appears to provide pain relief. 3. Now, it is possible that it is, for me, a powerful placebo based on my powerful desire for relief. Only time will tell. Also, no back pathology is the same for everyone, my difficulty might be especially unique. So my bottom line is this. No apparent side effects yet, it appears to reduce inflammation and is relatively inexpensive. Also, Google the preparation and read responsible reviews and remember there are a variety of companies pushing the product. My experience is only with Incredipure and no other company so I have no idea of quality control issues, ingredient variations or dose levels. The product is not FDA approved and the science is at present inadequate. So do your home work as thoughtfully as possible but, if you are grappling with pain you might give it a try. Mike Merbaum