Super Curcumin C3 Compound
With Bioactivators Advanced Formula
 

Drug companies are rushing to patent chemicals that “mimic” Curcumin’s biological actions. The reason for all this excitement is that laboratory studies show that Curcumin induces multifaceted effects on fighting Cancer and inflammation!!!

*Blocking estrogen-mimicking chemicals that induce out-of-control cell growth.
Curcumin blocks the same cellular “doorway” used by estrogen and estrogen-mimicking chemicals that promote cell proliferation. Several of the toxic chemicals blocked by Curcumin are found in daily living, paraquat, or weed killer, nitrosamines in cooked and deli meats and carbon tetrachloride (solvent used in varnish and other products.

*Suppressing enzymes inherent to certain forms of out-of-control cell growth.
Curcumin inhibits cycloxygenase (COX) and lipoxygenase (LOX), TWO ENZYMES THAT PROMOTE INFLAMMATION WHICH IS BELIEVED TO PLAY A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESSION OF OUT-OF-CONTROL CELL GROWTH.

*Acting as an antioxidant.
Curcumin protects our bodies against free radicals that promote cellular implosion by damaging DNA and activating genes. In a recent laboratory study, Curcumin protected bacteria from a lethal dose of radiation almost flawlessly.

*Destroying aberrant cells that can become hyperproliferative.
Induces “apoptosis”, a process that identifies potentially dangerous cells by the abnormal chemistry, and instructs them to self-destruct.

*Stopping hyper-proliferating cells from multiplying.
Arrests and “freezes” the growth of out-of-control cells in the G2 stage of development.

*Inhibiting angiogenesis.
One way Curcumin stops angiogenesis is by blocking AP-1, an enzyme critical to the process. Curcumin may also halt angiogenesis by removing Iron and Copper from the bloodstream.

*Bioactivated for maximum assimilation into the bloodstream.
The Curcumin used in this formula is so strong and unique, it has been granted a patent. It contains no less than 95% Curcuminoids from the Turmeric root, a long-revered food, plant and herb in Ayurvedic medicine. The total power of these Curcuminoids is super-activated by the use of a derivative of black pepper extract called “Bioperine”. This acts as a supercharger to the Curcumin, dramatically increasing its bioavailability. A study done on animals and humans showed that the Bioperine enhanced the serum concentration of the Curcumin with no adverse effects

* Two reports published in the March, 2008 issue of the Journal of Clinical Investigation provide evidence that curcumin, a polyphenol that occurs in the curry spice turmeric, may be protective against heart failure. The condition occurs when the heart cannot pump blood efficiently, and can lead to enlargement of the heart muscle (hypertrophy), along with symptoms such as swelling and fatigue.

In the first study, Koji Hasegawa and his colleagues at Kyoto Medical Center in Japan administered oral curcumin for 7 weeks to rats with hypertensive heart disease, which normally leads to heart failure, and found that curcumin maintained systolic function and decreased left ventricular wall thickness. In a second experiment which involved administering oral curcumin beginning one week following surgically induced myocardial infarction (another model of heart failure), the rats experienced improved systolic function and a reduction in failure-induced increases in wall thickness and diameter of the noninfarcted myocardium after six weeks. The researchers attributed curcumin’s mechanism to inhibition of an enzyme known as p300 HAT (histone acetyltransferase).