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    curcumin (tumeric) powder (decreases gyno)

    Has anyone ever used curcumin? also know was tumeric which is an indian spice?

    Biotest sell it as "Biotest Curcumin 500"


    • Curcumin has been shown to exhibit anti-aromatase properties.
    • Curcumin helps enhance cardiovascular health.
    • Curcumin may reduce body fat.
    • Curcumin has been shown to support healthy cholesterol levels within a normal range.
    • Curcumin is a powerful antioxidant.

    I have also read in forums that it is anti-catabolic and can reduce inflammation and offset some of the performance deficits associated with eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage.

    I have also read many posts on forums and webisites saying it reduces gyno, acne(and makes skin look healthy) , hairloss and more.

    I bought a 500 gram bag of tumeric powder off ebay for i think $15-20(AUS), and take 10 grams a day with a glass of water. I felt it did tightened the chest up a bit so may help people with gyno. I didnt have gyno but small amount of fat build up on chest when i had a low bf everywhere else.

    Has anyone else taken this with any results?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aussie1 View Post
    Has anyone ever used curcumin? also know was tumeric which is an indian spice?

    Biotest sell it as "Biotest Curcumin 500"


    • Curcumin has been shown to exhibit anti-aromatase properties.
    • Curcumin helps enhance cardiovascular health.
    • Curcumin may reduce body fat.
    • Curcumin has been shown to support healthy cholesterol levels within a normal range.
    • Curcumin is a powerful antioxidant.
    I have also read in forums that it is anti-catabolic and can reduce inflammation and offset some of the performance deficits associated with eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage.

    I have also read many posts on forums and webisites saying it reduces gyno, acne(and makes skin look healthy) , hairloss and more.

    I bought a 500 gram bag of tumeric powder off ebay for i think $15-20(AUS), and take 10 grams a day with a glass of water. I felt it did tightened the chest up a bit so may help people with gyno. I didnt have gyno but small amount of fat build up on chest when i had a low bf everywhere else.

    Has anyone else taken this with any results?

    I take it,not for gyno though.

    I love the cardiovascular benefits and how it helps my joints,etc...

    I only take 400-600 mg, x2 daily. Not much of it gets absorbed in the intestinal tract so a little more is needed and at least twice a day.

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    you noticed results?

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    good stuff, more info to come after I get post count up...

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    I first learned about tumeric in my "methods of enhancing physical performance" class, for it's effects on the cardiovascular system. but how much should we take?

    here are some studies:

    Turmeric: the anti-catabolic in your kitchen cupboard

    Turmeric reduces post power training muscle damage

    Curcumin, the herbal clenbuterol

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    Quote Originally Posted by eastwoodmuscle View Post
    I first learned about tumeric in my "methods of enhancing physical performance" class, for it's effects on the cardiovascular system. but how much should we take?

    here are some studies:

    Turmeric: the anti-catabolic in your kitchen cupboard

    Turmeric reduces post power training muscle damage

    Curcumin, the herbal clenbuterol
    thanks bro, its cheap and them studies look good so ill keep taking it

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    Ill have to look into this, I take alot of fish oils to help the joints, but wouldnt mind adding somthing else in with it for added benefits.

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    Turmeric + Green Tea + Lycopene is supposed to be the magic mix.

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    it is VERY good for you. i take it abotu every day and not for gyno.

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    yeah i wasn't sure about the use for gyno but if you type "tumeric for gyno" on google there is alot of people saying it helps

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    absolutely

    yes, turmeric extract is a otc, herbal anti gyno product. the PROBLEM is you have to take a crazy amount to reap the benefits....Meaning a bottle with 70mg, ml...90 caps, will be emptied in 2 days. And you should be on a 5 day regimen. If you need additional help, there's an antiaging option also........

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    yeh i mix it a glass of water, tastes like shit

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    I take curcumin part of my antixodinat supplement (Defense Armour 24)... I did take antioxidants without curcumin and I feel diference when curcumin is in the formula. Not sure about the Gyno, but I do take this formula part of my PCT since it also contains NAC and Milk Thistle with an increased dosage of 4 pills twice a day for 1 week

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    i've heard it works--- curious to here people's results as well...

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    I take 2700mg turmeric with GTea and lycomato ED.

    Just had blood work done and my estradiol was <12 pg/ml.


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