Terry Naturally Curamin - Curcumin Supplement for Circulation & Endorphin Support - Support for Occasional Discomfort - Aids Healthy Muscles - 120 Capsules

It really helps my knees so I can take my daily walk without so much discomfort. No side effects or stomach upset...I can't get along without it

Very strong anti-inflammatory which usually is responsible for pain. i was using it on a 40 year old hip injury. unfortunately am forced to stop using it because it is a bit pricey. ordered turmeric powder instead.

As advertised and quick delivery.

I do feel significant relief for minor back pain when taking this! Thank you!

THis stuff IMO reduces joint pain--unfortunately, because I'd rather not need anything, but hey. Peep who expect a headache to vanish probably will not experience that. THis stuff isn't aspirin, and nothing is--that stuff is great but with a price, wearing down the gastric walls, etc--but I think the health benefits of Curamin really overlap into various body areas. The boswella extract in Curamin is for joints, and that's what this stuff does best. It really is different than regular curcumin with Bioperin, used to "enhance absorption".But the problem I have with this product is that the main ingredient as listed first on the lable, is Dl-Phenylalanine, and you have to wonder if this is what is working. I have taken straight curcumin products, with phytosome formulations, and it did not work as well as Curamin. Dl-Phenylalanine, as I read online here and there, may not be good for all things and sundry--and may be dangerous for peep with cancer, for example--or as good as curcumin is supposed to be. So, experiment with other products, and never take the same thing for months as a time--switch around for safety.

Had a bad fall resulting in a broken ankle, broken wrist and later we discovered torn rotator cuff. I was in pretty bad pain which was even worse after surgery. Don’t like opioids but took them before surgery and for about a week and half after surgery. After under three weeks of taking the opioids, I started noticing anxiety between doses. I can see how people get so addicted. Freaked me out, so I switched to Curamin along with 1 capsule of bromelain 500 mg, three times a day along with two Tylenol. This stuff saved me from the opioids. I am familiar with supplements and herbs and understand bromelain works best for pain taken well BETWEEN meals. Otherwise. the enzyme gets used for digestion. That was the trick for getting that to work for me. Later, when we discovered the torn rotator cuff, I ramped up to three times a day with the curamin and Bromelain again, along with some other supplements for tissue and ligament repair. Avoided surgery on the rotator, which is now healed—even though my GP was pretty sure I needed surgery. It takes time, but guess what? The surgery is about the same recovery time as it took to heal naturally. I still take the Curamin and bromelain anywhere from one-three times a day depending on where I am at pain-wise, as I have ongoing back issues with bulging discs. I occasionally take Tylenol and Prescription Roboxin if I have a bad spell, but mostly not. I can’t recommend Curamin along with Bromelain enough. I also do supportive therapy for back, chiropractic and various stretches, etc. and am slowly getting my life back after that fall and degenerative back issues which resulted in pain, numbness and nerve pain making it impossible to walk without a cane. I never allow myself to run out of Curamin. I see reviews complaining about the price. YES, this stuff is expensive, but the ingredients are standardized, well-researched and optimized for absorption, along with being thoroughly tested for heavy metals and other contaminants. I would be very cautious taking a cheap alternative. Have tried that with various supplements over the years and have found you really do get what you pay for—China and India have flooded the market with cheap and dangerous herbs/supplements. I spend a lot on quality supplements, but they work. Prescriptions mostly come with bad side-effects and do nothing to correct the problem. One of the leading causes of death in the USA is prescription meds. I also want to say (because I have seen many people claiming “safety” because something is “natural”), that just because something is “natural” doesn’t make it safe. Always check for reactions to meds and with a healthcare professional as many supplements and herbs can interact with OTC and prescription drugs. I always start with low doses of anything new, because just like foods and drugs, everyone reacts differently. My use of bromelain and Curamin were not only approved, but encouraged by my GP. Curamin works for me.

After having a very serious car crash last year, I've developed chronic inflammation that has affected my neck, shoulders, hips, and knees. I'm not really willing to live with daily pain unless I have to, so I've been on the search for something to fix the problem.I tried this after all the great reviews. Long story short... it did work, but was very expensive. Most of the pain (except for the hip pain) was pretty much gone as long as I took the supplements faithfully.HOWEVER, in order to achieve that, I had to increase the dose to 6 a day, which was going to cost about quite a bit each month, and I didn't feel I could afford that.So I started taking a look at the ingredients. Curamin includes:-BCM-95 Curcumin (which is the "good stuff" from turmeric that decreases inflammation)-A special blend of Boswellia (which helps to absorb the turmeric and can be taken alone for inflammation)-Nattokinase (which is a proteolyic enzyme that helps blood flow and breaks down scar tissue)-DLPA (which helps keep your feel-good hormones from breaking down too quickly)To try to save money, I bought stand-alone boswellia and switched from Curamin to turmeric with bioperine, and all my symptoms came back. Then I tried the boswellia with a different BCM-95 Turmeric (without the extra ingredients) with no benefit.I was almost desperate enough to go back to the Curamin, but Amazon had a lightning deal on on an inflammation blend that included turmeric and boswellia, along with bromelain (another proteolytic enzyme) and a few other herbs known to help inflammation. I decided for $16, it was worth a try, and I'm so glad that I did! For me, it's been just as effective as the Curamin! Needless to say, I'm sticking with the other product for now (Although... FYI, I've still needed to add an extra dose of that also to be effective.)So...If the Curamin hadn't been so expensive, I would have stuck with it, because it definitely was working (at double the dose), but if you're worried about the cost, you might try a different item that will be a little easier on the budget.