Science Backed Benefits of Turmeric for MS

[seeva]

HI FRENDS PLEASE READ
https://www.turmericforhealth.com/turme ... -sclerosis

CURCUMIN IN THE TURMERIC IS A PROMISING NUTRACEUTICAL AGENT FOR M.S
WE CAN GET CURCUMIN TABLES FROM CHEMIST

regards
seeva

[jimmylegs]

where's the science part

[NHE]

where's the science part

I guess you didn't see the links to the articles on PubMed. They seemed obvious to me.

[jimmylegs]

i don't click through to obviously biased sources without some better evidence for the content. to each their own.

[ElliotB]

Just about every source of information you go to, whether on the web or otherwise, is biased in one way or another. To me, most clinical trials are a sham as they can be easy to manipulate to achieve a desired outcome. By using multiple sources, you can usually weed out the biases.

Quality research really needs and involves using many sources in order to establish facts and weed out biases.

[jimmylegs]

hence the value of academic sources, gold standard research methods, and where one or a few studies don't clarify, a high quality systematic review and meta analysis.
sadly, not every systematic review and meta analysis makes the high quality cut.

[NHE]

i don't click through to obviously biased sources without some better evidence for the content. to each their own.

I believe that you're mistaken about the article. All the links to PubMed peer reviewed journal articles are right there. All you have to do is hover your cursor over the link to see where it goes. It's easy, really. I could repost the links for each of the 8 points of their article, but if you're not willing to look at them for yourself, then what's the point.

[jimmylegs]

i think you're assuming i took the clickbait