Theralogix CurcuSorb – Joint & Antioxidant Support, NSF Certified

I take the Ovesitol for my PCOS and have had amazing results. I had been taking another curcumin pill for my PCOS, but did not like the spicy burps and stomach aches If I did not eat enough. So I decided to try the Theralogix, even though it is more expensive. Worth it. I actually feel like it’s making some difference and no more spicy burps or stomach issues. I just started my husband on it this month too.

My doctor recommended. I really feel it has helped with my inflammation.

This is advertised as providing better absorption over other methods like BioPerine (black pepper) through a patented formula. So a one 300mg, one pill per day dosage supposedly provides more than 2000mg that takes me 3 pills per day to get. I like taking fewer pills per day, but I haven't learned how these accomplish that multiple. The turmeric/circumin I was taking prior added the black pepper, which I had read was pretty essential. So maybe their label, or Amazon description could explain better about that patented formula? I am taking them daily, but I can't say that I feel different than the other product I used from Amazon yet. But I can say that one pill (if the formula does actually meet the claim) is certainly better than 3! I will update my review over time if I truly notice a big difference. But the 90-day supply of the Theralogix vs the 80-day supply of the 3 per day I had been taking does make it a better value.

Other similar product's upset my stomach and this one did not.

CurcuSorb Turmeric Curcumin Supplement I’ve taken Turmeric/Curcumin for several years, stopped about a year ago, found myself taking more pain relievers, and so started taking it again a little more than two months ago. What drew me to these Theralogix capsules is that the capsules are independently content-certified by NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) International. The seal is on the bottle. That means they have been third-party tested for quality, safety, and sanitation. Supplements must go through a label claim review, a toxicology review, and a contaminant review. This is now the most important thing I look for when ordering supplements. Everyone needs to make their own decision as to what they value, but I’m willing to pay a little more for an NSF certified supplement. I wish supplements were more regulated. I also like that one serving of this turmeric is just one vegan capsule. The bottle contains 90 capsules, giving you a 3-month supply, so this bottle should be more than enough to know if these are helpful for you. My one reservation about this turmeric is that each capsule has 300 mg of a “unique patented turmeric complex”. The brand says their complex provides more bioavailability than the average 1500 mg of standard turmeric extract. I don’t love the vagueness of this language. My other favorite turmeric supplement is certified organic and fermented. I appreciate that they explain the reason – fermentation – for their increase in bioavailability. However, that brand does not have the NSF seal. I’ve been taking these capsules for more than two weeks. I haven’t had any stomach upset and I haven’t had to take any additional pain relievers, so as far as I can tell this turmeric complex is at least equal to the fermented one I like (which is also just one capsule per serving). The website for this supplement states that it is "100% natural, USDA organic certified turmeric complex", but that is not listed on the bottle. The color of the pills is vibrant, which it should be, and no dyes are used. Best to take these pills with food and water. As always, it’s a good idea to check with your doctor in case an ingredient might react with any medications. I believe that turmeric does react with a few; I’ve seen Warfarin/Coumadin mentioned and those two plus a few other medications and conditions are mentioned on this brand’s website. I ordered and received the bottle in October 2022 and the EXP date on the bottom of my bottle is 08/2024. This supplement is manufactured in the U.S.A.

I wanted to take these capsules for a little while before I came to a conclusion and wrote a review, so I've been using CurcuSorb daily for about a month now. The capsule contents are very bright in color and appear rich and fresh. You receive a large 3-month supply, which makes the price very reasonable. I like that everything appears to be pretty natural, and it is advertised as broadly helping joints and also cell health in just about every major organ system of the body. But turmeric is also well-known to help the skin. I had been dealing with a bout of psoriasis after an injury on my leg which came with pain at the ankle. I applied raw organic turmeric/curcumin powder mixed with coconut oil at first directly to my skin, and it worked amazingly well - was relieving joint pain and inflammation, helping reduce the rash, and even lightening the discoloration and bruising on my skin noticeably and quickly, but was also incredibly messy. I was staining everything around me. So I decided to try an oral treatment until my condition is completely resolved, which it is practically gone now after about a month taking this. But there are added benefits and reasons you could take it longer, as not just the curcumin, but turmeric itself has other benefits - antioxidant which explains their cell health claims since healing cells is key in anti-aging, prevents blood clots, is anti-fungal and anti-bacterial. Also, I noticed they included a little Quillaja tree extract in their formulation which is known for helping skin conditions. Overall, I think this is a good potent complex that is worth the cost. I haven't had any side effects whatsoever, and I'm very sensitive to everything. The only thing that beats a turmeric/curcumin supplement in my case is putting raw turmeric/curcumin directly on your skin in a carrier oil, but again, very staining and messy.

Turmeric has been a lifesaver for me in terms of managing inflammation. It seems to take about three or four weeks to experience its full effect. I usually look for biopurine, which is claimed to facilitate better absorption. This does not have biopurine, so are they using phospholipid bilayer encapsulation to enhance bioavailability, I don't know. Time will tell, but if I really can get the same effect with just one capsule of this, it will be a blessing.

I've been giving tumeric curcumin to my dogs as a supplement for years. My vet suggested it a long time ago. I've been incorporating it into my dogs' diets ever since. It's supposed to help with pain and inflammation, as well as skin issues. I may help with other stuff, too. But, my dogs take arthritis and pain meds, too. TC does not help near enough on it's own. I sprinkle a dose over their food daily, and they eat it just fine. Do not give a whole capsule to your dog! Make sure you're giving your dog the right dosage, depending on their weight, if you use it for this, too. Do your research, and also ask your vet. There is a lot of info online. If you get the powder on your skin, it will kinda stain it yellowish. So, be careful when handling it. It will definitely stain clothing. In features, I give 4 stars for pain relief. It can help with issues causing mild pain and inflammation in humans and dogs. Dogs (and humans) who have more arthritis, pain, and issues, should be taking TC along with other medications. This product alone is not enough for more serious issues. Humans or pets with more serious issues, really need more help than TC can provide on it's own. Used alone for more moderate issues mentioned above, this product would get 2 stars from me. I've had severe arthritis since i was a kid. Now, I'm almost 50 y/o. When used alone, this product does almost nothing for my pain and inflammation. If my pain was very mild, it would benefit more. I hope this helps. 😊