Curcumin is an active compound in turmeric that gives it its unique yellow color and health benefits.

Curcumin represents about 2-8% of most turmeric preparations. Technically speaking, it belongs to the class of compounds called curcuminoids, which is a phenolic-type of plant compound. Out of the three curcuminoids found in turmeric, curcumin has the most health-benefiting effects.

Turmeric is used extensively in traditional medicine to treat wounds and swellings. Curcumin, the primary beneficial ingredient, has known anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Research has also shown that curcumin is an active detoxifier and promotes skin health from within.

Probiotics are microorganisms naturally present in the digestive system. Their balance helps control the body’s immunity, digestion, and your overall mood.

Similar to centimeters for length and milliliters for volume, Colony Forming Units (CFUs) is a measurement for good bacteria. This unit helps your measure the efficacy of any probiotic you take.

A healthy digestive system has a diverse spectrum of probiotics, each performing its own function. Using multi-strain probiotics provides more diverse and effective benefits to the body.