Abel Pharmboy has posted the second part of his series about the use of botanicals, specifically curcumin, for cancer, and how the altie crowd misrepresents what can be achieved. Basically, the dose of curcumin that would be required to have any effect is so high that, as Abel put it, you'd have to "shovel" it in.
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Yesterday, I wrote about the case of Jade Erick, a 30-year-old woman whose death was caused by naturopathic quackery.
Yesterday, we began discussing why the health
Add turmeric OD to DDx for jaundice.
Mmmmm, now thats a spicy tumor!