It is obvious to everyone that turmeric as a spice can be good for digestion and liver. But also good for the memory? How can that be?

Intestines and brain are very closely connected. Anyone who has had a good bowel cleanse knows how much clearer their thinking is afterwards.

Countless studies have shown that turmeric inhibits inflammation in the intestines, strengthens the liver as a detoxifying organ and improves the absorption of vital substances via the digestive tract.

Thus, turmeric has at least 10 different mechanisms of action that protect the nervous system from deterioration, writes the "Journal of Advancement in Medical Biology" (Adv Med Biol. 2007;595:197-212). Since turmeric also has fat-soluble components, one effect could also be to dissolve out the dangerous "amyloids" that disrupt the normal function of nerve cells and probably lead to Alzheimer's dementia.

Whether the scientifically proven improvement in brain performance when taking 2x 1 gram of turmeric daily occurs by making the digestive tract more efficient, or whether turmeric acts directly on the brain, is still unclear. But it is also unimportant. Because what is important is: regular intake of turmeric over months improves brain performance.

A study from Japan was even able to prove that Alzheimer's patients who had taken 2 x 1 gram of turmeric daily for 1 year showed better cognitive performance again: they were able to recognise relatives who could no longer relate at the beginning of the study! Here you go to the study

Taking turmeric is not yet a recognised Alzheimer's therapy. However, we recommend that you take turmeric in good time as a preventive measure. Our turmeric with pepper capsules are particularly suitable, as they guarantee a particularly high absorption of the active ingredients of turmeric. The mixture with pepper in a certain percentage improves the effect of turmeric by a factor of 20x!*.

With 2x 1  capsule of turmeric with pepper daily and a little  turmeric in your food for years, you protect your brain from the most dangerous deficiency and poisoning disease according to the findings of modern science: Alzheimer's dementia!