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Nalgestic XL with TurMeriide (Nalgesic)

Name: Nalgestic XL with TurMeriide (Nalgesic)
Brand: Nutrition Care
SKU: 977154
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Nutrition Care Nalgestic XL with TurMeriide (Nalgesic)

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Nalgestic XL with TurMeriide (Nalgesic)

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Nalgestic XL with TurMeriide is a unique and powerful blend of Cumerone and polysaccharides from curcuma long or turmeric. In combination these ingredients have fast acting anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties to relieve pain and stiffness associated with osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

The polysaccharides present in TurMeriide possess anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory properties in their own right- and help to further improve the bioavailability of the active Cumerone.

Indications:

May relieve pain & inflammation
May assist in reducing joint tenderness
Traditionally used to treat inflammation of the joints
Traditionally used as a musculoskeletal anti-inflammatory
Relief of muscular aches & pains

Each tablet contains:

The propriety ingredient CUMERONE delivering:
Curcuma longa extract (TurMeriide) 500mg equiv. to dry rhizome 6.5g (6500mg)
Curcumin (from cumerone 125g) 25mg

Dosage
The recommended adult dose is one tablet daily to be swallowed with a glass of water.

For acute purposes, three tablets per day or as directed by a qualified healthcare practitioner. Not to be given to children four years of age and under.

Contraindications
Biliary obstruction was reported as a contraindication in the European Scientific Cooperative on Phytotherapy (E.S.C.O.P.) monograph on Curcuma longa. The German Commission E monograph reports that curcumin should only be used after seeking professional medical advice if gallstones are present.

Interactions
In theory, high-dose curcumin may increase the risk of bleeding when used concomitantly with anticoagulant drugs, so caution is advised.

Pregnancy and lactation
Contraindicated: Safety studies have not been conducted on Cumerone or TurMeriide in pregnancy and lactation.