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RE: Is Turmeric A Super Spice With Amazing Health Benefits? The Science Says...Doesn't Seem So
Science is great...they have done many good things for all of us, but they have a major short coming... they work (as in this case) to reduce everything down to a cellular level and work to produce man made similar substances.
Life is not a reductive process, rather it is an experiential and where the sums add to the whole .
One other thing is that when scientists do break things down to a cellular level to do one thing, it most times causes difficulties in other areas and functions.
Could it be that this "Test" failed due to the process of testing... pharmaceutical companies are notorious for this as well as a host of other issues?
Just saw this online today.... on twitter (Clif High) posting.
Garlic, Turmeric, Lemon.... FOOD
This wasn't a singular test but an analysis of the work of a variety of different tests on different aspects of curcumin's possible effects.
I'm gonna add an edit for the picture, and say the oneside is helps you if you break, and the other side is helps you not break to begin with. That said if you develop a real issue, all the healthy eating in the world probably will not fix you. There is a role for all things IMO.
Sorry to seem so anti-whatever, but actually, many people come back from what are deemed chronic and terminal illnesses by changing their lifestyle and stopping eating the carbs and sugars. “Diets” that can evince cures that no drug on earth can.
Usually it's looking like what's in that right picture and throwing in the bin what's in the left picture.
The only thing missing from that right picture is a bottle of olive oil, some coconut oils and a little bit of protein.
Anti-whatever? No worries!
Sure, but a lot of people come back from what are deemed chronic and terminal illnesses by not changing their lifestyle, and doing literally nothing. Diets are contributing factors to your health, however when things swing too far to one side then often times other treatments are necessary.
I appreciate what you are saying, but biology is just much more complicated. Diet is but one (mind you, very important) piece of the puzzle.
I hear you and appreciate it, I do not discount it either. However they have done so many "Random" tests with other drugs and foods, only to either go back years later to revise their findings as well as to see how damaging their methodology has been.
Eggs were eggs, then they were good, then they were bad, then they were good again...
3000 years is better evidence than 1... for me anyway... thanks for the info!
You are welcome, I understand your point! Unfortunately for all of us science is an iterative learning process where people do work on projects based upon previous data and love to contradict prior work (as is this articles case).
Thanks for taking the time to read and chat a bit with me :)