Clinical Research

and it’s development

Turmacin® is an innovative clinically researched ingredient that brings the joint and cartilage health benefits of turmeric to dietary supplements. Featuring water-soluble Turmerosaccharides™, our patented, bioactive polysaccharide, Turmacin® is the clean label, natural way to add joint and cartilage support functionality to your formulation.

As there is a bevy of turmeric extracts that focus on the content of standardized curcuminoids, the opportunity to develop an effective and safe extract that focuses on the power of its unique polysaccharides has proven worthy.

Traditional uses

Turmeric has a very long history of culinary, cosmetic, and medicinal use. Throughout Asia and India, there is substantial use of turmeric in traditional medical modalities to fight inflammation and pain.

In Ayurveda practices, turmeric is well-documented to have several useful actions for the treatment of rheumatism, sprains/swelling, and other conditions characterized by inflammation. Ayurvedic texts include dosage forms such as svarasa (juice), kalka (bolus/paste), kvatha (decoction), hima (cold infusion), phaṇṭa (hot infusion), and curna (powder).

Water-soluble & oil-soluble components of turmeric

The vast majority of research on turmeric-based products has been conducted on:

  • Whole turmeric powder
  • Volatile oil portions of turmeric
  • Isolated curcuminoid extracts (especially curcumin)
Meanwhile, over 90% of the remaining water-soluble constituents of turmeric have been neglected and rarely investigated for their own health benefits. That begs the question: what have we been throwing away?

Clinical study 1

Clinical study 2

Clinical study 3

Clinical study 1

Safety and efficacy of Curcuma longa extract in the treatment of painful knee osteoarthritis: A randomized placebo-controlled trial

Clinical study 2

Effect of Turmacin® supplementation on joint discomfort and functional outcome among healthy participants: A randomized placebo-controlled trial

Clinical study 3

Clinical Evidence for Turmacin® – A randomised placebo controlled study in Australia

Safety and efficacy of Curcuma longa extract in the treatment
of painful knee osteoarthritis: A randomized placebo-controlled trial

Condition

Subjects with primary knee osteoarthritis

Participants

Total participants= 90 ( 30 subjects per group ) (Age: ≥40 years)

Dose

500 mg twice a day

Duration

42 days

Evaluation

On day 21 and day 42 using WOMAC, VAS, and CGIC scales

Outcome

BacoMind® significantly

Effect of Turmacin® supplementation on joint discomfort and functional outcome
among healthy participants: A randomized placebo-controlled trial

Condition

Healthy volunteers

Participants

90 subjects

Dose

500 mg and 1000 mg

Duration

84 days

Evaluation

Evaluation of pain at days

Outcome

Turmacin® (500mg
and 1000 mg)

Clinical Evidence for Turmacin® – A randomised
placebo controlled study in Australia

Condition

Subjects with knee

Participants

Total participants= 70
(34 and 36 in each group)

Dose

800 mg Turmacin® plus 200 mg curcuminoids

Duration

12 weeks

Evaluation

Knee MRI scans and their

Outcome

Turmacin®+ curcuminoids combination

Clinical study 4

Clinical study 5

Clinical study 4

Clinical Evidence for Turmacin® – A Randomised, Parallel and Double Blind study in Spain

Clinical study 5

Safety Clinical Evidence for Turmacin® – A randomised open label clinical study in healthy volunteers

Clinical Evidence for Turmacin® – A Randomised,
Parallel and Double Blind study in Spain

Condition

Mild and Moderate Knee Pain on Healthy Volunteers

Participants

68 subjects

Dose

New formulation of

Duration

1 weeks

Evaluation

Primary: WOMAC pain

Outcome

Turmactive and BY

Safety Clinical Evidence for Turmacin®
A randomised open label clinical study in healthy volunteers

Condition

Healthy subjects

Participants

Total participants= 48 (24 each group)

Dose

1000 mg and 2000 mg of Turmacin®

Duration

84 days

Evaluation

Adverse events,

Outcome

Turmacin® an extract

Health Claims

The human clinical study on Turmacin® allows for the following health claims:

Joint health

Helps to maintain healthy joint function

Helps to maintain healthy joint function

Supports joint mobility

Supports joint mobility

Helps to reduce exercise induced joint pain

Helps to reduce exercise induced joint pain

Randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled
clinical studyin subjects with H. pylori

Condition

Subjects with functional
dyspepsia

Participants

50 subjects (Age: 18-65 years)/span>

Dose

75 mg, two times a day after food

Duration

30 days

Evaluation

On day 15 and day 30

Outcome

GutGard® effectively managed

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The Importance Of Water
Soluble Components Of
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Turmacin® supports Joint Health

The Importance Of Water
Soluble Components Of
Turmeric For Holistic

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Turmacin®: Sustainably making a difference at
every step

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Turmacin® - Power of Turmerosaccharides® for Joint Health
is clean label (100% Turmeric Extract)

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