The group's tone combines scientific references, personal testimonials, and skepticism, with phrases like 'clinical effects' and 'systematic review' highlighting the research basis, while personal suggestions such as feeding turmeric show interest in practical applications. The balanced tone indicates both acknowledgment of evidence and cautious skepticism about overhyped claims.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the positive potential of curcumin in cancer therapy, with some emphasizing its benefits as supported by research, though a few remain skeptical about definitive claims.
InterestHigh interest
The conversations show high curiosity about curcumin's role in cancer treatment, with many posts mentioning ongoing experiments, personal experiences, or scientific evidence.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants actively reference scientific studies, share personal anecdotes, and debate the efficacy, reflecting a moderate level of deep engagement with the topic.
ImpactModerate impact
The posts suggest that the research could influence future treatment protocols or patient care practices, though the consensus indicates ongoing debate rather than established fact.
Abstract in brief
This systematic review explores how curcumin, a herbal compound with anticancer properties, can enhance cancer treatments by inhibiting tumor growth, angiogenesis, and the process of carcinogenesis.
The study analyzes data from various international research databases and finds that curcumin, when used alongside chemotherapy or radiotherapy, can improve patient outcomes by increasing survival times, boosting anti-metastatic proteins, and reducing side effects.
Overall, the review confirms that incorporating curcumin into cancer therapy not only enhances treatment effectiveness but also improves the quality of life for patients by decreasing side effects and tumor markers.
Turmeric - potent anti-cancer spice. Very anti-inflammatory.
Had patient previously, terrible pain (fibromyalgia). Didn't leave the house for a year. Started juicing turmeric (w. pineapple for bromelain + other veg), and the pain decreased significantly. https://t.co/D7ewfl7jHs https://t.co/KUb2TC0WdV
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IberianCitizen
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Efectos clínicos de la curcumina en la mejora de la terapia contra el cáncer: revisión sistemática
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Elizabeth DG
@Lizbeth36912 · X
@CSarrauste @VeriteDiffusee Ça m'a pris 2 secondes trouver ça. Fait donc tes recherches avant de juger. https://t.co/HEUxJRGlWC.
@pvtjokerus Try feeding him tumeric in his food. Curcumin the main polyphenol in tumeric helps with inflammation and shows anti cancer effects in humans*
* From: Clinical effects of curcumin in enhancing cancer therapy: A systematic review, 2020 BMC Cancer.
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@Ron7350 @Shorty56167141 @elfsraccoon @Scrappy94546226 @deam21139715 @sassymimi68 @HisPearlGurl @pocketonashirt @13thKai @bluemoonindigo2 @TribbleIndustr1 @JohngaltO @justTinainUS @MindChazm @jleetxgirl @LinSD13 @mind_vince @GreenMike1776 @RondaGLarson @JgNightingale @Soulshaker007 @michael18915907 @USAfirstTRUMP @manewreality21 @SupAyaLaya @Spartan914 @GuntherEagleman @11Llotus @the_red_yota @wishfulldreamz @catturd2 @SprtSkye @me21freed @CCoock2 @lorrayneNJ @TXstillWatching @n7zzt @GitmoRopeCo @flagged_falsely @imUrB00gieman @LarryLeftLibby @ClaritySage111 @elonmusk @anhusa @Fynnderella1 I’m confident that in 2-3 yrs. It’ll be given to many cancer patients taking chemo because it really helps with the side effects (mucositis; painful oral/GI inflammation), helps with nausea/vomiting and it’s a safe, natural compound.
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@cspramesh @itsmesabita Clinical studies defining Turmeric efficacy in cancer. It's not standalone but not completely useless as you say...
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Elizabeth DG
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@CSarrauste @VeriteDiffusee Ça m'a pris 2 secondes trouver ça. Fait donc tes recherches avant de juger. https://t.co/HEUxJRGlWC.
@pvtjokerus Try feeding him tumeric in his food. Curcumin the main polyphenol in tumeric helps with inflammation and shows anti cancer effects in humans*
* From: Clinical effects of curcumin in enhancing cancer therapy: A systematic review, 2020 BMC Cancer.
@DrJanKirsch @thevegdoc @IanCopeland5 It's widely accepted that in the hierarchy of scientific evidence an article is as good as an anecdote.
A systematic review on the other hand sits higher on the hierarchy of scientific evidence.
You don't have to change your mind, but question everything
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@SrCarlosMachina @ConlustroR @skepticalraptor Who said cure.
There's no cure.
But improves patient’s survival time, and increases the expression of anti-metastatic proteins along with reducing the side effects.
https://t.co/KsnGxfvNDe
@curisfurisguy @theliverdr @skanda1515 You are on point..
No amount of evidence will persuade a believer.
Unfortunately he's a believer..
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Alzheimer's Prevention
@AlzheimersPrev2 · X
@rajiv_ishwar @samperrry369 @ProfTimNoakes Taking Turmeric is not the same as taking Curcumin, which is the active ingredient in Turmeric.
The dosage depends on what you are taking Curcumin for. We live in a world where information is not limited to a few.
Again you are blinded by your education.
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RT @RDValerie: Turmeric - potent anti-cancer spice. Very anti-inflammatory.
Had patient previously, terrible pain (fibromyalgia). Didn't le…
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Britt
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RT @RDValerie: Turmeric - potent anti-cancer spice. Very anti-inflammatory.
Had patient previously, terrible pain (fibromyalgia). Didn't le…
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Valerie, RD, MPH
@RDValerie · X
Turmeric - potent anti-cancer spice. Very anti-inflammatory.
Had patient previously, terrible pain (fibromyalgia). Didn't leave the house for a year. Started juicing turmeric (w. pineapple for bromelain + other veg), and the pain decreased significantly. https://t.co/D7ewfl7jHs https://t.co/KUb2TC0WdV
Dec 11, 2021 · 36 likes · 4 shares · 33,994 followersView post →
@IndEmbassyBru @Spices_Board Turmeric is a commonly used #spice in #India. #Curcumin, the active ingredient of #turmeric, is considered to have anti-cancer properties. #cancer https://t.co/liZrr7Kxjd
Clinical effects of curcumin in enhancing cancer therapy: A systematic reviewMansouri et al. BMC Cancer(2020) 20:791https://doi.org/10.1186/s12885-020-07256-8.
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