Doctor's Best High Absorption Turmeric Curcumin 1000mg Supplement For Joint Support, 120 Capsules

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• MMelody D.10 May 2026
  5 ★

  Useful.

  Good quality.

• LLori T.10 Apr 2026
  5 ★

  Repeat buyer - excellent article

  Exactly as described and works great for me - repeat customer

• CCSguy10 Apr 2026
  5 ★

  One of the superior catagory products at a wonderful price

  We've used several different curcumin products over the last year for our 9 and half year old 100lb Malamute. She was starting to slow down, and began to display pain getting up and down and was tender to the touch on her hips. We'd been giving her 2 Resources Pain plus twice a day which seem to work really well, but it had a side effect of glazing her eyes a bit, and was only masking the pain so she didn't feel it. We started her on a 18% curcuminoid capsule from PURE, and was showing improvements. I think their product is good, but we didn't need to pay for additional fats for the uptake, as we were already supplementing with Arctic Paws salmon oil. We switched up to the NOW brand ,which was in the high 80% range, and observed improvements within DAYS. After doing a little more research, and not being able to find NOW locally anymore, we switched to this brand a few months ago and couldn't be happier. She is completely off the Pain Plus (which is still in the cupboard), we stepped down the dosages as we noticed mobility and gait improvements, and acts like a puppy even after 4-5 mile hikes or urban adventures.We go to a holistic vet, and even she is borderline shocked at the improvement. We were told by the vet a year ago that we should be prepared to have our Mal on pain pills for the rest of her life.In case you are wondering: we have fed this dog a grain free, raw meat, veggie, and goat yogurt diet for 8 years, and did not adjust food intake during this period.Word of warning- seems to increase canine metabolic rate, my Mal has dropped about 5 lbs and her appetite has increased significantly, have done checks, no worms or bad gut bacteria.Pros- great price for what appears to be a really powerful anti-inflammatory.Cons- I didn't order it sooner, and I now have a much more vociferous advocate for snack and exercise time!

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• GGO I.6 Apr 2026
  5 ★

  Try it for dogs diagnosed with congestive heart failure

  I read a study of curcumin being given to mice with cardiomegaly as part of congestive heart failure and the curcumin REVERSED the cardiomegaly. It will take the usual forever for them to finally get the human trials done and proper dosages established. In the meantime, my little miniature pinscher dog was given less than a month to live as his heart was so enlarged it had filled his upper chest. He also was drowning with fluid in his lungs. He had the terrible constant congestive heart failure cough as well.As there is really no treatment besides diuretics, I researched curcumin, found out that in most cases it relieves gastric problems (which he also had) as long as the dosage isn't more than it should be, and that Doctors Best Curcumin with BioPerine was the best product out there for a supplement. I had no idea of dosage, and started giving my 4 pound dog (miniature pinscher) 5 capsules a day mixed in with his wet dog food. I gradually raised it to 7 capsules with no ill effects. It has a mild peppery taste, but for the most part older dogs can't smell or taste food well anyway, so he liked me adding a little bit more spice to his food. It took a month, but his cough gradually subsided and then went away. A year went by. I ran out of money and stopped giving him the curcumin. There was a "grace period: of about 2 months and then the cough came back. I thought I'd just about killed him and there would be no more reversals. Wrong. Restarting the pills worked the same as the first time. Same thing happened the next year when I stopped the curcumin. The following 2 years as well. My dog will be 17 in one month. He has lived FOUR YEARS after being in the last stages of congestive heart failure. For those who need tangible proof, the best I can give you is that the dog's name is Bruno, a miniature pinscher, his vet is Dr. Wishnack in Poway Animal Emergency Hospital, and I have the four year old x-rays that show how bad he was. He was brought in to them on New Years Eve four years ago, totally limp in my arms. They brought him back that night, but the prognosis was he'd be gone sometime soon within the month.I have not gotten new x-rays to see what the internal physical changes are because I don't have the money. But I have everyone in my household as well as visiting family and friends who have seen the visible proof over four years that the congestive heart failure symptoms disappear when my dog is on a regular schedule of curcumin, and that they slowly come back when I stop giving it to him. I don't know what the dosage would be for other dogs or for humans for that matter.My trial and error method for dosing him was to see how much I could give him without gastric upset. He's 4 pounds and he takes seven capsules emptied into his food. I don't know if he could take less with the same effect, but I don't want to jinx it so I'll continue giving him the seven capsules. There doesn't seem to be any listed severe side effects from it, other than too much will give them a tummy ache, and there will be bright yellow poop.that can stain stuff. I've not seen any side effects from it with Bruno. In fact, the curcumin has another benefit. He always had gastric problems. In the x-rays he's had over the years, his stomach was always extended with a lot of gas, and when he ate the gas literally would be pushed out while food was coming in. With the curcumin, that doesn't happen. The only time the excess gas starts coming back is when the curcumin is stopped. His appetite was bad before, probably because of gas pain, and he was always trying to eat grass. Now he has a hearty appetite, and it seems like there are no gastric problems at all.Anyways. It works on mice. It works on a dog. Maybe it will also work on a human. That I can't tell you because I don't have any human "guinea pigs" to try it on. But I can tell you that if your dog has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure, put them on the Doctor's Best curcumin with BioPerine.

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