Does Curcumin Damage Your Kidneys?
Mary asked. Dr. Martin gives her a straight answer in 21 seconds.
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No, it does not. Mary asked whether turmeric and curcumin damage the kidneys. Dr. Martin does not hedge. A good curcumin is good for you.
The worry usually starts with bubbles in the urine. That is protein, and protein is meant to stay in the blood. It points at kidneys already under strain.
What does matter is the form. Curcumin is the extract of turmeric, not the spice in the cupboard, and without black pepper next to it most of a capsule passes straight through you.
Bubbles in the urine point at protein, not at your curcumin.
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“Curcumin is the extract of turmeric. Very bioavailable with black pepper.” Dr. Martin, Martin Clinic
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The information in this content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Dr. Martin holds a Ph.D. and is a retired Doctor of Natural Medicine, not currently practicing as a licensed health professional. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.