Golden Turmeric Paste, 100g (Packaging May Vary)

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We believe in the whole root rather than just an extract as turmeric is made up of over 200+ compounds that synergistically work together. Our curcumin levels will never be lower than 5.1%. We source from Indonesia carefully choosing quality, sundried turmeric and steering clear of fillers or additives. It is best to use coconut oil because it is a healthy oil that also has anti-inflammatory properties and is known as a natural anti-bacterial and anti-fungal remedy. If you don’t have coconut oil, you can use olive oil (virgin).

Start slowly with 1/4 of a teaspoon twice a day mixed in with your dog’s food. You can build up to 3-4 times a day. Frequently Asked QuestionsTurmeric ( Curcuma longa), is an ancient Indian spice and medicinal herb from the ginger family. It is mainly grown in India and the root stalks, known as rhizomes, are bright yellow or orange. In those roots is a high concentration of curcuminoids which provide the health benefits.

As with CBD, the exact dose of turmeric that will work best for you is unique to you. Some people find that they only need a small amount of paste in their daily routine to reap all of its benefits. Others find that they need a much higher dose of turmeric to feel its full effects. Just like with CBD, it is important to not use too much turmeric each day. Once you find a dose that suits your needs, there’s no reason to continue increasing it. Because of its long-time and variety of medicinal uses in Eastern medicine, modern Western medicine took a keen interest in turmeric. In the last 25 years, more than 3,000 studies have examined turmeric and its active ingredient, curcumin, a naturally occurring chemical compound. Numerous studies have found that turmeric has potent anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anticancer properties. Is Turmeric Good For Dogs? Golden paste was originally developed from traditional turmeric recipes by renowned Australian vet Dr Doug English. Coconut Oil is a healthy fat that makes the liver metabolize the curcumin slower so there is better absorption of curcumin.Read up to learn about the benefits and uses of turmeric for dogs, available formulations, and a golden paste recipe to try on your canine companions. What is Turmeric? I know it sounds crazy, but research shows it’s true … there are over 6,000 studies showing the health benefits of turmeric for dogs and people. Most importantly, turmeric has an active compound called curcumin which brings many health benefits for dogs.