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| Usage |
| What is the dosage on the label? |
Adults take 2 capsules daily with 8oz of water or juice. Not intended for children. |
| How long is this product intended to be taken for? |
These products are intended to be taken daily, in accordance with the advice and guidance of your primary healthcare practitioner. |
| If I open the capsules and put the powder in water or juice, will it still be effective? |
Yes |
| Ingredients |
| What is the source of Vitamin D? |
We do not use a synthetic form of Vitamin D3 in any of our products. Cholecalciferol is our source for Vitamin D3. It is found naturally in significant levels in lanolin washed from lamb's wool. |
| What is KSM-66 Ashwagandha Root Extract? |
KSM-66 Ashwagandha Root Extract is the highest concentration, full-spectrum root extract on the market today, retaining all the natural constituents of the herb in the original balance. |
| Does Turmeric 3D contain any common allergens? |
Turmeric 3D is shellfish-free, yeast-free, egg-free, nut-free, dairy-free, soy-free, gluten-free. |
| Is Turmeric 3D Kosher? |
Turmeric 3D is not certified Kosher. |
| Is Turmeric 3D non-GMO? |
Turmeric 3D does not contain any GMO ingredients. |
| Are there any preservatives in Turmeric 3D? |
No. |
| Is Turmeric 3D organic? |
Turmeric 3D is not certified organic. However, each product and ingredient that is organic is listed as such on a label, there being organic in front of it that will tell you which ingredients are certified organic, which are not. |
| Is Turmeric 3D vegetarian or vegan? |
No, Turmeric 3D is not considered vegan or vegetarian. Cholecalciferol is our source for Vitamin D3 which is found naturally in significant levels in certain fish, eggs, and lanolin from sheep’s wool. |
| What is the specific amount/ratio per serving of each ingredient? |
We do not give information on individual quantities of ingredients in proprietary blends other than what is listed on the label. |
| General/Other |
| Why are the Vitamin D levels so high? |
The vitamin D levels in Turmeric 3D are designed to give people not just a level of vitamin D to get them into below normal range, but our goal is to get people into the optimal range of vitamin D for immune system support. |
| What size is the capsule? |
The capsule is standard size. 7.5mm x 20mm |
| Are there probiotics in Turmeric 3D? |
The lactobacillus in Turmeric 3D is designed to be used for the fermentation process, not as a probiotic supplement itself. |
| What color should the contents of the inside of the capsule be? |
The color can range from brown to tan to slightly orange as a natural product. The color may vary between batches as this is a natural product. |
| Why is there no black pepper in Turmeric 3D? |
The fermentation process makes the turmeric bio-available without the need for black pepper. The increase in bioavailability from fermentation processes on turmeric is widely known and accepted in the scientific community. In short, Lacto-fermentation reduces sugars and starches... creating lactic acid... and a myriad of probiotic strains and digestive enzymes. This that greatly increases the ability for human gastrointestinal systems to absorb and utilize the beneficial nutritional elements in the turmeric rhizome. |
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| Turmeric 3D Articles & Podcasts Links |
| A Superhero Herb for Body & Brain: KSM-66 Ashwagandha – Episode 75 |
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| Turmeric and Black Pepper: The Best Way to Take Turmeric? – Episode 89 |
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| The Numerous Health Benefits of Turmeric |
| KSM-66 Ashwagandha: A Superhero Herb for Body & Brain |
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| 10 Surprising Ways Turmeric Benefits a Woman’s Health |
| Falling Vitamin D Levels & What to Do About This Global Health Crisis |
| The Surprising Link Between Emotions and Inflammation Levels |
| Turmeric and Skin: 5 Ways Turmeric Root Is Used to Help Protect & Heal Skin |
| 4 Telltale Signs You Might Be Suffering From "Inflammaging" |
| How to Intermittent Fast (+ 5 Ways Fasting Reduces Inflammation) |
| Is Turmeric Good for Your Heart? Here’s What the Science Shows |
| Covid and Vitamin D: What’s the Connection? |