Longvida® is a standardized proprietary curcumin extract that provides free curcumin to target tissues and the brain.
Statistically significant clinical results have been obtained in the improvement of the functions of the cognitive system and mood. Curcumin, the main source of curcuminoids from the spice turmeric, has gained increasing global recognition for its multiple health benefits, particularly its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
As a result, the ingredient is used as a means to support health and longevity. Specifically turmeric (Curcuma longa):
- It prevents the accumulation of fats and facilitates their elimination by the liver.
- Helps maintain liver health.
- Helps maintain the health of the lungs and upper respiratory tract.
- Helps maintain the effectiveness of the immune system.
- Helps maintain allergy resistance.
- Antioxidant / Protects from free radicals.
- Supports nervous system function.
- Supports heart function.
- Supports blood circulation.
- Helps keep skin healthy.
- It is used to stimulate appetite.
- Helps promote appetite in cases of appetite loss.
Longvida® is a safe, effective, and clinically supported curcumin extract.
It follows the global regulatory compliance framework, offering superior quality assurance and control parameters, as well as being supported by rigorous traceability and sustainability initiatives and clinical testing.
Longvida® allows for the absorption of free curcumin into the blood and target tissues.
This allows Longvida’s curcumin to cross the blood-brain barrier and deliver effective free curcumin in easy-to-administer daily doses, making it Cognitive Curcumin of Choice®.
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