Curcumin linked to reduced risk of Type 2 Diabetes
date:Aug 17, 2012
12 months showed that 0% of the curcumin-treated subjects developed T2DM, compared to 16.4% of the placebo-treated group that did.

The Thai researchers, led by Somlak Chuengsamarn, said that additionally, curcumin intervention also improved beta-cell functions, indicated by an increased HOMA-beta and reduced C-peptide.

Adiponectin levels were also significantly increased with curcumin consumption an anti-inflammatory cytokine associated with a lower risk of T22DM. It is the anti-inflammatory
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