Turmeric has been getting plenty of attention, and curcumin is one reason why. This active compound has been linked with lower levels of two inflammation-related markers, CRP and TNF-alpha. It's an interesting look at what researchers are learning about turmeric and its compounds, and why they continue to spark interest.

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