Water dispersible and soluble over time*. TurmiMax Bio is manufactured via our OptiBio™ Assurance crystallization technique to ensure optimal bioavailability*. Research clearly demonstrates both its enhanced and extended dispersion over an 8-hour period*.
TurmiMax Bio is a patented blend of naturally occurring curcuminoids. This unique and powerful approach to extraction results in an optimally bioavailable compound that raises the bar for 95% curcuminoid purity and potency assurance*. You can be confident that TurmiMax Bio will keep your customers coming back.
TurmiMax Bio prohibits the use of additives or excipients in our manufacturing process. Doesn’t everyone, you ask? Not necessarily. 95% curcuminoid delivery can be achieved in several ways, including using quillaja saponaria or maltodextrin to boost curcuminoid concentration artificially. TurmiMax Bio guarantees true 95% curcuminoid content extracted from our USDA Organic grade turmeric.
The TurmiMax Bio story begins on the farms of South India. The conditions there offer the optimal climate, soil, and expertise to plant, grow and harvest the worlds highest quality turmeric*. Turmeric that offers unmatched purity and potency*. From our 15,000 acres of managed farmland to our customers around the world, we provide true vertical integration that allows us to maintain detailed soil management, sowing, irrigation and harvesting records.
TurmiMax Bio guarantees bioequivalent turmeric that delivers a 3-to-1 potency advantage*. When a finished goods manufacturer can offer the same efficacious benefits to their customers at a lower cost, why not do that? This efficiency translates to a better bottom line for you and the same efficacy your customers have come to expect.
TurmiMax Bio turmeric is planted, grown, and harvested according to USDA Organic standards on over 15,000 dedicated acres of land in South India. But with that scope comes responsibility and accountability. Our output generates tons of surplus nutrient-dense biomass that we subsequently upcycle by donating it to local farmers for their use as fertilizer. Giving back is a strong cultural tradition in India and we seek to honor that.
Below is a summary of clinical studies and data supporting TurmiMax Bio*.
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TurmiMax Bio is a powerful free radical scavenger and can help induce glutathione-S-transferase and lipid peroxidation*. Research demonstrates its cell protective activity*.
TurmiMax Bio can help inhibit the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines by targeting the NF-KB pathway*. Research demonstrates its ability to mediate and moderate inflammation*.
TurmiMax Bio Anti-inflammatory in vivo and in vitro studies*
TurmiMax Bio is ideal for most delivery forms and applications including foods, beverages, shots, gummies, capsules, tablets and more.
Star Hi Herbs is a manufacturer of health ingredients for dietary supplements and functional foods.
*These statements have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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