Turmeric vs omeprazole: Which works better for stomach pain?
In an intriguing Thai study, researchers uncovered that curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, rivals the commonly prescribed acid-suppressing drug for functional dyspepsia, omeprazole. Participants who took curcumin experienced notable symptom relief akin to those on traditional medication.
In an intriguing Thai study, researchers uncovered that curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, rivals the commonly prescribed acid-suppressing drug for functional dyspepsia, omeprazole. Participants who took curcumin experienced notable symptom relief akin to those on traditional medication.
