The study found that curcumin improves physiological indicators such as survival rate and body weight in ulcerative-colitis-affected mice and alleviates pathological damage to intestinal tissue.
Curcumin can also regulate the abundance of pro-inflammatory factors, repaired the intestinal barrier integrity, and modulate the expression of mesenteric lymph nodes to maintain the immune balance of the intestinal mucosa.
Furthermore, the therapeutic effects were more pronounced in the high-concentration curcumin group and the treatment group receiving curcumin combined with fecal microbiota transplantation.
This study elucidated the core mechanisms of curcumin intervention in ulcerative colitis, confirmed its synergistic effects when combined with fecal microbiota transplantation, and laid a theoretical foundation for novel treatment approaches for ulcerative colitis while providing new insights.
I had an account on the old site, Curcumin 95% Turmeric Extract w/ Piperine, and Probiotics did the trick for me, remission for over a decade. I had one relapse that lasted a few months which I’m now certain was caused by certain excesses in diet, since eliminated.