Clinical Research*
From our research scientist Francis Via
Key Findings from Study of 22 Clinical Trials
Results of our Path-Breaking Innovation: On average, our lozenges are 148 times more absorbed than the competition studied in 22 Clinical Trials. This leads to much better, measurable therapeutic benefit. Moreover, our lozenges are pleasant tasting. Great taste leads to better compliance. Better compliance equals better health! References are provided for all clinical data presented.
The Turmeric Innovation lozenge is 450 times as effective as a standardized curcumin powder extract tested by a Univ of Michigan team and is 370 times as effective as was found by the MD Anderson, TX group in, using commercial capsules containing 90% curcuminoids.
The Turmeric Innovation lozenge is 37 times as effective as the average of three trials, varying the concentration, published from the clinical studies conducted at the Taiwan College of Medicine.
The Turmeric Innovations lozenge is 9.5 times as effective as the average of six trials, with commercial curcumin, compiled and published by the National Cancer Institute in 2024.
Furthermore, the Turmeric Innovations lozenge is 1,035 times as effective as commercial Curcumin tested at Univ. of California at Los Angeles CA.
As we have clearly shown, Turmeric Innovations Inc.’s new lozenge offers a major advance with over 9 to 1,000 times the bioavailability of current Turmeric-Curcumin products. This step change in technology now offers the wonderous benefits of this ancient golden spice for all interested in good health.
Nardostachys Jatamansi
Valeriana Jatamansi
Bioavailability Article (redacted)
Dr. Francis A. Via has more than 40 years’ experience in managing/directing industrial R&D and market development at Stauffer Chemical Company, Akzo Nobel Inc. GE and others. He achieved more than a dozen commercial successes in specialty chemicals, catalysts, agricultural chemicals, pharmaceuticals and polymers.
Dr. Via is the recipient of numerous awards including two internal GE awards for technical excellence and productivity. In 1994 he was elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was selected to authored a chapter for the American Chemical Society’s millennium publication Chemical Research – 2000 & Beyond; co-authors included five Nobel Laureates. He chaired the External Research Director’s Network ‘95-‘97 for the Industrial Research Institute and served as a consultant for the Department of Energy for over 20 years.
Dr. Via has 30 patents, 11 publications, and more than 25 invited presentations. He holds a BS degree from West Virginia University and a Ph.D. from Ohio State and attended management training at the Wharton School, the NYU Stern School and several other programs.