What the official page says
The official label identifies a proprietary CGM blend made from turmeric rhizome and fenugreek seed fractions. The named percentages are label specifications, not a guarantee that every component has the same clinical effect.
What to verify next
Curcumin and turmeric research varies by extract, bioavailability, dose and outcome. NCCIH notes that evidence and safety depend on the preparation; do not transfer evidence from a different extract automatically.
How the formula may work
Curcuminoids and turmerones are studied for effects on inflammatory signalling and cellular antioxidant pathways, while fenugreek galactomannans may affect the delivery and tolerance of the blend. These hypotheses vary by extract and do not establish disease treatment.
Active ingredients
Ingredient names and amounts follow the official source where disclosed. Missing values are not inferred.
Other ingredients / excipients
- Curcumin Elite blend 500 mg
- 40% curcuminoids + 3% turmerones
- 60 vegetarian capsules Item 02407
Label serving direction
Take one capsule daily, or as recommended by a healthcare practitioner.
Primary health-goal users
- Adults comparing turmeric and curcumin preparations
- Readers who want the extract percentages and source botanicals disclosed
- People able to review gallbladder, liver, bleeding and medicine considerations with a professional
Potential benefits and evidence framing
- Provides a labelled curcuminoid/turmerone/fenugreek blend
- May support normal cellular antioxidant and inflammatory-signalling biology
- NCCIH notes that research and safety vary by turmeric preparation; product-specific results remain open
Possible adverse effects
- Nausea, reflux, abdominal discomfort or diarrhea may occur
- Fenugreek may cause gastrointestinal symptoms or allergic reactions
- Rare liver-injury reports have been associated with some turmeric/curcumin supplements; stop and seek care for concerning symptoms
Contraindications and precautions
- Avoid self-directed use with bile-duct obstruction, gallstones, significant liver disease or a bleeding disorder
- Review anticoagulants, antiplatelets, diabetes medicines and surgery with a professional
- Pregnancy and lactation require individual advice; do not use a supplement to delay evaluation of persistent symptoms
Questions to keep visible
Review gallbladder or bile-duct disease, bleeding risk, liver concerns, pregnancy, lactation and medicines with a professional before use.
Evidence and source trail
- Life Extension — Curcumin Elite product page Source type: Official product page · Source language: English · Last checked: 2026-08-04
- NCCIH — Turmeric Source type: Independent public-health reference · Source language: English · Last checked: 2026-08-04