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I Thought Turmeric Didn't Work—Until I Discovered This One Missing Piece

Written by Marcus Peters

Published on February 12, 2025

“Why does my body still ache if I’ve been taking turmeric for months?”

That was the question I kept asking myself every morning when I’d wake up stiff, sore, and sluggish — even though I’d followed all the wellness influencers’ advice.

Turmeric pills. Golden milk lattes. Anti-inflammatory diets.

I tried it all.

Still, the inflammation lingered.

What I didn’t know was this:

The problem wasn’t the turmeric. The problem was that my body wasn’t absorbing it.

The Shocking Truth About Turmeric Supplements

Most turmeric supplements — including many labeled “curcumin” — barely absorb into the bloodstream.

In fact, traditional capsules can have as little as 1% absorption, meaning that nearly all the benefits are flushed out of your body before they ever reach your joints, your gut, or your brain.

According to researchers, curcumin (the active compound in turmeric) is a powerful anti-inflammatory — but only if it’s absorbed properly.

And that’s where things finally changed for me.

The “Delivery System” That Finally Worked for Me

I stumbled across something called liposomal curcumin.

Liposomal? I’d never heard of it before. But here’s what I learned:

Liposomes are tiny protective bubbles — kind of like shields — that surround the curcumin, allowing it to pass through the digestive system and directly into the bloodstream.

Think of it like a nutrient delivery vehicle that drives curcumin exactly where it needs to go.

The product I tried contains 95% pure curcuminoids — far stronger than your average grocery store turmeric. And with the liposomal delivery, it was like night and day.