If the World Health Organization’s (WHO) latest report on
non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is anything to go by, it provides a disturbing account on the impact these
diseases have on human mortality across the world.
According to the report, released in September last year, NCDs are the leading cause of deaths globally, and
accounts for 41 million, or over 71% of the world’s 57 million deaths in 2016.
Four major NCDs are identified as being responsible for 54% of all global deaths, or 79% of all NCD deaths.
These are cardiovascular diseases (17.9 million deaths), cancers (9 million deaths), chronic respiratory
diseases (3.8 million deaths) and diabetes (1.6 million deaths).
“NCDs are known as modern day diseases and are largely attributed to changes in our lifestyles and habits,”
said Ho Swee Lin, general manager of Cambert (M) Sdn Bhd.
“This is evident in the WHO’s report, which pointed to the harmful use of alcohol, tobacco, dietary behaviour
and physical inactivity as the main behavioural risks associated with NCDs.
“The situation in Malaysia is even more disturbing with the report claiming that deaths due to cardiovascular
diseases contributes to 35% of all deaths in the country, higher than the global average of 31%,” he said.
According to S.L. Ho, today’s highly competitive environment demands more out of people and their time. He
said that in order to cope with the situation, people are adopting dietary and lifestyle behaviours that may be
causing chronic inflammation in their body.
“We live in a very competitive and stressful world, and to manage these demands, we compromise on things
that are essential to our health.
“We also adopt unhealthy lifestyles and poor dietary habits such as consuming processed food or those with
high sugar content which causes chronic inflammation in our body,” he said.
“It is these inflammations that
leads to NCDs.”
S. L. Ho, whose company distributes a variety of popular health supplements to retail pharmacies across the
country, explains, “It is in this context that we decided to introduce Theracurmin® health supplement that has
an innovative and clinically-proven curcumin formulation using extracts of Curcuma Ionga, better known as
Turmeric.
“Studies have shown that curcumin can switch off the main inflammatory activities in the body by blocking the
protein complex known as NF-kB, or nuclear factor kappa-light-chain-enhancer of activated B cells, which is
believed to play a major role in many chronic diseases such as arthritis, cardiovascular diseases, cancer,
metabolic syndrome, Alzheimer’s, as well as other degenerative conditions,” he explained.
This does not mean that by simply adding turmeric supplements into your daily diet can bring the desired
results because turmeric, in its natural form, is not water soluble and has notoriously low absorption levels.
“Not all curcumin products available in the market can provide the desired benefits since curcumin, in its
original form, can’t effectively dissolve in water, and therefore may not produce sufficient amount for the
body’s cells and tissues,” said S.L Ho.
“Theracurmin® is effective because it is produced through a patented process using Japanese Nano-particle
technology that leverages on ultra-fine granulation and suspension system to convert turmeric powder into
sub-micron particles called Nano-particle curcumin.
He also explained that the process used to produce Theracurmin®, enables curcumin to be absorbed and
retained for as long as 24 hours in the body, allowing the body to obtain immediate and longer protection
against inflammation.
“Clinical studies show that Theracurmin® enables a 2800% increase in the active ingredient’s bioavailability
over Turmeric powder, making it an effective health supplement against NCDs,” he claimed.
“Theracurmin® has also been put through extensive clinical tests and proven to provide many benefits that
can bolster one’s health against lifestyle-related diseases, S.L Ho said.
He also said that some reports showed that consuming curcumin in the form of Theracurmin® can improve
the brain function and lowers the risk of brain-related diseases by increasing the level of brain-derived
neurotrophic factors, or BDNF protein, which increases the growth of new neurons in the brain.
“Clinical research on Theracurmin® shows that it also improves the function of the blood vessel walls,
allowing the human body to better regulate blood pressure and prevent clotting, leading to a 65% decrease in
the risk of a heart attack,” S. L. Ho said, adding that the ingredient is also proven to be effective in stifling
cancer growth, development and spread at the molecular level.
Theracurmin® health supplement is available at all leading retailers and pharmacists across the country. The
supplements come in capsule form with each containing 100gms of curcumin, equivalent to four full
tablespoons of Turmeric powder
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