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Onderzoekers verdeelden 130 gezonde volwassenen van 18 tot 60 jaar in twee groepen van elk 65 personen. De interventiegroep kreeg gedurende 180 dagen tweemaal daags 60 ml van een vloeibare kruidenformule met 435 mg biologische extracten van kurkuma (gedroogde colloïdale suspensie

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The claim describes a study design involving 130 healthy adults aged 18 to 60, divided into two groups of 65, with the intervention group receiving twice daily 60 ml of a liquid herbal formula containing 435 mg of organic turmeric extract in a dried colloidal suspension over 180 days. The sources provided are all labeled as non-trusted and mainly refer to various turmeric or curcumin studies with differing populations, dosages, formulations, and durations. None explicitly confirm the exact study design, sample size, dosage, or formulation as stated in the claim. While turmeric supplementation trials in healthy adults exist, the specifics of this claim—especially the exact volume, dosage, duration, and preparation—are not corroborated by the available sources. Therefore, the claim contains elements consistent with turmeric research but lacks direct verification of the precise details, warranting a partly true verdict.

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