About CoreCurva
Most turmeric is a big number on a label. Not much else.
Walk into any supplement store and you'll see turmeric products leading with "1,500 mg!" or "2,000 mg turmeric!" The number sounds big. The problem is, that's raw root powder — and raw turmeric root is only 2–5% curcuminoids by weight. You're getting 30–75 mg of the active compound, at best. At worst, you're getting a lot of orange stain in the toilet.
I tried three or four turmeric supplements before I looked into what was actually in them. Most lead with raw root powder and stop there. I wanted a standardized extract in the formula, with black pepper extract (piperine) to support absorption.
So I made the version I wanted
- A 1,350 mg blend of organic turmeric root and turmeric root extract standardized to 95% curcuminoids — per 2-capsule serving, as printed on the label
- Black pepper fruit extract (piperine) — added to support curcumin absorption
- Vegetable capsule. Trace of silicon dioxide. That's it.
Bottled in the USA in a GMP-certified facility. A formula simple enough to read in ten seconds.
Who it's for
Golden Rebound is for people who've tried turmeric before, felt nothing, and are now more skeptical than they'd like to be. People who keep moving and want a daily supplement they can read.
It's also for anyone who reads labels. If you flip a bottle over and the ingredient list makes sense, that's a good sign. If you can't tell what you're getting from the label, that's data too.
My promise
If Golden Rebound isn't for you, whenever you decide that, email us. Full refund. Keep the bottle. No time limit.
You shouldn't have to take my word for any of this, so the guarantee doesn't ask you to.