Turmeric - liquid curcumin (60 capsules)

Many people like turmeric for a variety of reasons, but they are not fans of its very distinctive taste. Supplements in the form of powders or tablets are also not ideal for everyone. Does that mean you have to completely cut turmeric out of your life? No, not at all. Because now Vetain offers practical capsules!
Wait, what? Turmeric capsules?! Yes! Our capsules contain high quality curcumin with Vitamin D3 NovaSOL® that is surrounded by a neutral-tasting plant-based shell. So the capsules deliver turmeric without the bitter aftertaste – literally.

If that sounds good to you, you can try the “Turmeric Capsules Test” right away. Simply order Vetain’s turmeric capsules and see for yourself that our capsules have nothing to do with the intense flavor many associate with turmeric.
For those who have never tried turmeric as a spice, you might be wondering: What does turmeric even taste like – it sounds scary? Turmeric has a spicy, slightly bitter, and unfamiliar taste for our palate. Many people don’t like this flavor especially when turmeric is not just used in small amounts as a spice in a dish, but suddenly consumed pure, delivering the full punch of turmeric. Turmeric extract capsules offer an easy solution and make the taste of turmeric a thing of the past.

We’ve already heard from insiders that these are the best turmeric capsules they’ve ever tried. So, what do you think?

How is turmeric used? Naturally, the traditional use of the turmeric plant and today’s use in capsule form are very different. However, one thing hasn’t changed over all these years: how much turmeric is valued in different cultures.

• Turmeric as a dye: Thanks to its intense yellow color, turmeric has been and is still used as a dye for food, textiles, or ointments.
• Turmeric as a spice: Turmeric is often part of spice blends like curry. In these, it provides a vibrant color and a spicy, slightly bitter flavor.
• Turmeric as a supplement: Today, turmeric capsules are used by many as a dietary supplement – a modern, concentrated form.
• Turmeric on social media: In recent years, turmeric has built a strong reputation and is featured in viral recipes such as golden milk.

Did you know that turmeric is often used as a substitute for saffron? Saffron is very expensive but conveniently has a similar color to the much cheaper turmeric. That’s why instead of pure saffron, a bit of turmeric is often added.
We believe: Turmeric is much more than just a dye or a cheap saffron substitute and definitely doesn’t need to hide. Together, we can put this traditionally used plant in the spotlight and celebrate it for what it truly is: a versatile kitchen helper, an industrial aid, and (for us the most important of all) a practical dietary supplement. If you want to be part of our “Turmeric Revolution,” you can directly buy Vetain’s turmeric capsules here. Viva la Turmeric … or something like that.

Many people wonder what turmeric is good for and why they should take turmeric capsules. In Asia, turmeric has been used for centuries as a spice and as part of traditional practices. Here as well, many appreciate the versatile spice and want to integrate it into their daily routine as a natural part of a balanced diet.

Who might turmeric be interesting for?

• Athletes & active people: Turmeric may help support recovery and keep joints flexible.
• People with stressed joints: It is often used to accompany normal joint function.
• Health-conscious individuals: Many turn to turmeric because it is associated with antioxidant properties.
• For stomach & liver: Traditionally, turmeric has been used to support normal digestion and metabolism.

Many hope that turmeric supports overall well-being, contributes to normal mobility, provides a natural contribution to cell protection, or supports normal digestive function.
But that’s not all, the capsules have even more benefits:

• Practical for everyday life: Whether you want to take the capsules at home, at work, or while traveling, you can bring them anywhere without risking a spill in your bag that turns all your clothes yellow. Even though yellow is supposed to be THE new trend color.
• Easy to use: All you need is your capsules and a glass of water (of course, a bottle of water works too).
• Plant-based and clean: Vetain’s turmeric capsules are 100% vegan and free from gluten, added sugar & artificial flavors.
• Super combinable: The capsules fit perfectly into your nutrient routine alongside Vitamin D, Magnesium and more.
• Good bioavailability: Our micelle turmeric capsules, as the name suggests, use micelle form for high bioavailability.

If you still have questions about Vetain’s turmeric capsules or need tips on how to take them, feel free to reach out to our customer support anytime.

Turmeric has been used by people in their diet for thousands of years – back then, of course, not yet in the form of capsules. That’s actually a relatively new thing! ;) While taking turmeric in the past involved quite a bit of effort – after all, the turmeric first had to be grown, harvested and then prepared in a tasty way – with Vetain’s capsules it’s super easy and done in just a few seconds.
And even though it really is child’s play, we still have a few practical tips for you:

How many turmeric capsules per day?
With Vetain’s Turmeric Capsules 500 mg, you only need to take 2 capsules per day to meet the recommended intake.

How much turmeric per day?
Our recommended intake is 1000 mg. With our turmeric dosage of 500 mg per capsule, this means you should take two capsules per day. This way, with just one big sip (or two small ones), you take in 60 mg of curcuminoids.

Turmeric capsules: when should you take them?
It’s best to take your Vetain turmeric capsules with a meal!

How should you take turmeric capsules?
It’s really easy: simply take the capsules with a large glass of water with a meal of your choice. Done! Since our turmeric capsules are practically dosed, you don’t have to swallow countless capsules – which is especially convenient if you’re taking even more dietary supplements.

Useful combinations

• With black pepper (piperine) – can improve the absorption of curcumin.
• With healthy fats (e.g. nuts, avocado, plant oils) – since curcumin is fat-soluble.
• With ginger – often combined, as both are traditionally associated with beneficial properties.

Important info for anyone who doesn’t like the bitter taste of regular capsules: our capsule is completely taste-neutral and easy to swallow. This makes supplements fun!

Let’s first address the elephant in the room: What actually is turmeric? Turmeric is simply a plant that originates from South Asia and grows in hot tropical climates. From this plant, the rhizome (an underground plant part similar to a root or tuber) can be used for human consumption. For the plant itself, the rhizome is basically a storage organ for water and essential nutrients.
However, when we talk about turmeric, we usually don’t mean the entire plant, but just this small root-like piece that we can eat. It looks somewhat like ginger, resembling a thick root, but compared to ginger, its inside is bright yellow! That’s why turmeric also has other names like yellow root or yellow ginger.

Turmeric contains, among other things, curcumin. Wait, curcumin – what is that? It’s one of the main components of the plant, belonging to the family of polyphenols, and essentially a natural pigment. So curcumin is responsible for the vibrant color! Currently, there are numerous studies taking a closer look at this compound.
And what about turmeric? You hear that term often as well. Turmeric is simply the English name for Kurkuma. More and more, the word turmeric is also being used in German – so it’s good to know.

Botanists estimate that the history of turmeric goes back much further than one might think: As far back as 10,000 years, turmeric is said to have been used by humans. As a dye, but also in nutrition. At Vetain, we’re bringing this plant into the modern day and have developed practical turmeric capsules, allowing you to easily consume the root that our ancestors already valued. The root that has been popular for thousands of years has now been given a new package.

Turmeric has been used as a spice for centuries and in this form is generally well tolerated. Turmeric in capsules is also generally considered well tolerated.
As with all supplements, however, side effects may occur with turmeric capsules. But don’t worry, these are really rare. The most common side effects are digestive issues, which can occur in very sensitive individuals. Additionally, if you take a very high amount, turmeric may also have a mild laxative effect – so always stick to our recommended dosage.
Feel free to check out the turmeric capsule reviews from our customers. You’ll also see there that most people tolerate the capsules very well. If you’ve already used turmeric as a spice or regularly drink ginger-turmeric shots and tolerate them well, that’s a good sign you’ll also like our turmeric capsules.
And if you do happen to experience side effects from curcumin, you’re always 100% protected by our satisfaction guarantee. Love the product or get your money back. So you can buy your turmeric capsules risk-free.

By the way: Whether turmeric capsules or powder are better for you, or whether you’d rather go for turmeric tablets, is entirely individual and depends on your personal preferences. While turmeric powder can be easily mixed into water, it often tastes stronger, whereas capsules are easier to swallow than tablets and hide the taste even better. Tablets may be the right choice if you don’t like the feel of capsules. Our experience shows, however, that capsules are the most popular option – so why not give them a try and form your own opinion.