World scientists were able to prove the effectiveness of turmeric for stomach problems.
Thus, to confirm the theory, the experiment involved 206 participants who took the spice together with appropriate drugs.
Fifty-six days after the beginning of the research process, the patients experienced a decrease in the excessive secretion of gastric juice.
No volunteer suffered from intolerance to the pill and spice combinations, and all felt quite satisfactory.
"This randomized controlled trial provides reliable evidence that curcumin can be used to treat functional dyspepsia," experts say.
Experts from East Asia say that the antimicrobial properties of the spice on the gastrointestinal tract should be studied even more thoroughly and then introduced into the treatment package for patients.