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Does David Sinclair recommend Curcumin?

Yes — David Sinclair has directly recommended Curcumin.

Published research rates it moderate evidence. Of David Sinclair's 3 tracked claims, 0 are supported or partially supported by studies on PubMed.

🟡Moderate Evidence

Evidence last reviewed May 2026

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David Sinclair on Curcumin3 claims

David Sinclair
David Sinclair
Harvard Medical School
Direct recommendation

and other supplements of course it's in curcumin. These are crunchy things, that is not going to get through your gut.

Extracted claim

Curcumin should be taken with a fatty substance such as olive oil or yogurt to ensure it gets through the gut and is absorbed.

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David Sinclair
David Sinclair
Harvard Medical School
Evidence-backed claim

And I know this from human clinical trials. I'm not just making this stuff up.

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The claim that curcumin must be taken with a fatty substance for absorption is based on human clinical trials, not just speculation.

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David Sinclair
David Sinclair
Harvard Medical School
Mechanism discussion

all these molecules, the polyphenols that come from plants, quercetin, fisetin, um resveratrol, even curcumin, uh especially curcumin, they're like brick dust. They don't they don't get absorbed. They're they're they're crunchy. So, you have to mix them with something, olive oil or yogurt, so that they they get absorbed.

Extracted claim

Curcumin is a polyphenol derived from plants that has very poor absorption on its own, and must be mixed with a fatty substance like olive oil or yogurt to be absorbed properly.

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