Results of clinical research published in the Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Society of Sports Nutrition (ISSN) Conference and Expo, December 2020, confirmed Curcugen’s positive anti-inflammatozinc picolinate and gluconate adalahry, anti-oxidant and analgesic capacity on subjects engaging in acute exercise. ##calm citrate magnesium#In this double-blinded, placebo-controlled study, led by Neil Schwarz, PhD, 24 participants were randomized to either a daily dose of 500 mg of Curcugen or the equivalent dose in rice flour prior to an intstandard process magnesium lactateense exercise protocol of 50 hurdles and 50 drop jumps. ###Joint range-of-motion, soreness, and markers of inflammation and oxidative stress where significantly better in the Curcugen group 72 hours post- exercise demonstrating its capabilities in accelerating post zinc gluconate and zinc citrateworkout recovery. ###“Following an exercise bout, acute serial supplementation with Curcubest zinc gluconate supplementgen at 500mg improved knee range-of-motion and thigh pain tolerance when compared directly with placebo,” says Schwarz, Associate Professor of Exercise Science at the University of South Alabama. ###“This is an interesting finding which warrants further investigation into the proper use of Curcugen for recovery after exercise.” ###“Curcumin is not entirely new to the sports health industry,” notes Dr. Shavon Jackson-Michel, Director of Medical & Scientific Affairs for DolCas. ###“Curcumin most commonly appears in capsule and pill formulations. This could be due to its water-insoluble nature.”###“While also applicable to conventional formats, like capsules and pills, Curcugen has been uniquely formulated with a self-dispersing mechanism that allows it to be easily integrated into powdered shakes and other functional applications, even at room temperature — perfect for on-the-go enjoyment.” ###Curcugen’s recently awarded self-affirmed GRAS confirmation has deemed the ingredient safe for use in smoothies/shakes, nutrition bars, and yogurts at a dose between 210-1400 mg/day.