They found that the Delta-F508 defect is corrected in tissue culture and in mouse model systems by curcumin, the component that gives the spice turmeric its bright yellow color. In cultured cells, the CFTR protein moved to the surface of the cells, and in CFTR mice, the nasal and rectal epithtlia regained nearly normal function.

There has been no follow up research since 2006

*Science 304: 600-602 ( April 23 2004)

http://healthresearchreport.me/2012/07/24/researchers-show-cystic-fibrosis-defect-in-mice-corrected-with-turmeric-extract/

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