… Since curcumin more readily binds the redox-active metals iron and copper than redox-inactive
zinc, curcumin might exert a net protective effect against Aβ toxicity or might suppress …

… Curcumin significantly reversed the abnormalities of vascular structure and remodelling in
this study. The protective effect of curcumin follows a dose-dependent manner, especially the …

… Therefore, this review focuses on aflatoxins, their toxic effects and protective effects of
curcumin against these toxicities. Anyway, curcumin could protect from ochratoxin intoxication as …

… The protective effects of curcumin appear to be mediated through its ability to induce the …
clinical trials to prove the potential of this age-old golden spice for treating cancer patients. …

… Thus, the combination of the two spice principles brought about greater protective effect
against iron(II)-induced hepatotoxicity when viewed in terms of the beneficial influence on serum …

… studies have shown that curcumin plays a protective role in … protective effects and molecular
targets of curcumin in various types of CVDs as well as the clinical perspective of curcumin …

… The antioxidant activity of curcumin is a primary mechanism that explains the majority of …
effects via reducing oxidative stress (27). Herein, we studied the T-AOC, the protective effects of …

… Pretreatment of mice with the specific PPAR-γ antagonist GW9662 (1.5 mg/kg of body weight)
for 3 days attenuated the protective effects afforded by curcumin (pretreatment protocol) in …

… spice, food-coloring agent, and herbal remedy in these regions [32, 33]. Different studies
suggest that curcumin holds beneficial protective effects on … -, and pulmuno-protective effects. …

… Curcumin reduces the hepatotoxicity induced by arsenic, … The preventive effect of curcumin
on the noxious effects induced by … to propose curcumin as a potential protective agent against …