See below: I couldn't find turminc but if it's the same as turmeric, then this should help answer your question. Turmeric has shown in some early studies to be effective in preventing and treating some cancers, including prostate. However, the results are preliminary and no clear recommendations can be made as to timing and dosage. Consumption of small quantities in cooking shouldn't hurt though.
Answered 2/28/2013
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Safe, but effective?: No studies I am aware of have shown turmeric to slow prostate cancer. I personally do not recommend supplements for my patients but I do not discourage them from taking something safe that they believe to be beneficial. As with lots of other phytochemicals, a benefit in a test tube does not translate into a real survival benefit. Talk to your medical oncologist or urologist prior to starting.
Answered 3/22/2015
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