Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 3 Researches
8.5
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 53 Reviews
7.7
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Tablet
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Organic Turmeric BlendOrganic Turmeric Root Extract standardized to 95% curcuminoids, Organic Fermented Turmeric Root (blend yielding 100 mg curcuminoids)
553 mg
+
Organic Fermented Ginger Root
50 mg
+
Organic Black Pepper Fruit Extract
7 mg
+
Probiotic Blend Bifidobacterium lactis Bl-04Lactobacillus acidophilus La-14
4 mg
+
Top Medical Research Studies
9.5
We investigated how a turmeric and Boswellia formulation, known as Rhuleave-K, helps manage low back pain related to poor posture. This study involved 52 participants, equally divided by gender, who had been experiencing discomfort for at least two to three weeks.
Using a randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blinded approach, we carefully measured the pain intensity at the beginning and again at the end of the 15-day trial. The findings were promising; those taking Rhuleave-K experienced a dramatic reduction in pain—showing a reduction of up to 98.5% by the end of the trial. In comparison, the placebo group reported minimal improvement.
We also noted significant decreases in the Oswestry disability index, indicating that participants not only had less pain but also felt increasingly able to carry out daily activities. Overall, this study supports the idea that Rhuleave-K can be a safe and effective option for those looking to alleviate low back discomfort, specifically due to poor posture.
Using a randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blinded approach, we carefully measured the pain intensity at the beginning and again at the end of the 15-day trial. The findings were promising; those taking Rhuleave-K experienced a dramatic reduction in pain—showing a reduction of up to 98.5% by the end of the trial. In comparison, the placebo group reported minimal improvement.
We also noted significant decreases in the Oswestry disability index, indicating that participants not only had less pain but also felt increasingly able to carry out daily activities. Overall, this study supports the idea that Rhuleave-K can be a safe and effective option for those looking to alleviate low back discomfort, specifically due to poor posture.
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7
Curcuma shows anti-inflammatory promise
We investigated the potential of curcuma, often used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, to reduce inflammation in human intervertebral disc cells. The study looked at how curcuma extracts and curcumin—a key active compound—could impact inflammatory responses, especially in the context of back pain caused by inflammation.
Our approach involved treating disc cells with IL-1β to trigger an inflammatory response and examining how various curcuma extracts influenced the expression of inflammatory markers. After a period of treatment, we analyzed changes in the production of certain substances known to contribute to inflammation and tissue degradation.
The results were promising, showing that curcuma and curcumin reduced the expression of proinflammatory cytokines and matrix degrading enzymes. This suggests that these compounds could efficiently mitigate inflammation in the discs, potentially offering a new, minimally invasive treatment option for back pain.
However, while these findings indicate a beneficial effect in a laboratory setting, further research is necessary to determine whether these benefits translate into pain relief in real-world scenarios. Animal studies would be crucial to explore this connection further.
Our approach involved treating disc cells with IL-1β to trigger an inflammatory response and examining how various curcuma extracts influenced the expression of inflammatory markers. After a period of treatment, we analyzed changes in the production of certain substances known to contribute to inflammation and tissue degradation.
The results were promising, showing that curcuma and curcumin reduced the expression of proinflammatory cytokines and matrix degrading enzymes. This suggests that these compounds could efficiently mitigate inflammation in the discs, potentially offering a new, minimally invasive treatment option for back pain.
However, while these findings indicate a beneficial effect in a laboratory setting, further research is necessary to determine whether these benefits translate into pain relief in real-world scenarios. Animal studies would be crucial to explore this connection further.
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9
Combination therapy effective for back pain
This study set out to evaluate how a novel combination of Boswellia serrata and Curcuma longa (turmeric) extracts affects chronic lower back pain (CLBP). We engaged 90 participants with CLBP, who were randomly assigned to receive either a daily 300 mg capsule of the extract combination or a placebo for 90 days.
We assessed the effectiveness of the treatment through various measures, including pain and disability scores and quality of life evaluations. During the study, we also tracked the use of painkillers and monitored serum levels of inflammatory markers.
Our findings revealed that the participants taking the Boswellia and turmeric combination experienced significant reductions in pain, discomfort, and disability compared to those on the placebo. These improvements aligned with decreased levels of inflammatory markers and higher satisfaction ratings regarding therapy.
Although turmeric was part of the treatment regimen, it is important to note that this study focused on the combined effects of both herbs, making it difficult to isolate turmeric's specific contribution to back pain relief. Overall, we observed promising results from this combination therapy for managing chronic back pain.
We assessed the effectiveness of the treatment through various measures, including pain and disability scores and quality of life evaluations. During the study, we also tracked the use of painkillers and monitored serum levels of inflammatory markers.
Our findings revealed that the participants taking the Boswellia and turmeric combination experienced significant reductions in pain, discomfort, and disability compared to those on the placebo. These improvements aligned with decreased levels of inflammatory markers and higher satisfaction ratings regarding therapy.
Although turmeric was part of the treatment regimen, it is important to note that this study focused on the combined effects of both herbs, making it difficult to isolate turmeric's specific contribution to back pain relief. Overall, we observed promising results from this combination therapy for managing chronic back pain.
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Most Useful Reviews
7.5
Inflammation control
134 people found this helpful
Turmeric was a game changer for my back pain linked to Hashimoto's Disease. After experiencing painful attacks and being unable to take NSAIDs, I started taking Turmeric with black pepper. Within days, it significantly relieved my inflammation and spasms.
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10
Pain-free knees
18 people found this helpful
The inflammation in my knees is gone! My son advised me to try this instead of the CVS brand, as I wasn’t seeing results. Within a week, I was no longer limping, and I’m now pain-free after using this for three years.
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9
Immediate pain relief
11 people found this helpful
The one that works! I've tried over five different brands of turmeric supplements, but this one miraculously works for me. I can take double or triple other brands, but the pain persists. However, as soon as I return to this, the next day the pain subsides. Highly recommended! I’ve referred over ten people to this product.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Moderately Effective
Based on 3 Researches
8.5
- All Researches
9.5
We investigated how a turmeric and Boswellia formulation, known as Rhuleave-K, helps manage low back pain related to poor posture. This study involved 52 participants, equally divided by gender, who had been experiencing discomfort for at least two to three weeks.
Using a randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blinded approach, we carefully measured the pain intensity at the beginning and again at the end of the 15-day trial. The findings were promising; those taking Rhuleave-K experienced a dramatic reduction in pain—showing a reduction of up to 98.5% by the end of the trial. In comparison, the placebo group reported minimal improvement.
We also noted significant decreases in the Oswestry disability index, indicating that participants not only had less pain but also felt increasingly able to carry out daily activities. Overall, this study supports the idea that Rhuleave-K can be a safe and effective option for those looking to alleviate low back discomfort, specifically due to poor posture.
Using a randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blinded approach, we carefully measured the pain intensity at the beginning and again at the end of the 15-day trial. The findings were promising; those taking Rhuleave-K experienced a dramatic reduction in pain—showing a reduction of up to 98.5% by the end of the trial. In comparison, the placebo group reported minimal improvement.
We also noted significant decreases in the Oswestry disability index, indicating that participants not only had less pain but also felt increasingly able to carry out daily activities. Overall, this study supports the idea that Rhuleave-K can be a safe and effective option for those looking to alleviate low back discomfort, specifically due to poor posture.
Read More
9
Combination therapy effective for back pain
This study set out to evaluate how a novel combination of Boswellia serrata and Curcuma longa (turmeric) extracts affects chronic lower back pain (CLBP). We engaged 90 participants with CLBP, who were randomly assigned to receive either a daily 300 mg capsule of the extract combination or a placebo for 90 days.
We assessed the effectiveness of the treatment through various measures, including pain and disability scores and quality of life evaluations. During the study, we also tracked the use of painkillers and monitored serum levels of inflammatory markers.
Our findings revealed that the participants taking the Boswellia and turmeric combination experienced significant reductions in pain, discomfort, and disability compared to those on the placebo. These improvements aligned with decreased levels of inflammatory markers and higher satisfaction ratings regarding therapy.
Although turmeric was part of the treatment regimen, it is important to note that this study focused on the combined effects of both herbs, making it difficult to isolate turmeric's specific contribution to back pain relief. Overall, we observed promising results from this combination therapy for managing chronic back pain.
We assessed the effectiveness of the treatment through various measures, including pain and disability scores and quality of life evaluations. During the study, we also tracked the use of painkillers and monitored serum levels of inflammatory markers.
Our findings revealed that the participants taking the Boswellia and turmeric combination experienced significant reductions in pain, discomfort, and disability compared to those on the placebo. These improvements aligned with decreased levels of inflammatory markers and higher satisfaction ratings regarding therapy.
Although turmeric was part of the treatment regimen, it is important to note that this study focused on the combined effects of both herbs, making it difficult to isolate turmeric's specific contribution to back pain relief. Overall, we observed promising results from this combination therapy for managing chronic back pain.
Read More
7
Curcuma shows anti-inflammatory promise
We investigated the potential of curcuma, often used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, to reduce inflammation in human intervertebral disc cells. The study looked at how curcuma extracts and curcumin—a key active compound—could impact inflammatory responses, especially in the context of back pain caused by inflammation.
Our approach involved treating disc cells with IL-1β to trigger an inflammatory response and examining how various curcuma extracts influenced the expression of inflammatory markers. After a period of treatment, we analyzed changes in the production of certain substances known to contribute to inflammation and tissue degradation.
The results were promising, showing that curcuma and curcumin reduced the expression of proinflammatory cytokines and matrix degrading enzymes. This suggests that these compounds could efficiently mitigate inflammation in the discs, potentially offering a new, minimally invasive treatment option for back pain.
However, while these findings indicate a beneficial effect in a laboratory setting, further research is necessary to determine whether these benefits translate into pain relief in real-world scenarios. Animal studies would be crucial to explore this connection further.
Our approach involved treating disc cells with IL-1β to trigger an inflammatory response and examining how various curcuma extracts influenced the expression of inflammatory markers. After a period of treatment, we analyzed changes in the production of certain substances known to contribute to inflammation and tissue degradation.
The results were promising, showing that curcuma and curcumin reduced the expression of proinflammatory cytokines and matrix degrading enzymes. This suggests that these compounds could efficiently mitigate inflammation in the discs, potentially offering a new, minimally invasive treatment option for back pain.
However, while these findings indicate a beneficial effect in a laboratory setting, further research is necessary to determine whether these benefits translate into pain relief in real-world scenarios. Animal studies would be crucial to explore this connection further.
Read More
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Moderately Good
Based on 53 Reviews
7.7
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
7.5
Inflammation control
134 people found this helpful
Turmeric was a game changer for my back pain linked to Hashimoto's Disease. After experiencing painful attacks and being unable to take NSAIDs, I started taking Turmeric with black pepper. Within days, it significantly relieved my inflammation and spasms.
Read More
10
Pain-free knees
18 people found this helpful
The inflammation in my knees is gone! My son advised me to try this instead of the CVS brand, as I wasn’t seeing results. Within a week, I was no longer limping, and I’m now pain-free after using this for three years.
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9
Immediate pain relief
11 people found this helpful
The one that works! I've tried over five different brands of turmeric supplements, but this one miraculously works for me. I can take double or triple other brands, but the pain persists. However, as soon as I return to this, the next day the pain subsides. Highly recommended! I’ve referred over ten people to this product.
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9
Significant mobility improvement
9 people found this helpful
This is a miracle supplement. After suffering from painful inflammation in my back and nerve pain in my left hip, I decided to start taking turmeric supplements based on my father's recommendation. After a couple of months of doubling the daily dosage, I noticed a significant improvement in my mobility and pain levels. After four months, the nerve pain in my hip disappeared and hasn’t returned, while the inflammation in my back has markedly improved. I still experience some inflammation due to my bad back, but it’s much better than before.
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10
COVID recovery aid
8 people found this helpful
After contracting COVID, I had persistent aches and pains. Within 24 hours of trying this turmeric, I felt a difference. My husband’s arthritic pain also decreased dramatically after three days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
10
COVID recovery aid
8 people found this helpful
After contracting COVID, I had persistent aches and pains. Within 24 hours of trying this turmeric, I felt a difference. My husband’s arthritic pain also decreased dramatically after three days.
7.5
Improved mobility
11 people found this helpful
I have spondylosis and spinal deformities and learned about this supplement from my nutritionist. I noticed significant improvements after two weeks—less pain and more mobility in my joints. Curcumin has also helped with headaches.
9
Reduced inflammation
8 people found this helpful
This is a powerful anti-inflammatory. I have rheumatoid arthritis, and after a month, my symptoms improved drastically. My pain has decreased, and my joint mobility is better than before.
2
No impact felt
I took this to help with chronic back pain and post-surgery recovery, unfortunately, I felt no noticeable impact and it did not reduce my bloating from inflammation.
10
Pain-free knees
18 people found this helpful
The inflammation in my knees is gone! My son advised me to try this instead of the CVS brand, as I wasn’t seeing results. Within a week, I was no longer limping, and I’m now pain-free after using this for three years.
9
Improved back pain
4 people found this helpful
The product assists with joint pain and boosts immunity. Initially, I was concerned about the taste of curcumin and black pepper, but I enjoy it. After two weeks of taking it daily, I can walk over 6000 steps, alleviating my knee and back pain.
9
Effective with Bosvelia
This is an excellent remedy for joint pain, especially when taken alongside Bosvelia.
9
Excellent absorption
1 people found this helpful
I bought this for my elderly parents. This turmeric is known for its anti-inflammatory properties, especially when combined with black pepper, and it effectively relieves their joint pain.
9
Eases back pain
2 people found this helpful
The ingredients include turmeric, black pepper, and ginger, which effectively alleviate menstrual pain, back pain, and inflammation. I take one pill daily and suggest consulting a doctor when necessary.
9
Pain-free relief
3 people found this helpful
I have been using this product for a while and feel it works. My arthritis causes pain in both thumbs, but I remain mostly pain-free with this product. When needed, I increase my dosage, and the back pain subsides quickly. They are organic and gluten-free.
9.5
We investigated how a turmeric and Boswellia formulation, known as Rhuleave-K, helps manage low back pain related to poor posture. This study involved 52 participants, equally divided by gender, who had been experiencing discomfort for at least two to three weeks.
Using a randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blinded approach, we carefully measured the pain intensity at the beginning and again at the end of the 15-day trial. The findings were promising; those taking Rhuleave-K experienced a dramatic reduction in pain—showing a reduction of up to 98.5% by the end of the trial. In comparison, the placebo group reported minimal improvement.
We also noted significant decreases in the Oswestry disability index, indicating that participants not only had less pain but also felt increasingly able to carry out daily activities. Overall, this study supports the idea that Rhuleave-K can be a safe and effective option for those looking to alleviate low back discomfort, specifically due to poor posture.
Using a randomized, placebo-controlled, and double-blinded approach, we carefully measured the pain intensity at the beginning and again at the end of the 15-day trial. The findings were promising; those taking Rhuleave-K experienced a dramatic reduction in pain—showing a reduction of up to 98.5% by the end of the trial. In comparison, the placebo group reported minimal improvement.
We also noted significant decreases in the Oswestry disability index, indicating that participants not only had less pain but also felt increasingly able to carry out daily activities. Overall, this study supports the idea that Rhuleave-K can be a safe and effective option for those looking to alleviate low back discomfort, specifically due to poor posture.
9
Combination therapy effective for back pain
This study set out to evaluate how a novel combination of Boswellia serrata and Curcuma longa (turmeric) extracts affects chronic lower back pain (CLBP). We engaged 90 participants with CLBP, who were randomly assigned to receive either a daily 300 mg capsule of the extract combination or a placebo for 90 days.
We assessed the effectiveness of the treatment through various measures, including pain and disability scores and quality of life evaluations. During the study, we also tracked the use of painkillers and monitored serum levels of inflammatory markers.
Our findings revealed that the participants taking the Boswellia and turmeric combination experienced significant reductions in pain, discomfort, and disability compared to those on the placebo. These improvements aligned with decreased levels of inflammatory markers and higher satisfaction ratings regarding therapy.
Although turmeric was part of the treatment regimen, it is important to note that this study focused on the combined effects of both herbs, making it difficult to isolate turmeric's specific contribution to back pain relief. Overall, we observed promising results from this combination therapy for managing chronic back pain.
We assessed the effectiveness of the treatment through various measures, including pain and disability scores and quality of life evaluations. During the study, we also tracked the use of painkillers and monitored serum levels of inflammatory markers.
Our findings revealed that the participants taking the Boswellia and turmeric combination experienced significant reductions in pain, discomfort, and disability compared to those on the placebo. These improvements aligned with decreased levels of inflammatory markers and higher satisfaction ratings regarding therapy.
Although turmeric was part of the treatment regimen, it is important to note that this study focused on the combined effects of both herbs, making it difficult to isolate turmeric's specific contribution to back pain relief. Overall, we observed promising results from this combination therapy for managing chronic back pain.
7
Curcuma shows anti-inflammatory promise
We investigated the potential of curcuma, often used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, to reduce inflammation in human intervertebral disc cells. The study looked at how curcuma extracts and curcumin—a key active compound—could impact inflammatory responses, especially in the context of back pain caused by inflammation.
Our approach involved treating disc cells with IL-1β to trigger an inflammatory response and examining how various curcuma extracts influenced the expression of inflammatory markers. After a period of treatment, we analyzed changes in the production of certain substances known to contribute to inflammation and tissue degradation.
The results were promising, showing that curcuma and curcumin reduced the expression of proinflammatory cytokines and matrix degrading enzymes. This suggests that these compounds could efficiently mitigate inflammation in the discs, potentially offering a new, minimally invasive treatment option for back pain.
However, while these findings indicate a beneficial effect in a laboratory setting, further research is necessary to determine whether these benefits translate into pain relief in real-world scenarios. Animal studies would be crucial to explore this connection further.
Our approach involved treating disc cells with IL-1β to trigger an inflammatory response and examining how various curcuma extracts influenced the expression of inflammatory markers. After a period of treatment, we analyzed changes in the production of certain substances known to contribute to inflammation and tissue degradation.
The results were promising, showing that curcuma and curcumin reduced the expression of proinflammatory cytokines and matrix degrading enzymes. This suggests that these compounds could efficiently mitigate inflammation in the discs, potentially offering a new, minimally invasive treatment option for back pain.
However, while these findings indicate a beneficial effect in a laboratory setting, further research is necessary to determine whether these benefits translate into pain relief in real-world scenarios. Animal studies would be crucial to explore this connection further.
References
- Gupta A, Agarwal A. The effect of turmeric-Boswellia formulation (Rhuleave-K) in posture-related low back soreness and discomfort: A randomized double blinded placebo controlled trial. J Back Musculoskelet Rehabil. 2025. doi:10.1177/10538127241296343
- Majumdar A, Prasad MAVV, Gandavarapu SR, Reddy KSK, Sureja V, et al. Efficacy and safety evaluation of Boswellia serrata and Curcuma longa extract combination in the management of chronic lower back pain: A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study. Explore (NY). 2025;21:103099. doi:10.1016/j.explore.2024.103099
- Klawitter M, Quero L, Klasen J, Gloess AN, Klopprogge B, et al. Curcuma DMSO extracts and curcumin exhibit an anti-inflammatory and anti-catabolic effect on human intervertebral disc cells, possibly by influencing TLR2 expression and JNK activity. J Inflamm (Lond). 2012;9:29. doi:10.1186/1476-9255-9-29
