100 Times More Active than Turmeric
170% More Active than Curcumin + Black Pepper Extract
NanoCur® utilizes advanced nano-dispersion technology to dramatically improve curcumin water solubility and gastrointestinal absorption, protecting curcumin from stomach acid degradation and enabling enhanced bioavailability.


Curcumin is hydrophobic, meaning insoluble in water, which is why it has low absorption and low bioavailability. NanoCur's plant-based carrier is a natural soluble fiber consisting of a 1.5 nanometer diameter ring of 7 glucose molecules, known as cyclo (ring) dextrin (d-glucose) or caraway. The carrier has a hydrophilic, "water-soluble", outer surface, and a hydrophobic, "water insoluble", core. Curcumin binds inside the carrier's hydrophobic core and is transformed into a water-soluble 5 nanometer complex. Nanocur's natural nanoparticle complex dramatically increases curcumin's bioavailability, stability, and clinical impact. The soluble fiber curcumin complex has a naturally sweet flavor so it can be added to food or drinks for those with difficulty swallowing capsules or to supercharge a smoothie. Details on the formulation and how it enhances curcumin's clinical effects are published in Haus' patent application, "Compositions and Methods for Increasing Bioavailability using Cyclodextrin Modification."
Science shows that curcumin’s benefits depend entirely on bioavailability. Standard powder is often poorly absorbed, limiting its effectiveness. The research library below highlights the therapeutic potential of curcumin when these absorption barriers are overcome using advanced delivery systems like those found in Nanocur.
Study: Nanocurcumin (2020)
Clinical reviews confirm that standard curcumin is rapidly eliminated. This review identifies nanotechnology as the superior method to unlock its potential.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Innovative Delivery Systems (2024)
A 2024 review highlights how nano-carriers protect curcumin from degradation and significantly enhance solubility compared to powder.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Umbrella Review (2025)
An "Umbrella Review" confirms that bioavailable curcumin supports outcomes across inflammation, mood, and metabolic function.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Effect of Nanocurcumin
A randomized, double-blind trial where the nano-group saw significant improvements in stiffness and physical activity scores compared to placebo.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Exercise & Nano-Curcumin (2025)
Shows that combining exercise with nano-curcumin reduces systemic inflammation and improves muscle fitness better than exercise alone.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Curcumin vs. Diclofenac
Clinical evidence suggests curcumin offers similar comfort to common NSAIDs but with significantly fewer stomach side effects.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Meta-Analysis (2025)
A 2025 update showing that bioavailable curcumin significantly improves global cognitive function, especially in adults over 60.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Nano-curcumin Effects
A double-blind trial explicitly using nano-curcumin showed a significant reduction in anxiety and stress scores compared to placebo.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Swinburne University Trial
Shows tangible improvements in working memory and alertness after just 4 weeks of supplementation in healthy adults.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Short-term Nano-curcumin Therapy
Patients taking nano-curcumin saw significant improvements in fasting glucose and insulin sensitivity markers in just 60 days.
Read Study (PMC)Study: Endothelial Function Meta-Analysis
A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials confirming that curcumin supplementation significantly improves vascular endothelial function.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: 2025 Umbrella Review
An "Umbrella Review" (the highest level of evidence) of 72 trials confirms that bioavailable curcumin significantly improves LDL, HDL, and Triglyceride levels.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Nano-Curcumin Clinical Trial (2024)
A double-blind trial showing 80mg of nano-curcumin prevented glycemic deterioration and significantly improved physical quality of life scores.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Nanodelivery & Anti-aging
Explains how nano-delivery systems allow antioxidants to reach the cellular level to fight oxidative stress, a driver of aging.
Read Study (Frontiers)Study: Impact on Immune Response (2022)
A 2022 review examining how curcumin modulates immune cells (T-cells, antibodies) and how nanotechnologies enhance its clinical efficacy.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Longevity & Anti-Aging (2024)
A comprehensive 2024 review confirming curcumin’s ability to target the "Hallmarks of Aging," including telomere maintenance and mitochondrial function.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Study: Efficacy on Migraine (2024)
A clinical trial showing nano-curcumin reduced the frequency and severity of headaches and improved stress resilience.
Read Study (EurekaSelect)Study: Systematic Review
Reviews clinical evidence that oral curcumin supports skin health, reducing redness and irritation from within.
Read Study (PubMed)Study: Curcumin & Gut Microbiota (2024)
A 2024 review detailing how curcumin modulates the gut microbiome to support intestinal barrier function and digestion.
Read Study (PubMed PMC)Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. References to clinical studies are provided for educational purposes regarding the active ingredient (curcumin) and the benefits of enhanced bioavailability. Unless otherwise noted, studies cited may have used various bioavailable formulations and not specifically Nanocur™. We cite this research to illustrate the potential of the active ingredient when absorption barriers are overcome.