How to stop vertigo, nausea and feeling unsteady

What has been your personal experience with curcumin, and specifically this product (I assume it's the Super BioCurcumin BCM95)? Why do you recommend it for nausea and vertigo. I've seen studies showing it is good as an antiinflammatory such as for arthritis, but not re: nausea and vertigo. Also, as it is a spicy spice (!) I'd be careful not to take it on an empty stomach. Someone with a delicate stomach may have trouble with this supplement.

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What has been your personal experience with curcumin, and specifically this product (I assume it's the Super BioCurcumin BCM95)? Why do you recommend it for nausea and vertigo. I've seen studies showing it is good as an antiinflammatory such as for arthritis, but not re: nausea and vertigo. Also, as it is a spicy spice (!) I'd be careful not to take it on an empty stomach. Someone with a delicate stomach may have trouble with this supplement.

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Curcumin is superb for improving circulation and reducing inflammation of blood vessels. I believe this is the main reason it is helpful to some patients with vertigo. (I'm not sure if there are any formal studies on this yet.) Most people take it with food and it is very well tolerated and even improves digestion for many. I take it (the particular supplement mentioned above) due to the fact that I have Behcet's Disease and this causes balance problems as a result of vasculitis. It even improves memory, mood, and cognition. This is at the top of my list without a doubt.