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Here's the math no one shows you.A teaspoon of turmeric powder contains roughly 100 mg of curcuminoids. A clinical capsu...
05/23/2026

Here's the math no one shows you.

A teaspoon of turmeric powder contains roughly 100 mg of curcuminoids. A clinical capsule of standardized curcumin contains 500. That's already a 15-tablespoon gap before absorption enters the picture.

Then absorption enters the picture. Without piperine and a lipid carrier, curcumin from food is roughly 1% absorbed. With both, the standardized extract sits closer to 20%.

Run the math both ways — dose plus bioavailability — and a single 500 mg capsule of properly formulated curcumin is the absorbed equivalent of about 30 tablespoons of raw turmeric powder a day.

This is why we don't include curcumin alone. We include curcumin with piperine, formulated for delivery.

The reason is the math.

— Fabio

Here's the thing about boswellic acids — most bottles tell you a total. They don't tell you which one.There are four bos...
05/22/2026

Here's the thing about boswellic acids — most bottles tell you a total. They don't tell you which one.

There are four boswellic acids in every boswellia extract. Beta-boswellic acid. Alpha-boswellic acid. KBA. AKBA. Of the four, only AKBA — acetyl-11-keto-beta-boswellic acid — is the selective 5-LOX inhibitor the research is built on.

Most boswellia products are standardized to 65% total boswellic acids. Sounds good. The problem: most of that 65% is the inert ones. When you standardize for AKBA specifically — the active isoform — clinical-grade is 30%.

That number sounds smaller. It isn't.

We don't include anything without a reason. Sometimes the reason is which molecule, not how much.

— Fabio

"I like to suggest LanFam's Complete Inflammation Support to active adults dealing with ongoing joint discomfort or stif...
05/16/2026

"I like to suggest LanFam's Complete Inflammation Support to active adults dealing with ongoing joint discomfort or stiffness. I believe the ingredients in this formula can offer support for inflammation.

One ingredient worth mentioning is Indian Frankincense, otherwise known as Boswellia. This extract contains boswellic acids that may help calm the signals that trigger discomfort around the joints. That can make it easier to move around and help patients feel better throughout the day in general.

I appreciate that this formula also includes other ingredients that can help address oxidative stress and support the body's natural antioxidant defenses. It's a smart product, in my opinion, for supporting joint comfort and mobility.†"

— Ana Gilman, NP. Family medicine. Ten years in practice. Verified clinician via FrontRowMD.

This is the part of the conversation we don't usually get to have on social: a clinician, looking at the same evidence we built the formula around, arriving at the same conclusion. Independently.

Clinicians make recommendations for the patient in front of them. Always check with your own provider before starting anything new — especially if you're on prescription medication.

† Statement reflects the clinician's published opinion on FrontRowMD. Not a substitute for medical advice.

Here's the thing about boswellia — most people who take it are taking it for the same reason they take turmeric.They're ...
05/15/2026

Here's the thing about boswellia — most people who take it are taking it for the same reason they take turmeric.

They're not redundant. They're complementary.

Inflammation isn't one signal. It runs through at least two separate enzyme systems — COX-2 and 5-LOX. Curcumin (from turmeric) works on the first. Boswellic acid (from boswellia) works on the second. Taking only one of them is like reading half a chart.

The number to know: 65%. That's the boswellic acid standardization used in the clinical trials. Below that, you don't have the dose the research is built on. Above it, the research can't tell you much yet.

We don't include anything without a reason. Sometimes the reason is the second half of a picture.

— Fabio

You don't have a sleep problem.You have an inflammation problem.The body that wakes you at 3 a.m. is loud during the day...
05/06/2026

You don't have a sleep problem.

You have an inflammation problem.

The body that wakes you at 3 a.m. is loud during the day too — only daylight has a way of drowning it out. The achy hip on the stairs. The foggy hour after lunch. The weight that won't move. That hum doesn't sleep. It keeps running while you try to.

Three signals worth listening to:

→ You wake unrested even after a long night.
→ You wake at 3 a.m. with stiff joints.
→ You're tired in a way coffee doesn't touch.

The fix isn't another sleep tip. It's working upstream — food, light, movement, and patience. Address the loop and sleep returns as a side effect of a quieter system, not as the prize at the end of a willpower contest.

— Maria

05/01/2026

After decades watching how the heart responds to what we put it through — Maria always said the body keeps score.

Most people think of blood pressure as a plumbing problem. But here's what the research kept showing me: it often starts with fire.

Four ways chronic inflammation quietly works against your cardiovascular health — even before a number on a cuff tells you something's wrong.

Comment LEARN and I'll send you the full breakdown — straight to your inbox.

— Fabio

04/27/2026

After 40 years in pharma — and a lot of dinner-table conversations with Maria — I started noticing the quieter signals. The ones most people don't connect back to inflammation until somebody points them out.

Four signs your body might be running hot in the background, even when nothing technically hurts.

— Fabio

There was a stretch where inflammation decided how my day went before I did.What I lifted. How far I walked. What hour I...
04/24/2026

There was a stretch where inflammation decided how my day went before I did.

What I lifted. How far I walked. What hour I got out of bed. Every small plan started with negotiating with my own body first.

We didn't start this company to sell supplements. We started it because someone we loved needed something that didn't exist yet — and Fabio wouldn't stop until he got it right.

If you recognize this feeling, you're not imagining it. And you're not alone in it.

— Maria

Hi, I'm Maria. I'm the other half of LanFam — the non-scientist half, which means I'm the one who asks "but what does th...
04/15/2026

Hi, I'm Maria. I'm the other half of LanFam — the non-scientist half, which means I'm the one who asks "but what does that actually mean?" until Fabio explains it in normal words.

I'm a mom, a wife, a cancer survivor, and the person who somehow ended up co-running a health company.

— Maria

We get asked a lot: "What does LanFam mean?"It's our name. Lan(zieri) Fam(ily).We're Fabio and Maria — married, parents,...
04/15/2026

We get asked a lot: "What does LanFam mean?"

It's our name. Lan(zieri) Fam(ily).

We're Fabio and Maria — married, parents, and the two people behind every decision this company makes. Fabio has a PhD in molecular biology and 40 years in pharmaceuticals. Maria is a cancer survivor. When her treatment left her in daily pain and the only answer was long-term NSAIDs, Fabio built something better at our kitchen table.

That formula became ProleevaMax — 13 natural ingredients, designed to support the body's inflammatory response from multiple pathways.* We both take it every day.

But LanFam isn't just our last name. It's how we treat everyone who finds us. You're not a customer. You're family. And the standard is simple: if we wouldn't give it to our own, we won't make it.

That kitchen table is still where every decision gets made.

Welcome. We saved you a seat.

— Fabio & Maria

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