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You're conflating turmeric with the bioactive chemical component in turmeric, curcumin: the toxicology figures refer to the latter.

To convert the newly uncovered sequences into bioactive molecules, the team applied a synthetic bioinformatic natural products (synBNP) approach.

Rooibos is not tea in the strict sense of the word, it’s a completely different plant with a different set of bioactive alkaloids.

There are a large number of cannabinoids at play, some clearly (as in observably and demonstrably) are bioactive in their natural, unheated form.

There's no argument from this to a comparison with bioactive small molecules.

If you're fine with criminalizing the sale of contaminated meat, then you are implicitly relying on the government to protect against certain bioactive substances.

The only question is whether the breakdown products are bioactive.

Both are not bioactive by default in their natural form.

Even when ingested, these macromolecules would be digested rather than absorbed, as in the case of a bioactive small molecule that is readily absorbed from consumer plastics (e.g.

> Coffee and tea contain bioactive ingredients like polyphenols and caffeine There are also studies that nicotine lowers dementia risk.

In addition, organic broccoli maintained higher concentrations of bioactive compounds (ascorbic acid and phenolics) and antioxidant potential during storage than conventional broccoli, with higher potential health beneficial effects.

Many bioactive molecules are fat-soluble.

They are a "non nutritive", bioactive little molecules that make the fine tuning (read anti-cancer, immune system potentiators, etc) within our body.

Replace the words "drug" and "medicine" by "chemical" or "bioactive substance".

Bioactive Bismuth Compounds: Is Their Toxicity a Barrier to Therapeutic Use?.