Natural Anti-Inflammatory Supplements

Anti-Inflammatory Dietary Supplements: The Range at a Glance

Turmeric Superblend — Shop Curcumin Supplements

Chronic inflammation is increasingly recognised as a key driver behind many long-term health conditions — including heart disease, diabetes, and digestive issues.

One of the main culprits? Ongoing oxidative stress, which puts pressure on your cells and triggers inflammatory pathways in the body. That’s where turmeric comes in.

Our Turmeric Superblend is rich in curcumin — the active compound that gives the spice turmeric its vibrant colour and anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Backed by decades of research, curcumin has been shown to help neutralise oxidative stress and reduce inflammation at the source, making it an excellent ally in the prevention and management of inflammation-related conditions.

Omega-3 Supplement Support

The omega-3 fatty acids found in flaxseed and fish oils help support healthy cell function and reduce inflammation by encouraging the body to produce fewer pro-inflammatory signals. That’s why our range is packed with these omega-rich essentials, harnessing the benefits of fatty fish and plant-based sources alike.

Our Australian Flaxseed Oil and Organic Flaxseed Oil provide a plant-based source of ALA, an anti-inflammatory omega-3 fatty acid — also available in capsule form for easy, on-the-go support.

Prefer fish oil supplements? We offer everything from Cod Liver Oil, rich in vitamins A and D, to High Strength Fish Oil for more concentrated omega-3 support. There’s even a Heart Health Fish Oil blend and a convenient Fish Oil + Vitamin D combo for extra immune and bone health benefits.

Manuka Honey

Known for its natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, our Manuka Honey UMF 10+ is more than just a pantry staple — it’s a nourishing addition to your wellness toolkit. This medium-strength honey helps soothe the gut, support immune health, and calm inflammation from the inside out. Taken daily or when you need extra support, it’s nature’s remedy at its best.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are anti-inflammatory supplements?

Anti-inflammatory supplements are natural products designed to help reduce inflammation in the body. They can support your immune system health, joints, digestive system, and more.

What is the best natural anti-inflammatory supplement?

Turmeric is a standout natural anti-inflammatory, with curcumin offering numerous benefits, supported by black pepper for absorption. Other options include green powders, flaxseed oil, and fish oil, which are rich in anti-inflammatory nutrients.

What types of anti-inflammatory supplements does Melrose Health offer?

Melrose Health offers a range of anti-inflammatory vitamins and supplements, including turmeric blends, essential greens powders, omega-rich oils, and more.

How can reducing inflammation benefit my health?

Reducing inflammation can support better immune system function, provide joint pain relief and even soothe the digestive system.

Are your supplements for inflammation natural?

Yes, Melrose Health's anti-inflammatory supplements are made from natural ingredients such as turmeric, greens, flaxseed oil, fish oil, and manuka honey.

How do omega-rich oils help with inflammation?

Omega-3s in omega-rich oils such as flaxseed oil and fish oil can help reduce inflammation by supporting healthy cell function and creating less inflammatory signals in the body.

What is special about Manuka honey?

Manuka honey is known for its unique antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It comes in different strengths (UMF ratings) to suit various needs.

Can I use these supplements alongside my regular medication?

While these supplements are natural, it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider before taking supplements with anti-inflammatory benefits, especially if you're taking medication.

How should I choose the right anti-inflammatory supplement for me?

The right supplement or herbal medicine depends on your specific health needs and goals. Consider factors such as your diet, lifestyle, and any existing health conditions. When in doubt, consult with a healthcare professional.