Jonghoon Jung

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Correction: Curcuminoids, a major turmeric component, have a sleep-enhancing effect by targeting the histamine H1 receptor Min Young Um,ab Minseok Yoon,a Minji Kim,ab Jonghoon Jung,a Seonghui Kim,c Dae-Ok Kimd and Suengmok Cho*c Abstract Correction for ‘Curcuminoids, a major turmeric component, have a sleep-enhancing effect by targeting the histamine H1 receptor’ by Min Young Um et al., Food Funct., 2022, 13, 12697–12706, https://doi.org/10.1039/D2FO02087D.

Curcuminoids, a major turmeric component, have a sleep-enhancing effect by targeting the histamine H1 receptor Min Young Um,ab Minseok Yoon,a Minji Kim,ab Jonghoon Jung,a Seonghui Kim,c Dae-Ok Kim d and Suengmok Cho *c Abstract Turmeric (Curcuma longa) had been considered as a universal panacea in functional foods and traditional medicines. In recent, the sedative-hypnotic effect of turmeric extract (TE) was reported. However, sleep-promoting compounds in TE have been not yet demonstrated.