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Turmeric, a plant related to ginger is grown throughout India, other parts of Asia, and Central America. Turmeric is a spice that comes from the turmeric plant and it is commonly used in Asian food, and the main spice in curry. But, the root of the turmeric is also used widely to make medicine. Turmeric’s underground stems (rhizomes) are dried and made into capsules, tablets, teas, or extracts. Today, turmeric is used as a dietary supplement for inflammation; arthritis; stomach, skin, liver, and gallbladder problems; cancer; and other conditions. Turmeric powder is also made into a paste for skin conditions. Curcumin is the main active ingredient in turmeric. It has powerful anti-inflammatory effects and is a very strong antioxidant.
Here are 10 proven benefits:
Works as a natural pain reliever
It’s an anti-inflammatory
Supports healthy joints
Promotes heart health
Boosts stress tolerance
Promotes radiant skin
Boosts mood
May slow down or prevent blood cots
Supports healthy metabolism
Aids in detoxification
High doses of turmeric may cause mild side effects in some people, such as; mild discomfort (i.e., headaches diarrhea, with high doses) but they are generally considered safe. Always buy your supplements from a trustworthy supplier and choose products that are certified by a reputable third party.
Who shouldn’t take it:
Pregnant or breastfeeding women
Someone who has gall bladder disease
Someone who has kidney stones
Diabetes
Iron Deficiency
There are several ways to buy turmeric such as a root, as a tea, powder, or as supplements.
Some ways to add turmeric into your diet might be:
Make a curry
Brew a tea
Blend it into a smoothie
Season roasted veggies
Brush your teeth with it
Make a homemade mustard
Add to any soup
Top your salad with it
[You] can also spread on your skin with a little water/wash after 15 minutes.
[Turmeric has been used historically in Indian and Chinese medicine as an anti-inflammatory agent. The key ingredient of turmeric is curcumin. It is offered to horses for many reasons, but most commonly appears to be for the management of pain and arthritis and the treatment of sarcoids.]
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