Turmeric has been used for healing in Ayurvedic Medicine for centuries and in today's world is considered by some to be the jewel of all spices. It's anti-inflammatory properties is useful as an antiseptic. It is also considered to be skin candy for it's high healing value to the skin.
Consumption of Turmeric is a powerful healer in the following areas:
Consumption of Turmeric is a powerful healer in the following areas:
- Liver and stomach by endorsing healthy mucus membranes and skin
- Stiff joints and arthritis
- A digestive aid
- Draws out toxins, eliminates secretions and heals
- Reduces pigmentation
- Strengthen bones
- Skin Softener
- Improves elasticity of the skin (using a home remedy on the abdomen area throughout pregnancy will considerably reduce the onset of stretch marks)
- Stabilizes free radicals that lead to ageing and various other diseases such as cancer.
- Turmeric fights the bacteria that causes diarrhea
- Cancer prevention
- An effective treatment for inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Helps with Cystic Fibrosis
- Relief when fighting a bronchial asthma cough and works to prevent further attacks.
You can use home remedy recipes to help with a soar throat, stiff joints, arthritis, stomach and digestive problems. Turmeric is also useful for skin conditions such as eczema, poison ivy, chicken pox, scabies and shingles, soars and wounds, and even as a douche. You can use turmeric as a beauty aid as well, to soften and shine the skin, as well as prevent wrinkles, crows feet and fine lines that come with ageing.
Now you might be wondering how to get this spice jewel into your diet and how to use it as a home remedy.
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