Universities through out the world continue to study the beneficial effects of Turmeric, especially as to relates to inflammation and the prevention and treatment of chronic illness. Watch this brief video recently released by an American University. This is for education purposes and is not a product endorsement of Honest Roots.
Turmeric is an herbal superhero that helps nourish and support your body. In India, it's known as the Golden Goddess in idea and for good reason. It is the golden ticket to better wellness, antioxidant protection, joint relief, mental clarity and increased immune system and even has skin benefits. Turmeric can help you to help you stay active as well as look and feel your best at any age.
A recap on coronavirus and Turmeric
Most of us are familiar with Turmeric as the spice that lends a distinctive deep yellow colour to Indian dishes. A lesser known use for Turmeric is as an excellent natural alternative approach for the management of back problems and inflammation. Here we examine the research into this ancient root and look at why it may be particularly useful for back problems, an issues which is thought to plague most people at some point in their lives. Many sufferers struggle to sleep well and this can have knock-on effects on energy and concentration levels. Little wonder, then, that back pain...
The Sacred Root Used Throughout the World Used internationally as a staple spice in cuisine, an element of holistic medicine, an offering in religious ceremonies, and even a colouring in cosmetics, turmeric has been providing the world with countless uses and immense health benefits for thousands of years. The scientific name for the plant is Curcuma longa, a well-known perennial belonging to the ginger family of Zingiberaceae. Turmeric’s beautiful bright yellow root has led to its nicknames “the golden spice” and “Indian saffron.” It has graced countless cultures around the world with its gorgeous colouring, unique aroma, and unmistakable flavour. Available in...
