idk if you've ever read about some celebs drinking turmeric in their tea, I was curious what the benefits are so read a little:
1. It is a natural and inexpensive way to care for your skin; it is
available widely in the market in powder, paste and dried root forms at
cheap rates.
2. It is endowed with antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial
properties; that is why, it is a useful component in skincare recipes.
3. It contains a compound known as ‘curcumin’ which forms the yellow
pigment; this in turn functions as a coloring agent to impart a brighter
skin complexion.
4. When taken internally, turmeric acts as an effective blood purifier
which, in turn, helps to improve the condition of your skin.
5. Turmeric is an anti-oxidant that assists in attacking free radicals
to give a youthful looking skin, devoid of rashes and other disorders.
I have read about using it on your skin but I was always a little nervous. I heard there was a special kind to use if you didnt want it to stain but I cant think of it off the top of my head.
Yea my Mom is always trying to put tumeric in my food. LOL. I guess she read about this.
yes! tumeric is common in most curries! it is also really good on chicken bbq. yum yum.
Quoting littlemascara:I eat in Indian food a lot.
yeah, it's in almost all Indian food in some quantity. I looooooooooooooove Indian food, and I'm pretty dood at making it if I say so myself! :)
Quoting jellybeanjean:yes! tumeric is common in most curries! it is also really good on chicken bbq. yum yum.
Quoting littlemascara:I eat in Indian food a lot.




- Apr1l
on Feb. 13, 2013 at 8:02 PM