Organic Turmeric/Curcumin Powder 200 g (Curcuma longa) 100% Pure Ceylon Spice

Welcome to My Store - Aurora Market Consume Healthy Food For Healthy Life !!! Sri Lankan Pure Organic Turmeric Root Powder Curcumin (Curcuma Longa) One of the world's favorite spices, turmeric is a Southeast Asian native with an old and complex history: it has been used since time immemorial as a clothing dye and ritual purifier, especially among followers of Hinduism - a religious significance it still retains. Modern researchers have been able to trace turmeric benefits to its anti-inflammatory properties, while ongoing research is uncovering its ability to protect brain function and regulate cholesterol. Turmeric Medicinal PropertiesHealth Benefits of TurmericBecause of its long history of use, turmeric has found many different medicinal applications, some of which have been validated by modern science. They include the following: Relieving inflammation. It has been found that turmeric tonic can improve scalp psoriasis, while turmeric polyherbal supplements have been shown to decrease facial redness due to rosacea. Relieving osteoarthritis pain. A study has also shown that curcumin ointment can reduce knee pain in older adults suffering from knee osteoarthritis. Improving digestion. Turmeric has shown to speed up digestion and fight constipation. In fact, a recent study has found that turmeric is capable of improving human gut microbiota. Preventing the onset of dementia. New studies suggest some compounds in turmeric may protect the brain from aging-related damage, such as Alzheimer's disease or senile dementia. Lowering risk of cardiovascular disease. Turmeric seems to lower LDL cholesterol levels, and therefore may help prevent atherosclerosis. How It WorksThe main compounds behind turmeric's health properties are turmerone and curcumins. Turmerone, or ar-turmerone, is a ketone responsible for the largest share of turmeric's anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects. On the other hand, the better-known curcumin is a natural phenol that greatly complements the benefits of turmeric, as it possesses antioxidant properties, a savory aroma, and provides it with its distinctive yellow-orange or "golden" color. Other significant compounds and nutrients in turmeric include coumaric acid, zingiberones, and a minor amount of sugars and amino acids. The full extent of turmeric's medicinal value lies in the combined action of its two main active ingredients. Turmerone is known to inhibit the production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, which lowers the effects of localized and systemic inflammation, protecting cells from related damage. At the same time, curcumin binds to amyloid proteins, a type of improperly-folded protein whose excessive accumulation is linked to neurodegenerative disorders. Together, both compounds can effectively reduce oxidation and protect hippocampal cells from toxicity. Furthermore, because they lower inflammation in the arteries as well, they are known to help with atherosclerosis prevention and to lower LDL cholesterol levels. Research on turmeric's cardiovascular effects is still ongoing, although it seems promising because of its lack of adverse reactions and low potential for toxicity.