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The cheap, fast, lazy way to make healthy Turmeric tea

3,770 views · Published 27 November 2013 · 2:14 · Indexed 8 November 2026

Channel: Robb's Homemade Life · 2013 · Howto & Style

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Turmeric may be a very important item to add to your diet. Here is my easy way to make it into a tea so you can add it to your daily diet. 
To make your turmeric even cheaper, try growing the root yourself. it is as easy to grow as ginger, which if you have warm temperatures, is as easy to grow as a weed.

My family has a history of Alzheimers and I have a keen interest in learning what may be available to prevent or slow the disease.
 Recent studies show that Turmeric may be of some benefit. I have always thought the answer to this disease would come from a food as there are some people in other countries that do not get the disease as much as we do.
 Even if there are no health benefits to Turmeric, and the literature is showing there may be many benefits, the spice is quite mild, not unpleasant at all, very low cost and gives all food it is used with a wonderful golden color. What's not to like?
 I have been busy seeing how many common foods I can add it to and am adding more all the time.
 Check out the links and do your own research and give Turmeric a try.
 I add more videos every week.

When to Avoid Turmeric
1.It is suggested to avoid turmeric intake during pregnancy due to risk of pre-mature uterine contractions, uterine bleeding or painful uterine spasms. Not enough data is available to support the intake of turmeric in breast-feeding mothers and therefore most healthcare providers suggest avoiding turmeric during lactation period. 
2.Turmeric intake is associated with aggravation of gallbladder dysfunction and is best avoided in the setting of bile-duct obstruction. 
3.Turmeric interferes with normal blood clotting and should be stopped at least 2 months in advance of any major surgery 
4.Turmeric increases the secretion of gastric acid and thus should be avoided in known patients of dyspepsia and gastro-esophageal reflux disease. 
5.If you have a known history of allergy to organic coloring agents (especially yellow colored agents that include curcumin, there are fair chances that you will also be allergic to turmeric. In addition, since turmeric and ginger are members of same family, individuals who have allergy to any member of ginger family may also develop reaction to turmeric

http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/turmeric-produces-remarkable-recovery-alzheimers-patients


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3665200/#!po=3.57143

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