Indian Natural turmeric

-Turmeric powder, a bright yellow spice from the rhizome of the Curcuma

longa plant, has a long history of traditional Ayurvedic usage.

-Turmeric powder is made from dry Turmeric Rhizomes.
 
-Turmeric's main ingredient is 'curcumin' which exhibit a wide range of medicinal activities.

-Turmeric is useful for its colour, flavor, cosmetic and medicinal properties.

-The yellow color of Turmeric is due to Curcumin and related compounds, Curcuminoids present in rhizomes of turmeric in the range of 3 to 6%. The quantification of Curcuminoids in turmeric and its products is normally based on spectrophotometric measurement.

-Turmeric promotes the flow of bile from the liver. Bile is one vehicle of the body, uses to excrete fat-soluble toxins. Curcumin, a potent antioxidant, is believed to be the most bioactive and soothing portion of the herb turmeric.

-Use of Turmeric

-The use of turmeric dates back nearly 3000 years to the ancient Vedic culture of India.

-Since then, it has been used as important spice, beauty products and in spiritual ceremonies.

-There are various benefits and uses of Turmeric Powder from food to medicines.

-There are hardly few recipes in which Turmeric Powder is not used in Indian Dishes.

-Almost all Indian vegetable and meat dishes use turmeric either as separate spice or in the spice mixture.

-A small pinch of turmeric powder would add an orange-yellow hue to salad dressings.

-It is also a great spice to complement recipes that use rice, lentils and dry beans.

-Turmeric powder is one of the most significant colouring material of India.

-Turmeric colour also serves as a chemical indicator since it changes its colour on adding acids or alkalis.

-Turmeric powder can be used for encapsulation and preparing highly beneficial Turmeric health tablets.

-It is an essential ingredient in various Indian food preparations for taste and colouring and in various herbal preparations. -Turmeric powder, extracts and curcumin also exhibit antioxidant property.

-Turmeric powder's flavor could also be described as peppery, or even warm in the mouth.