The word turmeric always has a very strong association with the Indian culture and with the Thai and Persian coming next. Apart from being used in skin treatment such as removing pimples, home remedies, Ayurveda and cooking, it has also been used very extensively in various Indian auspicious ceremonies such as wedding and religious ceremonies throughout millennia.
Turmeric is well known for its medicinal character and the active"The word turmeric always has a very strong association with the Indian culture and with the Thai and Persian coming next"ingredient in turmeric is the curcumin, where its healing power is comparable to other modern clinical anti-inflammatory medicines. While Neem has the antibacterial properties, turmeric on the other hand is an antioxidant and antiseptic. Lately, the Clinique’s Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector has Curcuma Longa turmeric root extract in its powerful ingredient to strengthen the skin’s ability to resist harsh environmental as part of the skin brightening process. However, before use or if you are a 1st time user, it is always wise to seek professional advice from medical practitioner/ experienced user for the correct dosage of turmeric. If you are the hyper adventures type, you can try it on yourself with small dosage first, well….it is organic anyway.
For a little bit of history on turmeric, apart from applying
to remove pimples on face, the Indians have been using it to treat liver detoxification, cuts and burns and internal ulcers for millennia. They even drank with turmeric powder as a detoxification agent.
Did You Know? In year 2009, researchers from Cork Cancer Research Center in Repbulic of Ireland used curcumin ( an active chemical found in turmeric) to treat esophageal cancer cells and they discovered that it started to kill off the cancer cells within 24h.
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