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texdane Posted - Feb 01 2016 : 2:07:38 PM
Anyone else use turmeric on a daily basis? I was mixing it in a "shake" but now I am also trying it in a tea. Made hot tea with a regular black bag, used 1/2 tsp on turmeric (organic) and a dash of pepper. Also mixed in 1/2 TBSP of coconut oil. It wasn't bad - like a spicy tea. The health benefits of turmeric are amazing. I get some joint pain in my legs and hands, and muscle pain in my back. I really see a difference!

Anyone else use turmeric? I also like to cook with it. I make homemade chicken soup with it and several curry dishes.

What do you do with it? Recipes?

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YellowRose Posted - Feb 06 2016 : 06:39:29 AM
Thanks Rachel, I checked the site out and now have the recipe.

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rksmith Posted - Feb 06 2016 : 05:38:59 AM
Golden Milk is a paste made from turmeric and then mixed with a milk (coconut milk, almond milk, etc) to drink daily. It tastes really good and makes the curcumin in turmeric more readily available for the body to use. Here is a link to Dr. Arjan Khalsa's website where I got my recipe. http://drarjan.com/turmeric-paste-golden-milk/
Turmeric has increased bioavailability when a little pepper is added to it and it is slightly heated, so I have read.

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YellowRose Posted - Feb 04 2016 : 06:04:56 AM
Rachel what is Golden milk?



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rksmith Posted - Feb 04 2016 : 05:55:48 AM
I like to cook with it too. Golden milk is AWESOME.

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RachelLeigh Posted - Feb 02 2016 : 7:36:00 PM
I bought some really high-quality tumeric to help with my psoriatic arthritis, but I haven't tried it yet. I'm going to try your tea recipe in the morning!


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YellowRose Posted - Feb 02 2016 : 05:23:48 AM
Nicole as I talked about before I use turmeric in potatoes, yellow rice, dried beans, soup, but have not heard about using in tea until reading your post. I will give it a try ~ maybe not for my morning tea ~ think I would like it better in the afternoon.

One of my favorite pairings with turmeric is ground cumin which helps with digestion.

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CindyG Posted - Feb 02 2016 : 04:54:50 AM
Nicole,

I drink a tea that is numeric with citrus and ginger - a blend from maybe Teavana or a local tea shop. it is very spicy and kind of "wakes up" my mouth, for lack of a better way to put it.

Like you, I add it mostly to homemade chicken soup. It turns it a beautiful color as well as tastes great.

I have yet to venture out with anything else, but have been reading up on the health benefits of it so I need to add it to more things.

Cindy

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