Lets Taste the Turmeric tea by the

Vedic Fusion

Our Turmeric Tea(Haldi Chai) is grown within the state of Odisha, in India. The
entire herbal fingers are harvested, cleaned then dried in solar and/or electric
dryers reaching a maximum temperature of 32 degrees Celsius. It’s then
tumbled by machine for up to six hours, to get rid of the skin, a process called
"double-polished". Once skins are removed, the organic is ground into powder.
goldenseal, also referred to as Indian saffron, or the "Spice of Life", is that the
rhizome of an herbaceous perennial plant native to India, and is within the same
family as ginger. The rhizome is employed fresh, or dried then cut in chunks or
ground into powder, and is employed in many medicinal and culinary
applications.

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Qualities: Turmeric(Herbal Supplement) is taken into account a strong

antioxidant thanks to its curcumin content and its long list of health attributes
including anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, anticancer, neuroprotective,
immune balancing, and detoxifying properties. In Ayurvedic medicine, it's also
used topically to treat skin problems and infection and to alleviate joint pain and
know as the best immune booster .Although curcumin also can be found in
extract form, the advantage of herbal as an entire herb is that it stays within the
alimentary canal longer, releasing curcumin alongside other beneficial
substances over longer, rather than passing through the system unnoticed by the
body.​ ​Combining the two super ingredients doesn’t decrease their efficiency in
any way, but Mitri says there are a couple factors to keep in mind. “If you have
diabetes or are on blood thinners, speak to your doctor before consuming
turmeric green tea,” she says. “Turmeric may lower blood sugar levels,
especially in those that are already on insulin. Turmeric may also naturally thin
your blood and so may not be safe to consume when taking blood thinners.” But
for the general public, she gives this tea the green light​.​ ​Turmeric is considered
to be a medicinal plant, as it holds exceptional anti-inflammatory properties.
While it’s been used for thousands of years to treat many ailments across the
ages, it’s only been with all the heightened interest, that scientists are taking the
time to investigate particular properties.​ Our skin is the all-important, outermost
protective layer of our body. Skin keeps us safe from harmful microbes and
regulates our internal body temperature. At times, unwanted skin conditions
may arise that require treatment such as chronic acne, eczema, and psoriasis​.
The potent ​antioxidant properties​ may be one of the most significant turmeric
benefits. Curcumin has shown an innate ability to boost immune system
function and protect against disease by directly inhibiting free radical cell
damage and reducing oxidative stress.​ ​Some studies has shown the most potent
part of Turmeric, ​Curcumin, ​to be as potent as NSAID – drugs, when it comes
to reducing pain and inflammation. Other studies has shown a marked effect on
cancer due to its strong antioxidant capacity. As a spice it has many positive
effects on our immune system, so we are doing ourselves a huge favour by
including some more of its goldilicousness in our lives.

Common Use: As a spice, turmeric has been a staple in South Asian cuisines
and is appreciated for its warm, peppery, and slightly bitter taste and powerful
yellow color which may be incorporated during a multitude of recipes,
including stir-fries, food, smoothies, juices, teas, or taken in capsule form. it's
recommended to consume herbal with a source of fat to extend absorption of its
health properties also like a pinch of black pepper which contains Piperine, a
natural substance that will boost the bioavailability of curcumin by 2000% .

The intense golden color of turmeric tea may be widely utilized in food (curry
powders, mustards, cheese, etc), cosmetics, and even used as a cloth dye.

Storage: Store during a cool, dry, dark place in an airtight container.

Refrigeration not required.

Safety: We recommend that you simply consult a professional healthcare

practitioner before using any herbal products, particularly if you're pregnant,
nursing, or on any medication