Turmeric with bee honey for treatment

 

SUMMARY

 1. Foreword 

2. The properties of turmeric honey

 3. The golden honey recipe

 4. Dosage

 5. Where to buy quality turmeric?

Foreword: 

Like cinnamon honey, turmeric honey, also called golden honey, is a remedy used in alternative medicine, consumed since the dawn of time in Asia. In Ayurvedic medicine, it is mainly used to combat digestive, liver and viral conditions. It is the powerful combination of two exceptional products from a health point of view: Turmeric: known as the “spice of long life”, king of Ayurvedic medicine, best hope for curing cancer, diabetes and degenerative diseases, in short, one of the best foods for health there is. To find out more, see our article on the health benefits of turmeric. Honey: a remedy for all ills in Muslim prophetic medicine, it has always been used for treatment, and yet science is still discovering new uses of honey for treatment. Of course, no remedy or natural treatment will replace the informed advice of a doctor, consult him before embarking on a cure

The health benefits of turmeric honey

 Turmeric honey combines the virtues of turmeric, those of honey, but also the result of the interaction of these two miracle foods. This makes the mixture a formidable anti-inflammatory and analgesic, helping to fight against all pain, mainly pain linked to rheumatism (see: turmeric remedy for rheumatism), arthritis, osteoarthritis and all inflammatory diseases: joint, muscular, skin, etc. In addition to calming pain, it helps relieve and limit inflammation.

It helps fight osteoporosis by controlling the release of certain proteins that cause inflammation and deteriorate bones, but also cartilage. A fantastic antioxidant, turmeric with honey helps fight against the action of free radicals and therefore fight against diseases linked to premature aging of cells: cancer, Alzheimer's, etc. Golden honey is a wonderful general fortifier and stimulant: stimulant of the immune, nervous, digestive systems, brain stimulant, in short, it is excellent for good general health. Honey and turmeric both have a beneficial impact on the liver, helping to protect it, stimulate it and purge it of excesses: alcohol, sugar, etc. Do you suffer from insomnia and sleep problems? Do you suffer from stress, anxiety and depression? Honey with turmeric is your ally, with its calming, relaxing and stimulating properties, it allows, according to certain studies, to obtain naturally, healthily and without addiction, the same effects as Prozac.

Do you suffer from digestion problems? Eat this spicy honey to regulate the intestinal flora and all your intestinal problems: flatulence, bloating, cramps and heartburn, ulcers, constipation, diarrhea, etc. Consult our article on how to use turmeric for digestive disorders to learn more about the use of turmeric against dyspepsia and the main stomach aches linked to poor digestion. It is one of the best natural antibiotics and has unparalleled antiseptic properties, helping to fight against small infestations and winter ailments: flu, colds, nasal congestion, bronchitis, tonsillitis and other throat irritations. This effect is accentuated with its stimulating properties of the immune system.

This remedy allows a reduction in bad cholesterol (LDL-cholesterol), a regulation of blood sugar levels (diabetes) and the stimulation of metabolism and the evacuation of fats allowing weight loss. Go further by consulting our article on how to take turmeric to lose weight. More surprisingly, it can also be made into an external application. With its antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial and healing properties, it is an excellent remedy for skin conditions: scars, wounds, scrapes, eczema, acne, psoriasis, etc. It is also a remedy to combat unwanted facial hair!

It should be noted that taking medications to relieve the symptoms mentioned, whether analgesics, anti-inflammatories or even antibiotics, causes side effects such as, for example, stomach pain or irritation of the intestinal flora. This is not the case for honey and turmeric, on the contrary.

Turmeric honey recipe

 Honey always has properties whatever it is, but the virtues can vary slightly depending on the type of honey, choose the one that you trust best. The turmeric to use is curcuma longa powder. It is advisable to add a little pepper to increase the bioavailability of turmeric, and you can also add other spices such as cinnamon or ginger to add other virtues. To find out more, see our article explaining how to consume turmeric for health.

Ingredients 

• 100 g of bee honey 
• 10 g of turmeric powder (a good tablespoon)
•  Optional: 0.1 g to 0.5 g black peppercorns
•  Optional: 3 or 4 g of another spice, of your choice depending on the desired virtues 

Method of preparation: 

• Mix the turmeric with, if you wish, the ground pepper and the other spice of your choice (cinnamon, ginger, etc.). 
• Then mix the honey and the turmeric mixture until you obtain a homogeneous mixture, and it's ready! 

Store turmeric honey in a glass jar with a lid.

The recommended dosage: 

When you take the golden honey, keep it in your mouth until it is completely dissolved. If you find the mixture too sweet, you can dilute it in a glass of water or lukewarm vegetable milk. In prevention No need to wait for an illness to treat yourself, consume golden honey preventively, at the rate of a teaspoon every morning on an empty stomach. It is for this use that it is the best and most effective in my humble opinion.

As a curative remedy: 

It all depends on the illness that affects you, but in general: In case of occasional illness (cold, flu, etc.)

, take 1/2 teaspoon of turmeric honey every hour for a whole day. 

The following day, you take 1/2 spoon every 2 hours, the same on the 3rd day. 

In case of digestive problems, drink, before each meal, a glass of water, orange juice or milk with a teaspoon of diluted turmeric with honey.

 In case of skin problems, apply turmeric honey (without pepper!) directly to the skin.

Contraindications of golden honey: 

These are more precautions regarding turmeric than contraindications, the numerous studies carried out on this subject having never shown any adverse effects. 

Turmeric may interact with certain medications. It could increase the effect of anticoagulants or antidiabetic treatments. 

Turmeric should be consumed with caution in cases of gallbladder problems. Even if it helps regulate bile production, in the event of obstruction of the bile ducts (stones for example), taking turmeric could aggravate the problem. 

It is often not recommended, always as a precautionary principle, to consume too much turmeric for pregnant and breastfeeding women.