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Turmeric Root Powder, Organic
Turmeric Root Powder, Organic
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Turmeric root powder is made by drying and grinding the rhizomes (roots) of the turmeric plant. It’s widely recognized for its golden-yellow color, earthy-bitter flavor, and distinct aroma. It is a staple in South Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine and is also used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes.
Key Components:
Curcumin: The main active compound, responsible for turmeric's bright color and many of its health benefits.
Essential oils: Such as turmerone, which may have therapeutic properties.
Natural pigments: That act as a dye and antioxidant.
Nutritional Information (per 1 tsp / ~3g):
Calories: ~10
Carbohydrates: ~2g
Protein: ~0.3g
Fat: ~0.1g
Fiber: ~0.7g
Curcumin content: ~2–5% (depending on quality)
Health Benefits:
Anti-inflammatory: Helps reduce inflammation (especially when paired with black pepper which contains piperine to enhance absorption).
Antioxidant: Neutralizes free radicals and boosts the body's own antioxidant enzymes.
Supports joint health: May reduce symptoms of arthritis.
Digestive aid: Stimulates bile production, aiding fat digestion.
Potential brain support: May boost levels of BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor), improving memory and reducing the risk of brain diseases.
Common Uses:
Cooking: Curry blends, soups, rice, tea (golden milk), sauces, and marinades.
Medicinal: Herbal supplements, tinctures, and teas.
Cosmetic: Used in face masks and scrubs for its antibacterial and brightening effects.
Dyeing: Natural dye for fabrics and foods.
Storage Tips:
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from light to preserve color and potency.
Shelf life: Up to 1–2 years when stored properly.
Safety & Precautions:
Generally safe in culinary amounts
High doses or supplements may cause:
Stomach upset
Increased bleeding risk (especially if on blood thinners)
Interactions with diabetes or gallbladder medications
Allergen Statement: This product has been packaged in a facility that also handles nuts, wheat, and soy.
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