Turmeric Teas and Drinks?
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Turmeric Teas and Drinks?
Doc says that I have to take a daily dose of turmeric, about 1/4 teaspoon. Anyone have some good recipes using turmeric? I'm thinking teas, or cold drinks. Thanks!
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I found this recipe for Golden Milk:
https://www.elizabethrider.com/how-t...n-milk-recipe/
I'm going to try a cup of it tonight and see how it tastes.
I've also started looking through my Rosmary Gladstar's recipe book, Herbal Recipes For Vibrant Health. I figure she ought to know something about it. I'll keep you posted on that.
https://www.elizabethrider.com/how-t...n-milk-recipe/
I'm going to try a cup of it tonight and see how it tastes.
I've also started looking through my Rosmary Gladstar's recipe book, Herbal Recipes For Vibrant Health. I figure she ought to know something about it. I'll keep you posted on that.
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Anyway...about turmeric milk...I made some last night, pretty much as the recipe prescribed. I used the almond milk with coconut oil recipe on the post above. The only difference was that instead of adding all of those flavoring spices individually, I just added my pre-made, Garam Masala blend, which has all of those spice in it anyway. I have to say that the "Golden Milk" was delicious! I had a couple of cups. It was also very energizing, like coffee without the jitters. I had a little bit of trouble getting to sleep last night, so I think it's better as a morning drink.
This morning I made another batch and switched out half of the honey for some monk fruit powder...it still really tasted great! I also think that some of my swelling as gone down in my "good knee." From now on, I'm ditching the coffee and drinking this brew instead every morning. I'll let you know how it works for me.
Yes, Rosemary Gladstar is a treasure. Personally, I sometimes get impatient with the hippy-dippy types, ("This herb makes me feel sooooo centered"...what the heck does that mean?) but I have to always remember that she has over 45 years of studying herbal medicines and so she really does know her stuff. I've grown to love her hippyness and colorful comments.
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New, turmeric drink idea:
Ginger Bug with Turmeric, cardomom and monk fruit
Stir, add a slice of lime and pour over ice for a cool refresher on a hot day
(I haven't tried it yet.)
Ginger Bug with Turmeric, cardomom and monk fruit
Stir, add a slice of lime and pour over ice for a cool refresher on a hot day
(I haven't tried it yet.)
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You can buy turmeric in capsule form. Boswellia is an herb that is also good for inflammation. It can also be purchased in capsules.
If you can to use powdered turmeric, you can purchase empty capsules and make your turmeric supplement.
If you can to use powdered turmeric, you can purchase empty capsules and make your turmeric supplement.