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Published: Fri, 12/21/18

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Inside your kitchen cabinet or spice drawer are probably dozens of herbs and spices that you should be using more liberally... and more frequently.

In fact, these flavor-boosters don't just make your meals taste better... they can also dramatically increase the healing power of the foods you eat.

And today, I'm going to share one of most powerful superfood spices you should be shaking, blending, grating, slicing and stirring into your meals to supercharge your health.

The Golden Spice for Head to Toe Protection

Turmeric is the golden-orange spice that gives curry its distinct color. But the benefits of turmeric extend well beyond its ability to add a sunny hue and spicy kick to foods. It is also one of the most potent antioxidants and anti-inflammatory foods known to man.

Most anti-inflammatory foods work in one of the following ways...

1. They neutralize inflammatory free radicals with a flood of antioxidants, or

2. They stop the body from producing the chemicals that promote inflammation (this is how aspirin and OTC pain medicines work).

What's unique about turmeric is that it does both of these things simultaneously! This multi-pronged approach works wonders for aches, pains, and arthritis (by stopping inflammation at the source), while also strongly supporting the immune system with antioxidants.

In fact, research shows that the effects are comparable to the steroidal and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (like COX inhibitors) that people take for the pain and swelling associated with arthritis... but without the serious side-effects.

Research published in the journal Arthritis and Rheumatism found that injections of turmeric almost completely eliminated joint swelling in rats that were bred to develop rheumatoid arthritis.

Another study, this time in people suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, showed that the administration of curcumin (an active component of turmeric) resulted in shortened duration of morning stiffness, increased walking time, and reduced joint swelling.

The researchers noted that these results were comparable to the benefits seen with the prescription drug phenylbutazone (which was taken off the market due to adverse side effects).

But turmeric doesn't just reduce inflammation and free radical damage in the joints...

Cellular Cancer Shield

The active compounds in turmeric guard cells throughout the body, helping to prevent the mutations that can lead to cancer as well as destroying existing cancer cells.

Dr. Bharat Aggarwal of M.D. Anderson Cancer Center says:

"Curcumin acts against transcription factors, which are like a master switch. Transcription factors regulate all the genes needed for tumors to form. When we turn them off, we shut down some genes that are involved in the growth and invasion of cancer cells."

And not only does curcumin turn OFF the genes that promote cancer, but it also turns ON the genes that boost your body's most powerful cancer-fighting agent - glutathione.

However, the most impressive capabilities of turmeric might lie in its unique ability to defend against dementia...

Guard Your Memory with the Golden Spice

More than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease. Nearly 8 million are projected to have the disease by 2030.

The good news is that what you eat (and what you don't, like sugar) can play an important role in protecting yourself from the dementia epidemic.

Scientists began investigating turmeric's effects on the brain because Alzheimer's rates are astoundingly low in India, where curry is consumed frequently. Research published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry found that curcumin may actually help to break up the beta-amyloid plaques that are a hallmark of Alzheimer's.

And while the verdict is still out on how much is needed to protect against dementia, adding turmeric to your diet and supplement regimen is a wise idea.

Maximizing Turmeric's Power

Fresh, whole turmeric root can be sliced, grated, chopped or blended and added to your food. It's available as a ground and dried spice. And it's become a very popular supplement...

However, turmeric powder on its own has a fairly low bio-availability. That means that many turmeric or curcumin supplements are not well absorbed and are not as effective as they should be.

However, studies show that a compound in black pepper (called piperine) can further increase the bio-availability of turmeric by 2,000%! That's not a typo. And the results were based on blood serum measurements.

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To Your Health,

Kelley Herring
Healing Gourmet

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