Once turmeric is actively growing, water more frequently ... You can eat raw turmeric. Peel the fresh root and grate it into your favorite dishes—like you grate fresh ginger.

Emerging research supports the topical use of turmeric to the skin via a cream or gel that contains extract from the turmeric root for improving symptoms of eczema. While this field of research is ...

Even gardeners in zone 7 might be able to leave the fleshy roots in the soil and just cover them with a thick mulch to overwinter ... Harvest the rhizomes after the foliage turns yellow and dies down.

Since 2021, mocktails and other non-alcoholic beverage sales have increased by almost 50-percent according to studies. Here's ...

In my defense, science is on my side here. Turmeric, a pillar of South Asian cooking, is a powerful root that will turn your meals magical and your palms golden. It’s also one of nature’s most ...

We appreciate that NatureWise uses only curcumin that is naturally derived from organic turmeric root, and that each batch is tested for safety and purity. The capsules are gluten-free ...

This bacterium is growing increasingly resistant ... or you may brew your own by steeping the dried root or powder in hot water. Would you rather obtain your turmeric topically?

Turmeric contains curcumin, a compound with medicinal benefits. People use it to help relieve pain and reduce inflammation. However, the curcumin in turmeric is difficult to absorb. The curcumin ...