Growing up, whenever I had a cold, my mom made warm turmeric milk. The light turmeric heat coated my throat and the warmth invigorated my body. I often wished I could get the mixture all winter long.
As the health benefits of turmeric have become well-known in the western world, I wondered, Why am I not drinking turmeric every day?
If you are vegan, you have no longer prefer the milk option, but turmeric in warm water is just as beneficial and has become a staple in your morning routine.
Unfamiliar with the benefits of turmeric? Let me fill you in! Turmeric is an orangish-yellow spice from India, part of the ginger family.
In Ayurveda, turmeric is known as a powerful antioxidant that fights cancer-causing free radicals; it’s also an antiseptic and has natural anti-inflammatory effects.
Turmeric is a staple in Indian cooking, but if you aren’t eating Indian food every day, how are you supposed to incorporate this wonderful spice into your diet? Easy! Spice up your warm water and lemon.
As the health benefits of turmeric have become well-known in the western world, I wondered, Why am I not drinking turmeric every day?
If you are vegan, you have no longer prefer the milk option, but turmeric in warm water is just as beneficial and has become a staple in your morning routine.
Unfamiliar with the benefits of turmeric? Let me fill you in! Turmeric is an orangish-yellow spice from India, part of the ginger family.
In Ayurveda, turmeric is known as a powerful antioxidant that fights cancer-causing free radicals; it’s also an antiseptic and has natural anti-inflammatory effects.
Turmeric is a staple in Indian cooking, but if you aren’t eating Indian food every day, how are you supposed to incorporate this wonderful spice into your diet? Easy! Spice up your warm water and lemon.
Warm Lemon water with Turmeric Ingredients:
- 1 cup warm (not hot) water; or you can use 1 cup warm milk of your choice (almond, soy, or cow's milk all work well)
- ¼ tsp turmeric
- Juice of half a lemon
Directions:
Once the water's warm, add turmeric and lemon juice stir well. Turmeric will settle to the bottom of a cup, so continue to stir the water as you drink, so you get all the benefits of the turmeric. Make sure to drink while the water while it is still warm.
Adding turmeric to your warm water is inexpensive, mild in taste, and benefits every system in your body. Adding this powerful spice to your diet is one of the best things you can do for your long-term health.
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