Ginger vs Turmeric: An Evidence Based Comparison
Ginger and turmeric are both common spices for cooking but they’re also much more than that. In both cases, the spices offer significant health benefits and can even be taken as supplements.
Herbs and spices are a critical component of our cooking – but their health benefits often get overlooked. These posts show particularly powerful herbs and spices, along with why you need more of them in your diet.
Ginger and turmeric are both common spices for cooking but they’re also much more than that. In both cases, the spices offer significant health benefits and can even be taken as supplements.
Turmeric is a powerful spice but many people simply aren’t familiar with it. Here we cover how you can use it effectively in foods and get the most benefits. Plus, we take a look at turmeric’s flavor profile, along with ways to change it in recipes.
Some herbal supplements are extremely relevant for health, while others aren’t. Ashwagandha is one herb that can promote significant health benefits such as stress and anxiety relief, including the ability to improve physical and cognitive performance as well.
Turmeric is a powerful spice. It is well researched and has many proven health benefits. Curcumin, a compound found in turmeric is thought to be responsible for many of the actual benefits. A recent meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials was just released regarding curcumin and weight loss and updated into this article.
Black seed oil is becoming popular as an alternative allergy treatment, one that doesn’t have significant side effects.