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Health benefits of Turmeric Tea and How to make it.

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Isn’t it amazing how the health of our family members can trigger us into action! So was the case with this Turmeric tea recipe. My father was recently diagn…
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  1. Bridget Davis ~ The Internet Chef says:

    December 30, 2014 at 10:23 pm (UTC 0)

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  2. A Fajardo says:

    December 30, 2014 at 11:20 pm (UTC 0)

    Thanks for this great recipe. I will surely try it and recommend it to my
    mom who has arthritis. My question is, does turmeric stain your teeth? I
    just treated my teeth for whitening for months and I certainly don’t want
    to have yellowish teeth again.

  3. Mandel Brotwurstershire says:

    December 30, 2014 at 11:46 pm (UTC 0)

    Piperine from black pepper will help effects of turmeric.Nice tea just the
    same.

  4. Chris Atkinson says:

    December 31, 2014 at 12:44 am (UTC 0)

    Thank you for explaining the tea and the spices.

    Natural is spelled wrong in ‘natuerl pain killers”…

    and please..turn off the back ground music. I’ve got a lot of pain and
    anxiety…. The constant dmmmm dmmmmmdmmmmm detracts my concentration from
    your voice to my head

    I’ll have to get my sister to watch this. I got to the yellow cutting board
    .

  5. JaiMaJames says:

    December 31, 2014 at 1:26 am (UTC 0)

    Thanks so much for sharing this combo …. remember you don’t want to use
    aluminum pots very toxic…stainless steel or glass pots much better,,,just
    a reminder for everyone!!

  6. Carbon Dioxid says:

    December 31, 2014 at 1:55 am (UTC 0)

    1. Curcumin, the main active ingredient in Turmeric almost does NOT
    dissolve in water – it is soluble in: -ethanol (alcohol);
    -alkalines/bases; – lipids (fats); The content of Curcumin in the powder
    you by from the grocery store is 3-4%.
    Use milk, olive oil, cocoa butter (white chocolate), batter or any fat you
    like + ADD BLACK PEPPER/PIPERINE in order to make it BIOAVAILABLE to your
    body;

    2.Most of the Curcumin directly ingested (as a drink, or solid food) will
    be METABOLIZED IN STOMACH into some useless compounds which will be
    expelled from the body. You need it to get it INTACT through the stomach
    into the small intestines in order to rich the blood stream. Use
    ENTERICALLY COATED CAPSULES.

    Good luck!

  7. oldschoolrock4evr says:

    December 31, 2014 at 2:47 am (UTC 0)

    Why would you bother to make the tea if you can swallow a pill? A pill has
    the same ingridients as the tea, and dont tell me it magicly becomes more
    absorbant when you make the tea? 

  8. Anthony Quintana says:

    December 31, 2014 at 3:43 am (UTC 0)

    Can anyone tell me what type of rice to use for roasted rice tea?

  9. Ekaterini-Kathy Patlakis says:

    December 31, 2014 at 3:45 am (UTC 0)

    Thank You for the video. How long can it stay in the refrigerator? I was
    wondering if you can also add it with other teas. I love almond milk, but
    not by itself. Also, if you can make a smaller batch. By cutting back on
    the size, of each ingredient, with the spices. Thanks again!

  10. digupstuff says:

    December 31, 2014 at 4:29 am (UTC 0)

    I tried this turmeric tea yesterday morning and I couldn’t believe the
    miracle that happened to me! I was talking with my husband and noticed that
    my back wasn’t hurting anymore. My back always hurts due to a car accident
    that we were in back in 2004, but not yesterday! This turmeric tea is
    fantastic! It has given me my life back and I can stand and walk, without
    any pain, for more than 10 minutes at a time now!!! Thank you for sharing
    this video luv. ♥ dig

  11. Ashley Weimar says:

    December 31, 2014 at 4:48 am (UTC 0)

    I really want to start drinking this to soothe my headaches and for the
    other health benefits, but I really do not want to lost any weight! Is it
    still okay for me to drink?

  12. Kenny Green says:

    December 31, 2014 at 5:14 am (UTC 0)

    Thank you Bridget, this is a great tea, however, with any teas or
    herbal/spice extractions when heating, use a LID to keep all the herbs
    spices properties within the liquid. Also boiling/simmering the spices will
    reduce the amount of the healthy benefits you’re trying to ingest. Its a
    known fact that high heat will destroy the benefits of the spices. I
    recommend you bring the water to to a rapid boil. Turn off the heat, add
    all the ingredients, cover with lid and let steep covered for about 10 to
    15 minutes. The stir gently, add the Almond milk & Honey (great
    suggestion). I also recommend adding a bit of ground black pepper to
    (increases the bioavailability of the turmeric by 400%). I have actually
    created a modified recipe from yours’ thank you! 

  13. Nirky says:

    December 31, 2014 at 5:57 am (UTC 0)

    I’d simply add this amount of turmeric to garam masala for a nice chicken
    curry. I think I’d prefer that to tea, that’s just me though. Either way,
    turmeric is good stuff.

  14. Anthony Quintana says:

    December 31, 2014 at 6:52 am (UTC 0)

    Thanks I think I’ll try it for the lower back achs..

  15. Philip Martinez says:

    December 31, 2014 at 6:53 am (UTC 0)

    You are GORGEOUS Bridget…and thank you! 

  16. Missus Orange says:

    December 31, 2014 at 7:21 am (UTC 0)

    I tried this, but following the advice of Kenny Green, .. the cardamom was
    overkill for me.. I would rather not use it, maybe a pinch. I felt like I
    was drinking soap. I do not doubt the anti-inflammatory power of turmeric.
    Will look for a different chai blend, but thank you for opening my eyes to
    the benefits of turmeric as a relief for osteoarthritis! I will share that
    info with friends that suffer from it.

  17. Raymond James says:

    December 31, 2014 at 7:57 am (UTC 0)

    Whee! I gave the 1000th Like!
    Will definitely try this. I try to use turmeric every day for the health
    benefits. And anything with cardamon in it must be delicious, it’s the most
    beautiful thing I’ve ever smelled (only discovered it recently!) To me it’s
    like a human version of catnip.

  18. Angelica Torres says:

    December 31, 2014 at 7:59 am (UTC 0)

    Bridget, I have to say ever since I found your tea(accidently I must say) I
    have made it over and over. It tastes wonderful, I have passed on the
    recipe over and over to family and friends. I love it and enjoy so much
    with coconut milk and a bit of honey. For those who criticize the
    quantities, not sure if they’ve actually made it or not but I highly
    recommend it. Whatever the reasons are for taking it, I prefer this tea
    over coffee which is a gut poison but people love it especially if its
    Starbucks(then they wonder why the acid reflux and other conditions.) Its
    just just as u say having a cup of chai tea….I love it!

  19. digupstuff says:

    December 31, 2014 at 8:46 am (UTC 0)

    Cinnamon is the one you left out. You should add 2t of cayenne pepper, as
    well as 2t lemon juice and 2t apple cider vinegar! Imagine how healthy we
    would all be if we started our days out drinking this concoction. I’ll just
    need to add the ginger, cardamon and ground cloves to my concoction in the
    mornings now. I need all of the help I can get! Great tea! TFS luv! ♥

  20. Daniel Cantu says:

    December 31, 2014 at 9:04 am (UTC 0)

    I been looking for this tea but where do you get Turmeric I am new to
    this..
    Thank you

  21. Nachereyl Remidee says:

    December 31, 2014 at 9:55 am (UTC 0)

    Niceee…I’ll try this, only with coconut milk. I like almond, but coconut
    is my favorite. Thanks for sharing Bridget! *smiles*

  22. seth lawrence says:

    December 31, 2014 at 10:54 am (UTC 0)

    I would skip the carrageenan in the Blue Diamond Almond Milk, the rest of
    the turmeric recipe is excellent

  23. Pati Pena says:

    December 31, 2014 at 11:26 am (UTC 0)

    you forgot to add the 2 teaspoons of cinnamon on this list.. it’s a lovely
    tea, i really liked it. will keep drinking it. 

  24. Carsch A says:

    December 31, 2014 at 11:57 am (UTC 0)

    Hey I heard that Turmeric works best with black pepper.

  25. Elbio M. says:

    December 31, 2014 at 12:43 pm (UTC 0)

    you forgot to list the cinnamon as an ingredient on the description!

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