FLOWERS MY CURCUMA (Ginger)

Curcuma belongs to from the Ginger family.

Most flowers are pink, but sometimes they are purple and white.

Curcuma is a perennial plant and it has a bulbous rhizome.

In addition to its decorativeness, it is also a useful plant, from the rhizome which produces spices.

Curcuma is a spice of yellow color, it is one of the main ingredients of curry powder.

I want to share information with you that I found on the Internet:

The active ingredient in medicines is called "curcumin" a natural pigment.

Accumulated evidence suggests that curcumin is a drug that treats a wide range of diseases.

Curcuma and Cancer:

The study was conducted on a combination of curcumin. Scientists have found that curcumin can cause a process that promotes the self-destruction of cancer cells and damaged cells in the human body.

Given its antibacterial properties, turmeric is useful in the treatment of many cancers, especially the breast, colon, lungs and leukemia.

Studies have shown that curcumin inhibits the growth of skin cancer, melanoma and slows the progression of lung cancer.

Researchers at the University of South Dakota have found that pre-treatment makes cancer cells more sensitive to chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Promotes detoxification of blood for the production of enzymes. These enzymes destroy and remove toxins found in your body.

Curcumin slows liver damage, which can lead to cirrhosis.

Curcuma provides relief to those who suffer from moderate to minor arthritis pain.

Studies and surveys showed:

Patients suffering from arthritis, after taking turmeric, began to feel less pain in the morning and evening.

Curcuma is best used in the form of a powder for food, or curcumin, which serves as a supplement.

It is better to use in powder when cooking, and not in tablets. It serves as a therapeutic use and not as a preventative.

I hope this information was useful to you!

In conclusion, I want to say:

Curcuma plant is very spectacular!
But, I don `t know if I can deal with it, since there are difficulties in its room cultivation.

Time will tell...