If you're a fan of Indian food, you may already know turmeric as one of the foundational flavors in many curry spice blends. It's been used in cooking and in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries.

Turmeric may have some potential benefits for overactive bladder, although this requires further research. There is currently little evidence on how and when to take it. Overactive bladder (OAB ...

Although you can take turmeric as a supplement, it isn’t a substitute for your current healthcare plan. Turmeric’s active component, curcumin, may help manage blood sugar levels and has ...

Turmeric is often a component of curry powder and it is used on its own in many Asian dishes, including fish curries, dhals, pilafs as well as in many North African meat and vegetable dishes.

In the realm of natural skincare, there’s one ingredient that stands out for its miraculous benefits and centuries-old legacy—turmeric. Revered in traditional medicine and culinary worlds ...

[Randomona] shares a different technique that seems to be way cooler than lemon juice using, of all things, turmeric. This isn’t like the invisible ink of our childhood. That’s probably a good ...

It inhibits cytochrome P-450 isoenzyme 1A1 and is metabolized by glucuronidation. [13] Neither turmeric nor curcumin has been extensively studied in clinical trials. One clinical trial compared ...

Chewing raw turmeric or adding to chia seeds water offers weight loss, blood sugar regulation, inflammation reduction, improved digestion, and metabolism boost. Prepare by soaking seeds ...

Run, don’t walk, to stock up on turmeric. Kolesnikovserg/Getty Image In recent years, turmeric’s popularity has skyrocketed, thanks to its touted health benefits. “Turmeric is a vibrant ...