Turmeric's medicinal properties include, helping with blood cleansing, anti-coagulant, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-arthritic, antioxidant, anti-microbvial, antiseptic, stimulates bile production and strengthens liver function. Its common uses include, arthritis, blood clot inhibitor, candida, inflammation of the mucous membrance, eczema and gastritis. Infrequently, turmeric may cause gastric disturbances. Turmeric is contraindicated in cases of bile duct blockage or gallstones. (Source: "Herbs for Pets", Gregory L.Tilford & Mary L.Tilford)
As with any herbs/supps, it is advisable to practise moderation with intake. I sprinkle a pinch of organic turmeric powder over a few of Rossi gal's meals weekly. She does fine on turmeric and likes its taste too.
(*If interested to try out any herbs/supps, it would be advisable to start in a small dosage and monitor for any reaction/s before proceeding to increase the dosage or deciding whether to continue the usage.)
(*If interested to try out any herbs/supps, it would be advisable to start in a small dosage and monitor for any reaction/s before proceeding to increase the dosage or deciding whether to continue the usage.)
To me, Turmeric is a good herb with medicinal and culinary uses. I give it to Rossi gal for its medicinal benefits, while I use it for my own cooking at times, for eg. curry, giving it a nice taste and aroma.
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