Turmeric

There are significant risks associate with taking turmeric suppliments while pregnant, including inducing menstruation, agitating the uterus, and a slight risk of affecting blood clotting. Any of these place a pregnancy at risk.

Yes

The rhizome maggots affect turmeric in such a way that it normalizes blood sugar. It also reduces the possibility of Alzheimer's Disease.

yes

Yes it is gluten free.

yes

c

No effect

Cumin is NOT the same as Curcumin. Cumin is a spice that comes from seeds atop a
plant somewhat related to parsley.

Curcumin is a component of the spice Tumeric or Turmeric, which is ground from the root.
Curcumin has enormous health benefits as an anti-inflammatory and even helps with Alzheimers. Check these out: http:/www.lionsgrip.com/curcurcumin.html
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curcumin

Use bleach.

Ants move away from turmeric powder because they do not like the taste of it. They also move away from tea tree oil because the smell repels them.

Because its yellow

It becomes imli paani

To use tumeric for eczema, boil 1/2 teaspoon in a cup of milk and use it as a topical lotion. Also, substitute water for the milk and drink it.

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This is a special paper impregnated wit turmeric.