5 amazing healing effects of turmeric

Turmeric has long been used to fade scars and treat stomach pain. In addition, with ingredients containing many antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer properties, turmeric also has many other wonderful healing uses.

1. Cure stomach ache

Turmeric powder helps cure stomach pain.

For a long time, people have used turmeric powder with honey to treat stomach pain. Today, science has found that Curcumin is a substance that has anti-inflammatory effects, helps heal mucosal ulcers quickly, develops new cells and helps destroy cancer cells. This is the active ingredient in turmeric that helps treat stomach pain.

Note:Pregnant women, breastfeeding women, people with kidney stones, and people with gastric reflux should not use turmeric. Turmeric does not have the ability to kill Hp bacteria, the bacteria that causes stomach pain.

Use:

Use 12g of turmeric powder with 8g of honey each time, mix well. You can use black turmeric instead of yellow turmeric. Then the effect will be better.

2. Acne treatment

Turmeric helps you have a healthier and more beautiful skin. Illustration photo.

Turmeric is also a great antioxidant. It has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that help restore the natural balance of the skin. Therefore, turmeric is used to treat acne and the dark spots caused by acne.

Use:

Use 2 spoons of turmeric powder, 2 spoons of honey mixed together. Apply the mixture on the face for about 15-20 minutes then rinse with clean water.

Applying it 2-3 times a week is most effective. This will help remove blackheads, acne and dark spots on the skin.

3. Skin lesions

Turmeric can cure some skin wounds.

Turmeric has the effect of stopping bleeding quickly, reducing inflammation and helping scars heal quickly. When suffering from skin wounds, turmeric can be applied to the wound.

Use:

Clean the wound with hydrogen peroxide, pour turmeric powder on the wound then use sterile gauze to bandage it.

Note:This method is only applicable to minor injuries that do not bleed much. For more serious injuries, the patient should be taken to a medical facility for emergency care and treatment.

According to Science and Development