Turmeric, the Indian Saffron, has a long medicinal history. You can even track the origins of the Curcuma longa root back nearly 4000 years, establishing its presence in the natural medicine science in Southeast Asia. Thanks to the turmeric's brilliant yellow color and the curcuminoid content within it. Curcumin is a powerful compound with multiple health benefits and no adverse side effects.
Turmeric for the immune system
Researchers have taken a keen interest in verifying the claims of our ancestors in the past few decades. Curcumin contains properties such as anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal activity. According to studies, it is also said that turmeric acts as an antioxidant as well. So, it's excellent news if you want to improve your immunity.
To understand better, let’s explore the antioxidants in more detail.