Overview
- Kasthuri turmeric belongs to the plant family Zingiberaceae.
- Sourced from the biodiverse Western Ghats, the best aromatic turmeric exists as a rhizome.
- It reaches maturity in 7-8 months.
Habitat
- Originating in the Indo-Malayan region, this herb is widely found in South Asia.
- The perennial foliage dies down in late autumn, and the rhizomes remain dormant in winter.
- Inflorescence appears in early spring from the base of the rhizomes.
- During the summer monsoon season, the plant grows vigorously, reaching a height of about 40cm.
Phytochemistry
- Chemical composition varies in different areas.
- Kasturi manjal contains bioactive compounds like curcumin, zederone, curdione, neocurdione, curcumol, tetramethyl pyrazine, 1,2 hexadecane diol, noeprocurcumenol and 9-oxo-neoprocurcumenol.
Nutritional Prowess
- Reduces inflammation.
- Kills cancer-causing cells.
- Enhances the immune system.
- Acts as an antimicrobial.
- Inhibits fungus growth.
- Lowers blood sugar levels.
- Acts as a mosquito repellent.
- Removes worms from the body.
- Is an antioxidant.
- Reduces risk of heart disease.
Dermatological Perks
- Improves skin tone and overall complexion.
- Provides blemish-free, naturally glowing skin.
- Effectively reduces acne and scars.
- Slows down facial hair growth.
- Heals skin infections and insect bites.
- Treats various skin ailments, including eczema.
- Prevents and fades stretch marks.
- Works as a bath powder for babies.
- Kasturi Turmeric combats signs of aging, including wrinkles and fine lines.
- Its antioxidant qualities promote clear skin, keeping away dead cells, dirt, and excess oil.
- Used for curing acne, scars, eczema, pigmentation, dark circles, pimples, and for uplifting skin glow and radiance.
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