Overview:

Wild turmeric is a significant part of Ayurvedic traditions. The yellow root is believed to offer various medicinal benefits, such as boosting bodily energy, reducing gas, getting rid of worms, enhancing digestion, controlling menstruation, removing gallstones, and alleviating arthritis. Turmeric has been used since ancient times for its antimicrobial and antibacterial properties in traditional Ayurvedic treatment, making it a staple of the Indian diet. It has a harsh flavor and camphor-like smell.

Benefits:

• Abundant anti-inflammatory.
• cough and sore throat.
• treat diabetes.
• Boosts the Immune System.
• Heals wounds.
• Liver detoxification.
• Prevents Arthritis.
• Best for skin.

Side Effects:

While turmeric is generally safe to use, both topically and orally, there is a risk of contact dermatitis. If a person develops contact dermatitis, they may notice the following symptoms: burning, itching, stinging, or soreness. Flushed skin and inflammation