Saturday, September 18, 2010

Food for Health: Curry Leaves

Cure Yourself with Nature: Food for Health >> Curry Leaves




Almond



Apple Cider


Barley



Black Seed



 
Cinnamon



Curry Leaves



Dates



Fig



Garlic



Ginger



Grape



Honey


Lemon



Olive Oil

 
Curry leaves is a popular culinary recipes in the Indo-Pak subcontinent, used to add flavor and aroma to vegetables and curries. The aroma of the curry leaves will lose its potency when dried, so use them when fresh. The leaves, bark and the root of the curry plant are used in indigenous medicine as a tonic, stimulant and antiflatulent.

Health Benefits of Curry Leaves

The Curry leaves are used to treat constipation, improves appetite, nausea, snake bite, stomach problems, spots and rashes, gray hair. When the leaves, root, bark, stalk and flowers of the curry plant are boiled and drunk, it relieves stomach discomfort. Using curry leaves with food strengthens the functions of stomach and promotes its action. When the leaves are eaten raw, it relieves diarrhea. It also helps prevent premature hair greying. Curry leaves health benefits also include relief from kidney pain, improved functioning of the small intestine, improved quality of digestive juices during digestion, and increased salivary secretion. They also used for treatment of minor superficial skin injuries, and managing diabetes.

Shakthi Curry Leaf Powder(7oz., 200g)

Tamicon Tamarind Paste 8oz

Fresh Curry Leaves - Fresh South Indian and Sri Lankan Herb - Citrus Aroma

Indian Spice Dry Curry Leaves(1 oz)-

Indian Spice Fresh Curry Leaves(1oz)-

Curry Leaf Plant (Murraya koenigii)

Thai Kaffir Lime Leaf Powder 1/2 oz

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Set of Fresh Kaffir Lime Leaves, Lemon Grass, Galangal, Thai Chili

Curry Leaf Plant 6+"

Fresh Kaffir Lime Leaves 2 Oz-grown Organically, Natural with No Pesticides



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