THE GOLD OF INDIA

"If I had to have a single herb to rely on for all possible health and dietary needs, I would choose the Indian spice called turmeric that everyone should learn about and introduce into their life."

- Dr. David Frawley (founder and director of the American Institute of Vedic Studies in Santa Fe, New Mexico) .¹

Once it was scornfully called "the saffron of the poor" or even "fake saffron", now it is considered the gold of India or "saffron of India". The reason for this rise to celebrity status is due to its emerging scientific reputation as one of the most powerful natural healing tools.

Its healing properties are also described in the first texts of Ayurveda, the traditional natural medicine of India, dating back to over 4,000 years ago, where it is described as "the one who conquers diseases".

¹ Taken from the book "The Spices that Save Life" by Dr. Bharat B. Aggarwal (Edizioni Red! 2014)