More Precious Than Gold

Against the endless toxic side effects of patented chemical drugs, turmeric has hundreds of potential side benefits, clinically proven to positively affect more than 280 different physiological pathways.

My dear ones,

Turmeric, the familiar edible root that grows wild, has become a medicinal spice over the generations, forever woven into humanity’s culture and metabolism.

Today it has been studied so thoroughly by modern science that nothing equals its proven value for our health.

Turmeric turns the drug-based medical model on its head.

While there is no food or herb that suits everyone, and anything has the potential for unintended negative side effects, turmeric is truly unique in its exceptionally high margin of safety compared with the drugs it has been compared to: steroids such as hydrocortisone, painkillers such as ibuprofen, and even chemotherapy.

Beyond that, nothing in the modern drug arsenal comes even close to turmeric's 6,000-year reputation of safe use in traditional Indian medicine (Ayurveda).

A review of thousands of studies from the database of the US National Library of Medicine (MEDLINE) reveals close to a thousand potential health benefits of turmeric or its main polyphenol, curcumin.

Here are just a few of its wonderful properties:

Destroying cancer stem cells, and multidrug-resistant cancer

Protection against heavy metal toxicity

Lowering levels of inflammation

Preventing and even reversing pathologies associated with Alzheimer's disease

Protection against radiation damage

Preventing the development of type 2 diabetes in prediabetics.

Although turmeric is of great value in dozens of health conditions, and even improves conditions resistant to conventional treatment, it grows for free on the earth as a wild plant that needs no care at all. Its very existence threatens billions of dollars in pharmaceutical industry revenue. So despite its enormous potential to relieve human suffering, it is likely that turmeric will never receive an establishment medical “seal of approval,” because it can't be owned exclusively or patented.

Drug companies steer clear of any substance they cannot patent, seeking instead to create synthetic molecules they can own exclusively.

Dear ones, don't wait for the establishment. Eat fresh turmeric at every opportunity, juice it and drink a small amount every day, cook with it and make it an integral part of your kitchen.

To your health, with love,

Ran

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