Reduce Inflammation With a Turmeric Cocktail
Do you suffer from inflammation, sore joins,
menstrual cramps or even want to repair your muscles faster after yoga or a
really good workout? If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, boy
do we have a cocktail for you! I first started “shooting” coconut water and
turmeric because I was experiencing painful cramps, but the more I did it, the
more people I would encounter who were using turmeric every day to recover
faster from yoga and reduce inflammation as part of their routine.
I personally don’t love the taste of this
cocktail, it tastes a bit like drinking pickles. Let me say though, that a lot
of other people I give this to when they’re in pain usually don’t share in my
experience of the drink and often quite like the taste. All of our taste buds
are unique, so give it a shot. And even if it’s not your favorite, you can
still benefit from turmeric’s healing powers.
The reason you see turmeric mixed in coconut
water, is because coconut water acts as a “carrier” delivering more nutrients
to the cells. It’s also the only liquid on the planet that you can inject
directly into your blood stream as it’s composition is almost identical to that
of blood plasma. Not that you should try injecting it into your blood stream or
anything. Just saying, it’s possible and that’s pretty cool.
Ingredients:
·
1-2 tsp. of Turmeric Powder or
·
1 Oz Juiced Turmeric Root
·
1 cup coconut water OR
·
Mix into fresh vegetable juice made in your juicer (celery,
cucumber, ginger & lemon is a great anti-inflammatory juice to mix your
turmeric into)
Instructions: Mix your turmeric
powder or juiced turmeric root into 1 cup of coconut water (if you don’t have
it you can use water). Or, you can take your turmeric and mix it into a fresh vegetable
juice. Drink right away and you can do this multiple times per day. Note that
if you’re new to juicing or fresh roots, turmeric is very cleansing and you may
need to use the washroom frequently, but this is normal.
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