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5 benefits of ginger and turmeric tea before bed

Prevents insomnia:

Insomnia can be prevented by practicing good sleep hygiene, which includes:

Establishing a regular sleep schedule.

Creating a relaxing bedtime routine.

Creating a sleep-conducive environment (cool, dark, and quiet).

Limiting exposure to screens before bedtime.

Avoiding caffeine, alcohol, and large meals close to bedtime.

 Engaging in regular physical activity.

Managing stress through relaxation techniques such as meditation or deep breathing exercises.

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Helps with indigestion and flatulence:

Indigestion and flatulence can be relieved by making changes to your diet and lifestyle, including:

Eating smaller, more frequent meals

Avoiding foods that trigger indigestion, such as fatty or spicy foods

Chewing food thoroughly

Avoiding lying down after eating

Quitting smoking

Limiting alcohol and caffeine intake

Practicing relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing or yoga

Exercising regularly

Trying over-the-counter antacids or acid reducers, if recommended by a doctor.

Boosts your immune system:

Your immune system can be boosted by taking the following steps:

Eating a healthy and balanced diet

Getting regular exercise

Getting enough sleep

Reducing stress through relaxation techniques

Not smoking

Limiting alcohol consumption

Taking a daily multivitamin

Staying hydrated

Washing your hands regularly

Getting vaccinated against preventable diseases.

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Improves mental focus: Improving mental focus can be achieved by adopting the following habits:

Staying physically active

Eating a healthy and balanced diet

Getting enough sleep

Reducing stress through relaxation techniques

Practicing mindfulness and meditation

Staying organized and prioritizing tasks

Limiting distractions, such as electronic devices

Taking regular breaks

Engaging in mentally stimulating activities

Trying cognitive enhancers like caffeine, if recommended by a doctor.

Helps prevent cancer:

There is no guaranteed way to prevent cancer, but you can reduce your risk by making healthy lifestyle choices, such as:

Eating a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

Maintaining a healthy weight.

Getting regular physical activity.

Avoiding tobacco and limiting alcohol consumption.

Protecting your skin from the sun.

Getting vaccinated against preventable viruses.

Getting screened regularly for cancer, as recommended by a doctor.

Reducing exposure to environmental toxins and pollutants.

Managing stress through relaxation techniques or counseling.

Ginger and Turmeric are good sources of antioxidants:

Yes, ginger and turmeric are both good sources of antioxidants. Antioxidants are compounds that help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals, which can contribute to the development of chronic diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer's. Ginger and turmeric contain compounds such as gingerols, shogaols, and curcuminoids, which have antioxidant properties. Additionally, both ginger and turmeric have anti-inflammatory effects, which may help reduce the risk of certain diseases. However, it is important to note that more research is needed to fully understand the potential health benefits of these spices.

Tea can be more than a simple drink.

Yes, tea can indeed be more than just a simple drink. Tea has been enjoyed for centuries for its taste, aroma, and various health benefits. Different types of tea, such as green tea, black tea, and herbal tea, contain different compounds that can have beneficial effects on health. For example, green tea contains antioxidants that can help protect against cellular damage, while black tea contains compounds that may help improve heart health. Herbal teas, such as chamomile, valerian root, and lavender, have been used for centuries to help promote relaxation and improve sleep quality. Additionally, tea is a calorie-free beverage that can help you stay hydrated and potentially aid in weight management. Overall, tea can be a simple and delicious way to support your overall health and well-being.

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Cookies - Masala Chai Brownies Recipe These vegan brownies have a subtle spice flavor and are delicious. If you enjoy chai lattes you will love these!

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Recipe for Masala Chai Brownies These brownies are vegan and have a mild spice flavor. You'll adore these if you like chai lattes! 1/3 cup unsweetened shredded coconut, 1 cup white sugar, 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract, 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 cup very strongly brewed masala chai, 1/2 teaspoon baking powder, 1 cup all-purpose flour, 1/2 cup canola oil

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Drew some chai the other day. I've been playing a lot of Coffee Talk- it's a chill game where you serve hot drinks to fantasy creatures. That inspired me to make hot drinks in real life, which inspired me to make for myself a recipe book of my favorites (hot drinks yes, but also food). And at least some of my recipes need illustrations, or what is anything even for.

2nd pic is the printout of the chai recipe I've used, on aged-looking paper. If you want to try making chai yourself, it's really not hard! The recipe I used is from here. All the spices are in the spice aisle at the grocery store. I didn’t have a mortar and pestle, but I used a meat tenderizer hammer thing to cromch the spices, which is the important part. Makes your house smell great too.

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Bridgerton: A romantic poem about Indian culture.

As an Indian, Desi representation in the media can be difficult. It dances precariously between romanticism and downright insulting. It stands to change the world’s view on those with an ethnic background, often pushing the “white saviour” agenda forward. Speaking from personal experience, I can attest that it creates an internal battle. Growing up, I watched shows like Phineas and Ferb, where characters like Balgeet or Ravi from Jessie were portrayed as kooky, with exaggerated accents and quirks. While I agree stereotypes can often aid the comedy in a show, repeatedly watching the Desi characters be used as comic punching bags created an air of displeasure within me. I found myself wanting more and more to be like Hannah Montana, with her blue eyes and blonde hair, rather than one of the Patil Twins from Harry Potter. It took years to unlearn the racism I had internalised and finally see the beauty in my culture. 

It is possible to argue that the growing number of comedies starring racial minorities has facilitated racial tolerance. Take, for instance, the second season of the popular Netflix show Bridgerton, which centres around the romance between a viscount and a character of Indian descent, Kate Sharma. I liked the show's appreciation of my culture through romanticism. Three unique scenes stand out to me in particular—the hair oiling, tea brewing, and Haldi.

In the hair-oiling scene, Kate comforts her younger sister by running oil through her dark tresses. Sitting at your mother/grandmother’s feet while she oils your hair is a canon event in every Indian girl’s life. It is an intimate act of devotion and love in Desi culture, as the person takes great pains to massage the oil into every crevice of your scalp as it stimulates hair growth. In Western culture, oily hair is often looked down upon. While I grew up in India and thus had no first-hand experience of the same, I’ve read multiple stories about how brown girls were bullied and belittled for having oil in their hair. Therefore, seeing something as trivial as oiling a loved one's hair being romanticised in a popular show could change people’s perspective on Indian culture, enabling the rest of the world to see it as we do. 

A quintessential experience in a desi household is watching the chai (tea) being brewed as the aromas of its spices fill the air. Desi tea is more than just milky dishwater. It's a delicate blend of floral notes and spice that warms the back of your throat, only to be soothed by the creaminess of the milk. Making it is an art you’re forced to pick up as you watch your family members painstakingly observe the handi (pot) to ensure it doesn’t boil over. Like the hair-oiling scene, Bridgerton brings out this tradition quaintly. In an episode, Kate removes a few spices from a richly decorated pouch and adds them to a strainer suspended above a teacup, along with a handful of tea leaves. She then pours hot water over the mixture before adding milk to it. It is a scene shot in solidarity with close-ups of Kate’s actions to create an almost Wordsworthian romanticism of an activity nearly second nature to my people. Indian food is often criticised for being too smelly or having a flavour profile that’s too strong. Like the hair oil, Desi children are frequently belittled or bullied for bringing cultural dishes to school. Therefore, watching the precision and complexity that goes into making something as simple as masala chai (spiced tea) can change people’s opinions on the cuisine. 

As Indians, Haldi, or turmeric, is a spice that’s ever-present in our lives. It’s used in our dishes and is an answer to almost every disease and injury. As children, we’re urged to drink Haldi Doodh, or, as it’s better known by its gentrified name, golden latte. For centuries, it’s been used to treat injuries. When we get injured, the yellow powder is usually pressed to the wound as it is believed to hold natural healing powers. Thus, it comes as no surprise that we’ve even found a way to include the marvellous spice in our marriage ceremonies. The Haldi Ceremony is performed a day before the wedding. It takes place in the couple’s parental home, where a mixture of Haldi, oil and water is usually rubbed onto the face and upper body by the couple’s close friends and family. In Bridgerton, we see a similar practice carried out by Kate and their mother the night before Edwina’s wedding. The scene is portrayed in an intimate manner compared to the grandiose version you might see in a traditional Indian wedding. Nonetheless, seeing a critical Desi tradition integrated so well into a mainstream show was quite a surprise and a good one at that. I loved that they paid such close attention to detail, going so far as to drape the characters in yellow clothes, which are considered auspicious during a Haldi. 

I watched a beautiful Indian woman cast as the main character in a Netflix show instead of some caricature, and it healed something inside me. I loved that my culture was finally getting the appreciation and exposure it deserves. The way the show’s creators integrated age-old traditions into the storyline instead of repeating harmful stereotypes like with Apu from The Simpsons, made me appreciate the show and its gradual shift to accurate inclusivity.

The entire point of the Romanticism movement was to take seemingly mundane things and describe them in such a way that makes them seem extraordinary. It aims to change the person’s view on the subject by painting it in a remarkable light. Take, for example, the poem “The Orange” by Wendy Cope. It describes the simple joys in life, like sharing a fruit that graces almost every fruit bowl. It changes the way you look at things, and that’s why the romanticism of the Indian culture in something as mainstream as Bridgerton is so essential. It has the power to change how people view Indians and how we view ourselves.