#immunity with haldi

[girlivealwaysbean]

I'm in love with a stranger something something

babe haww what if she traps you in her love and leaks your nudes what then hmmmmm 🤭🤭🤭

[cherise54]

Cherise Launches Iot-Enabled Tea Vending Kiosks

Indian startup Cherise India Private Limited, a venture set up by Mr. Parimal Shah, a 3rd Generation Tea Sommelier from a family of Tea farmers, has forayed into Smart Vending by launching a range of smart, IoT & Android-based Vending machines. It has a wide portfolio of Teas, Coffees, Soups, and Milk, under its popular Cherise brand. The supremely user-friendly smart vending kiosks of Cherise come with its own proprietary Cherise IoT dashboard and app for monitoring operations. Unlike other vending operators, Cherise provides its customers with access to the IoT vending platform that gives real-time data on consumer consumption patterns, inventory, and billing, all at the click of a button. The Cherise vending machines dispense homemade Teas, Coffees, Milk, and Soups in a jiffy. Visit Website

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Stay Healthy with Haldi Pepper Kadha: A Traditional Immunity-Boosting Remedy

As the weather changes, our health can be affected by cold and hot temperatures. The common cold and flu are prevalent due to these weather changes. Additionally, with the rise of COVID cases, people are more health-conscious than ever before. Home remedies are becoming increasingly popular, with decoction being one of the most common remedies. Among these remedies, Kadha is a popular choice for…

[2nd2tar]

a poorly designed star wars oc because i can’t help myself

my markers are dying but it’s okay

here’s a transcript in case my writing isn’t legible:

image 1- “i am not immune to OC brainrot. This is Otarion Haldi and he’s an official translator for the Jedi Temple (prequel era of course) and he’s just a gooby nerd who sits in the library all day reading and writing alien languages cause i think it’s fun. yippe!”

run on sentence much?💀 oh well.

image 2- “ah. uh. Mace, how are you?”

[colonelrajyavardhanrathore]

Healthy Turmeric: Rajasthan’s Thali in Veerbhoomi Haldighati

Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, known for his commitment to promoting Indian culture and traditions, recently shared his enriching experience of savoring a turmeric-rich meal in the iconic desert region of Haldighati, Rajasthan. The vibrant and flavorful thali not only reflects the culinary heritage of Rajasthan but also underscores the health benefits of turmeric — a spice integral to Indian cuisine.

The Significance of Haldighati

Turmeric: The Star of the Thali

A Nutritional Powerhouse: Turmeric, often referred to as the “golden spice,” is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and immune-boosting properties.

In the Rajasthan Thali:

Haldi Sabzi: A traditional dish made with fresh turmeric root, yogurt, and spices, offering a perfect balance of taste and nutrition.

Turmeric-Infused Rice: Aromatic rice prepared with turmeric for a vibrant hue and subtle flavor.

Turmeric Lassi: A refreshing drink blending turmeric, yogurt, and cardamom.

Promoting Local Cuisine and Health

Colonel Rathore’s visit and appreciation of this meal highlight the importance of embracing local food traditions. The turmeric-rich thali not only celebrates Rajasthan’s culinary heritage but also advocates for a nutritious and sustainable diet.

Why Choose Turmeric for Your Meals?

Boosts Immunity: Perfect for combating seasonal ailments.

Aids Digestion: Supports gut health and reduces bloating.

Promotes Longevity: Packed with curcumin, a compound linked to numerous health benefits.

Colonel Rathore’s culinary adventure in Haldighati is a reminder to explore and appreciate India’s diverse food traditions. So why not add a golden touch to your meals and savor the wholesome goodness of turmeric?

#HealthyEating #TurmericThali #RajasthanHeritage

[oldforestayurveda]

The Best Treatment for Leucoderma with Indian Herbs by Old Forest Ayurved

While conventional medicine offers various treatments, many individuals seek natural alternatives for managing and potentially reversing this condition. Best Treatment for Leucoderma with Indian herbs has been celebrated for their therapeutic properties for centuries, and Old Forest Ayurved harnesses the power of these herbs to provide effective treatments for Leucoderma. In this blog post, we will explore the best Ayurvedic treatments for leucoderma offered by Old Forest Ayurved.

Understanding Leucoderma

Leucoderma is caused by the destruction of melanocytes, the cells responsible for producing melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color.

The exact cause of this destruction is not fully understood, but it is believed to involve autoimmune factors, genetic predisposition, and environmental triggers. While leucoderma is not life-threatening, it can significantly impact an individual’s self-esteem and quality of life.

Ayurvedic Perspective on Leucoderma

In Ayurveda, leucoderma is known as "Shwitra" or "Kilasa" and is believed to result from an imbalance in the body’s doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. According to Ayurvedic principles, leucoderma is primarily a Pitta disorder, often exacerbated by factors such as stress, poor diet, and toxins in the body.

Old Forest Ayurveda’s Herbal Remedies for Leucoderma

Old Forest Ayurved offers a range of herbal treatments designed to address the root cause of leucoderma and promote healthy skin pigmentation. Here are some of the key herbs and formulations used:

Bakuchi : It contains psoralen, a compound that promotes melanin production. Bakuchi oil and powder are often used topically and internally to treat leucoderma. Regular application can help restore skin color and reduce the appearance of white patches.

Neem : Neem is renowned for its detoxifying and immune-boosting properties. Neem oil and capsules are commonly used in Ayurvedic treatments for leucoderma to support overall skin health.

Haldi: Haldi is a potent rejuvenating herb that aids in detoxification and promotes healthy digestion. It helps balance the body’s doshas and supports the healing process of the skin. Haldi powder can be taken internally to assist in managing leucoderma.

Manjistha : It helps improve blood circulation and promotes the regeneration of healthy skin cells. Manjistha can be used both internally and externally to enhance skin health.

Khadira: Khadira is another valuable herb in Ayurveda known for its skin-healing properties. It helps cleanse the blood and supports the immune system. Khadira decoction or powder can be used as part of a comprehensive treatment plan for leucoderma.

Panchakarma Therapy

In addition to herbal remedies, Old Forest Ayurved also offers Panchakarma therapy—a series of detoxifying and rejuvenating treatments that help restore balance to the body. Panchakarma includes procedures such as Virechana (therapeutic purgation), Vamana (therapeutic vomiting), and Basti (medicated enema) to eliminate toxins and improve overall health.

Dietary and Lifestyle Recommendations

Ayurveda emphasizes the importance of diet and lifestyle in managing leucoderma. Old Forest Ayurved provides personalized dietary guidelines to help balance the doshas and support skin health. A diet rich in fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats is recommended, along with the avoidance of processed foods, alcohol, and excessive caffeine. Stress management techniques such as yoga and meditation are also encouraged to maintain overall well-being.

Leucoderma can be a challenging condition to manage, but with the right approach, significant improvements can be achieved. Old Forest Ayurved offers a holistic treatment plan that combines the wisdom of ancient Ayurvedic practices with modern scientific knowledge. By utilizing powerful herbs, detoxification therapies, and personalized lifestyle recommendations, Old Forest Ayurved aims to provide an effective and natural solution for leucoderma.

For more details : - https://forestveda.in/best-treatment-for-leucoderma/

[abookishdreamer]

Character Intro: Chrysanta (Kingdom of Ichor)

Nicknames- Chrysta by the others

The Silver Goddess by the people of Olympius

Mother by her son

Age- 46 (immortal)

Location- Forgia district, New Olympus

Personality- Very much like her symbolic element/domain she's unyielding, cool, adaptable, & wholly collected. She's also intelligent, objective, and resilient in her self-worth. She's married.

She has the standard abilities of a goddess. As the goddess of metal her other powers/abilities include metallokinesis (metal manipulation), metal mimicry (being able to change a part/entire physical state into metal), bio-metal manipulation/generation & mimicry, intrametal transmutation, ermískinesis (mercury manipulation), partial fire and heat immunity, limited matter manipulation (by affecting the metallic particles in non-metallic objects), & is being able to manipulate silver, steel, Stygian Iron, Astrean Silver, lead, tin, titanium, and platinum.

Chrysta lives with her husband & son at their brownstone in the Forgia neighborhood of New Olympus. The interior design is very sleek, stylish, and modern with colors of black & cool tones of white, blue, silver, and gray. The kitchen has a fully automated computerized island along with cabinets built out of Astrean Silver & the latest state-of-the-art stainless steel appliances. The family has a male automaton assistant named Argyris. The family also owns a vacation home in the state of Lemnos (where her husband is originally from).

Chrysta has an animal companion- a she-dragon named Elys that's known as "The Silver Queen" due to her breathtaking shimmering silver scales! Elys is usually her mode of transportation when traveling great distances.

A go-to drink for her is a classic martini. She also likes cola, ginger ale, Strengthify's ionized alkaline water, champagne, vodka margaritas, assam tea, haldi doodth (hot tumeric milk), coconut water, iced tea, and masala chai. Her usuals from The Roasted Bean is the large cinnamon chai latte & the medium mango orange splash.

Chrysta's morning routine includes a jog through Eaglepoint Park, a workout at the gym, followed by a session of acupuncture at home.

A notable thing about her is her flawless copper brown skin. She owes it all to her all-body exfoliator pumice stone that's made from volcanic rock. The Platinum Luminescence tightening serum also helps!

Chrysta has been married to her husband Aurelius (who's a Cyclops) for close to twenty years. Despite the whispers & nay-sayers amongst the public and in the pantheon, she was never discouraged from being in a relationship with a non-deity being or from marrying him. She fell in love with him, his kind brown eye that remind her of a smouldering fireplace, his warm protective embrace, and his lovingly boisterous family! With life & their jobs, Chrysta and her husband always make time for each other. Their most recent date night was at Aitnaios beach.

She loves the samosa grilled cheese (on panini bread) from The Bread Box along with the broccoli salad (drizzled in olive oil dressing).

A guilty pleasure for her are the sweet potato fries from Olympic Chef.

Chrysta has a close relationship with her son Cedalion (Lio) (demi-god of smithing ore). They both contributed ideas that went towards the final design for Argyris. Some activities they like doing together are indoor rock climbing, doing pottery at Sparkling Ember, or going to some blacksmithing workshops at the community center.

One of her favorite desserts are the earl grey macarons with lavender-honey buttercream from Hollyhock's Bakery. She also likes her husband's "magma" cake which is essentially a molten chocolate cake added with carmalized walnuts & pecans.

She loves stopping by Cocoa Delights from time to time to buy a box of dark chocolate taffy.

In the pantheon Chrysta's friends with Makris (one of The Nesoi), Pleione (Titaness of sailing & stars), Paean (goddess of physicians); they often double date, Soteria (goddess of safety), Coeus (Titan god of foresight, intellect, & knowledge), Theia (Titaness of sight & heavenly light), Mnemosyne (Titaness of memory & language), Themis (Titaness of justice), Maia (one of The Pleiades), Logos (god of stories), Astrape (goddess of lightning), Bronte (goddess of thunder), Praxidike (goddess of judicial punishment), as well as the esteemed blacksmithing cyclopes- Arges, Brontes, and Steropes.

Chrysta was the official mentor to Techne (goddess of arts, crafts, & invention).

She's also been impressed with the work done by Hephaestus (god of the forge) and Aetna (goddess of volcanoes).

Chrysta doesn't like Dione. She never forgot the comment she overheard Dione say at her baby shower- whether her baby would be born with one eye or three.

For a main source of income she teaches metallurgial engineering at New Olympus University. For other means of income Chrysta models for/endorses Euryphaessa, Stella Ferrea (The Hyades' jewelry brand), Ouránio Théama, & Platinum Luminescence (Clymene's skincare brand). She sometimes writes for O Dianooumenos.

Chrysta was pleasantly dumbfounded when Clymene's designer luggage & handbag brand Megaleio came out with two limited edition handbags inspired by her! One of them is the "metallic chains" bag set in white gold with over 11,000 diamonds, coming with a 2.2 million drachma price tag. The other is a shoulder bag made with an all-platinum body adroned with over 2,000 diamonds. The functional strap can be removed & worn as a necklace while the 8 karat pear shaped diamond situated at the center of the bag can be worn as a brooch. It's priced at 1.9 million drachmas. Chrysta made a deal with the brand that all the proceeds from the purchases would go towards various charities and programs that supports the Cyclopes community.

She loves wearing the Olmorfia nail polish in "Moonshadow," a metallic silver color. She also likes the shade "Warm Amber," a dark shimmery copper color.

Chrysta decided to treat herself with a bit of a splurge, buying the silver flower shaped jeweled clutch from Diamond Ave.

In her free time she enjoys sculpting (loves doing metal sculptures), fencing, chess, doing brain teasers, lava surfing, basketball, working out, football (soccer), baseball, cooking, and spending time with her family.

Her all time favorite meal is malai kofta served with naan and white rice.

"Just because there's tarnish on the copper, that doesn't mean there's not a shine beneath."

[itsherbalagic]

Golden Spice: Everything You Need to Know About Natural Turmeric Powder

Pure organic turmeric powder is a spice every woman should have in her kitchen because of its enormous benefits for the body's overall health. Pure turmeric powder can brighten the skin naturally turmeric has soothing and calming properties which can help heal wounds faster. The rich antibacterial formula of pure turmeric powder fights the effects of allergy-causing germs.

 It protects the skin from harmful toxins. Phytonutrients present in turmeric powder ensure that 

the immune system functions harmoniously. Drinking hot water infused with turmeric can relieve the stomach from aching.

Why is Natural Turmeric powder called a golden spice? Its other names.

Natural Turmeric powder is called the golden spice because of its brilliant yellow color, which comes from the curcumin. It contains Turmeric is also known as “Indian saffron” because of its color and common usage. In Sanskrit, it's called “haridra”, which means “dear to Hari”. In Hindi, it's called haldi, in Tamil it's called “manjal”, and in Kannada it's called “arshina”. 

Turmeric in Traditional Medicine

Turmeric has been used in Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for thousands of years. It was traditionally used to treat a wide range of ailments, from digestive issues to skin conditions and inflammatory diseases. In Ayurveda, it’s often used to balance the body's energies, cleanse the blood, and support overall vitality.

How to Incorporate Turmeric Into a Diet ?

Turmeric can make curries, soups, stews, rice dishes, roasted vegetables, smoothies, salad dressings, marinades, and even baked goods tastier because of its peppery earthy, musky essence. Turmeric can be incorporated into a diet by adding it to all of these recipes also it can be drunk with hot water or milk.

Face mask recipes of natural turmeric powder

Turmeric and curd face mask: Take a generous amount of turmeric chickpea flour curd and honey in a bowl and mix it thoroughly with a spoon till no lumps are left in this mixture. This face pack reduces acne marks, gives a glow, and even-toned skin.

Turmeric and aloe vera face mask: Aloe vera nourishes the skin from within and makes the skin soft, smooth, and subtle combined with the richness of turmeric it can remove all signs of blemishes and dark spots.

Lemon honey and Turmeric: Honey and lemon can reverse the effects of tan and hyperpigmentation combining all of these three ingredients together can reduce inflammation and retain hydration of the skin. 

 Apply any of these face packs, let them dry, and then rinse them off with cold water to see the best results.

How ancient is turmeric powder? It was produced in which countries?

The use of pure turmeric powder dates back over 4,000 years from now to the Vedic culture in India. It was used as a culinary spice, for medicinal purposes, and in religious ceremonies. India, China, Myanmar, Nigeria, Bangladesh, are some countries where pure turmeric powder was produced and is still being produced.

Conclusion 

Turmeric, the Golden Spice, is a powerful, natural addition to a diet and wellness routine. With its wealth of health benefits, versatility in cooking, and role in traditional medicine, turmeric offers a golden opportunity to enhance both your health and your meals. Whether you sprinkle it on your curry or enjoy a soothing turmeric latte, this spice has earned its place as a true superfood. Embrace the Golden Spice and experience the many ways it can benefit your body, mind, and soul. By incorporating natural turmeric powder into a diet and lifestyle, unlock its full potential and enjoy the remarkable health benefits it has to offer.

[hashmi123]

Boost Your Immunity Naturally with Amba Haldi

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[cherise54]

Cherise Launches Iot-Enabled Tea Vending Kiosks

Indian startup Cherise India Private Limited, a venture set up by Mr. Parimal Shah, a 3rd Generation Tea Sommelier from a family of Tea farmers, has forayed into Smart Vending by launching a range of smart, IoT & Android-based Vending machines. It has a wide portfolio of Teas, Coffees, Soups, and Milk, under its popular Cherise brand. The supremely user-friendly smart vending kiosks of Cherise come with its own proprietary Cherise IoT dashboard and app for monitoring operations. Unlike other vending operators, Cherise provides its customers with access to the IoT vending platform that gives real-time data on consumer consumption patterns, inventory, and billing, all at the click of a button. The Cherise vending machines dispense homemade Teas, Coffees, Milk, and Soups in a jiffy. Visit Website

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7 Amazing Benefits of Haldi Doodh (Golden Turmeric Milk) and How To Make It: Recipe Inside

Haldi doodh (or turmeric milk) has long been touted as a wonder beverage with a host of health benefits. The rise in popularity of turmeric latte or golden latte, as some international coffee chains have named it, brings home the fact that it has been a part of the diet and traditions in India for ages. Our grandmothers have long sworn by the humble haldi doodh for every common ailment – from…

[dilharfoods]

How Spices Contribute to Traditional Indian Wellness Rituals

Spices have been an integral part of Indian wellness rituals for centuries. Beyond flavor, they offer a treasure trove of health benefits, deeply rooted in Ayurveda and traditional practices. These spices are not just culinary ingredients but powerful allies for holistic well-being.

Key Spices in Wellness Rituals:

1. Turmeric for Healing: Known as the “golden spice,” turmeric has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. From haldi doodh to face packs, it’s a staple in wellness routines.

2. Ginger for Digestion: Often brewed into teas or added to kadha, ginger is a go-to remedy for digestion and cold relief.

3. Cardamom for Detoxification: Used in herbal teas and desserts, cardamom aids detoxification and promotes oral health.

4. Cinnamon for Balance: Its warming properties make it ideal for maintaining blood sugar levels and improving circulation, especially during winter.

5. Clove for Immunity: Packed with antioxidants, cloves are often used in toothaches or as a key ingredient in immunity-boosting drinks.

Why Spices Matter: These spices aren’t just ingredients; they are wellness tools passed down through generations. They reflect the wisdom of blending food with healing, addressing everything from immunity to relaxation.

Why Choose Dilhar: At Dilhar Spices, we ensure you get premium, unadulterated spices that retain their natural health benefits. Whether it’s turmeric for your skincare routine or ginger for a soothing tea, trust Dilhar for quality you can rely on.

Conclusion: Spices are the soul of India’s wellness rituals, blending tradition with health. Let Dilhar Spices be your partner in embracing these time-honored practices, bringing both flavor and wellness to your life. Reconnect with the essence of natural healing today!