TURMERIC An ancient Hindu custom

The ancient mystics has contributed many customs and cultures to the Indians in India and thus brought much richness in Indians customs and culture. Indian traditions are not meaningless.

There is no home in India which does not use Turmeric. Here we begin to explore some basic Hindu practices that have a scientific, logical reason behind them and are beneficial to us.

Applying turmeric on the front door:

It is an ancient Hindu custom, steeped in Hindu culture. It is extremely important to follow it. Ayurveda firmly establishes that turmeric is an extraordinary spice that has more than 20 benefits.

One of the most important is that it contains anti-septic properties and it is also anti-bacterial.

As many of us know, it is important to hang a green festoon on the main door to prevent small and visible insects from getting into the house.

Turmeric is so powerful that it repels every such organism if applied on the front door and all other possible entrance routes into the home.

The custom of sprinkling turmeric mixed water: In the house before prayers and after. Its known that turmeric has antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities. Ofcource, its helps more if it’s being consumed, but sprinkling it around the house helps prevent from bacteria to spread around.

It’s been widely used in Indian houses whom are pious. This practice is often said absurd because sprinkling turmeric water is said to be uncivilized, but apparently the houses whose houses have turmeric water sprinkled has less news on the people inside the house falling ill.

Why Alzhimer's disease is so rare in India: Turmeric is frequently consumed in India and some other Asian countries as a dietary supplement, which allegedly cures stomach problems and other ailments. Earlier research has shown that curcumin, an antioxidant found in turmeric, can help prevent the formation of tumours.